JP2008067910A - Pouch bag - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pouch bag which brings together compact and carry things an insulin-dependent diabetic needs from among a variety of things so as to manage and work with them easily, allows changes when things inside are changed, and is harder for others to imagine what is inside by seeing from outside. <P>SOLUTION: The pouch bag enables the insulin-dependent diabetic to fix inside and store in one container things all together he or she needs out of a variety of things so that they are not scattered, to open and close, to remove, attach, or replace the things inside. In a close state, the bag is in a state that things inside are invisible, in an open state, it is in a flat state and a state that the inside as a whole is overlooked, the bag can be placed in the open state, and necessary things can be removed to work with. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention manages and manages the necessary items for a patient with insulin-dependent diabetes from two types, one on the outside and one on the inside. It is related to a pouch bag that can be easily imagined and opened in a flat state, the inside things can be easily taken out and changed to the inside, and can be replaced if necessary.

Insulin-dependent diabetics have to carry with them wherever they go for the rest of their life so far, and sometimes they have to use what they need and sometimes respond quickly. Drugs and needles required for syringes (self blood glucose meter) (test paper and blood sampling instruments and needles necessary for self blood sugar) (alcohol cotton for disinfection) (diabetic notebook) (sugar and other hypoglycemia necessary for low blood sugar) The items that have been consulted and decided at the hospital are usually carried inside the pouch, back, school bag, etc. that are usually carried around, so each container is large inside the container. Because there are many numbers and they are scattered, it takes time to check for, manage, work, and take out things that are forgotten or missing. There is likely to be. Other cases and products may include the manufacturer's name or the name of the product name, and it may be recognized by other people that it is insulin-dependent diabetes. Sometimes it can be a burden.

JP 2004-97561 A

Items that must be carried and carried by patients with insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus can be carried in the manufacturer's case or a commercially available case, so the number of cases increases, making it difficult to check and manage before carrying. Or if something left behind comes out, a problem arises.

When carrying an item that must be carried by an insulin-dependent diabetic patient, it must be stored in its own manufacturer's case or a commercially available case, and then placed in a container such as a bag, making it larger and heavier. Since the container used for carrying such as a shopping bag becomes larger by that amount, there arises a problem that carrying becomes difficult.

When insulin-dependent diabetics take out and use them from items they carry with them, they are separated into bags and other containers, so it is difficult to find what you want to use until you work out and store them. This takes time.

Insulin dependent diabetics have problems that may change what they have to carry around and use from time to time, depending on their health.

Each container and product that the insulin-dependent diabetic patient has is also the name of the manufacturer and the product name. Obviously, there are problems that can be emotionally burdensome among people with insulin-dependent diabetes.

In order to achieve the above object, the pouch bag of the present invention measures the size in the state where all necessary items that the insulin dependent diabetic patient has to carry and carry can be taken out of the case, and put the container inside. It is designed to be arranged side by side, fixed and housed, and made as small and light as possible. This is because the pouch back according to the present invention is heavy, and if it becomes large, it becomes difficult to handle and a series of operations by the user becomes difficult.

The pouch bag of the present invention is flat and flat when opened, so that you can see what the whole inside is at a glance. In this way, when it is used, it is easy to check and manage things that are missing or forgotten when carrying them. This is because the pouch back of the present invention can be confirmed, managed, and a series of operations smoothly performed in the open state.

The pouch bag of the present invention has a configuration in which an outer container and an inner container can be removed, attached, or replaced. This is because the inside and outside of the pouch bag of the present invention are changed, and if necessary, the outside and inside are replaced and used as before.

The pouch bag of the present invention should not use characters that can be easily seen as an insulin dependent diabetes patient by other people's eyes from the outside, and the material is not particularly limited, but the material inside cannot be seen. The outer pouch bag was made. This is to reduce the emotional burden of insulin dependent diabetics by making it difficult for others to see what is inside when carrying the pouch bag of the present invention.

As described above, the pouch bag of the present invention makes it easy to carry around by making it easy to fix, store, and use the necessary items for performing a series of operations in one piece with the outer and inner items together. Confirmation, management and work of things can be simplified, it is easy to go out, the time of a series of work can be shortened, and time can be spared. Also, since the outer container and the inner container can be exchanged, only the outer container can be changed, and the mood can be newly enjoyed and carried.

In the pouch bag of the present invention, the pouch bag of the present invention is configured so that an insulin-dependent diabetic patient can carry a product that is determined by consulting at the hospital with items that must be carried and carried.

The pouch bag of the present invention has a configuration that can be opened, closed, removed, attached, and replaced.

The pouch bag of the present invention is in a flat state when opened, and about one-third to two-thirds are fixed, housed and flat so that you can see what is at a glance. A configuration that allows a series of operations to be performed.

The method for fixing and storing necessary items inside the pouch bag of the present invention is configured such that the necessary items are fixed with rubber and stored in a bag.

The pouch bag of the present invention has a configuration in which an outer container and an inner container can be removed, attached, or replaced.

The container on the outer side of the pouch back of the present invention is configured such that the characters or the inside can be seen from the outside and the inner object cannot be easily understood.

Next, an example of the pouch bag according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In these drawings, the same parts are denoted by the same reference numerals.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a container made by stitching a container on the outside of the pouch bag of the present invention with a fabric, a fastener, and Velcro (registered trademark).
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a container in which the container inside the pouch bag of the present invention is made of fabric, nonwoven fabric, rubber, and velcro tape.
FIG. 3 (A) is a front view of a container outside the pouch back of the present invention, FIG. 3 (B) is a rear view, and FIG. 3 (C) is a side view of the other side. FIG. 4D is a view showing a state in which all the fasteners are opened and spread from the state shown in FIG. As shown in the figure, this pouch bag body has a rectangular shape, and there are fasteners, handles, straps for the handles when closing the fasteners, and velcro for attaching, removing, and replacing outer and inner containers. It is attached. In the front view of FIG. 3 (A), the fastener is attached to the center as viewed from the front. The length of the fastener is shown in FIG. 3 (C) or FIG. 3 (B). It can be opened up to the position of the string that it holds when it is closed, and when it is opened, it becomes flat as shown in Fig. 3 (D) so that the outer container and the inner container can be attached, removed or replaced. Velcro is attached inside to make it.
FIG. 4 (A) is a front view of a container inside the pouch back of the present invention, FIG. 4 (B) is a rear view, and FIG. 4 (C) is a side view of the other side. Figure (A) shows a slightly thicker non-woven fabric and fabric so that it can be folded. If you cannot handle with a little wider rubber or rubber to fix the necessary items on one piece of fabric, make a bag with the fabric. The rubber or bag is sewn so that it doesn't fall apart, so that it can be fixed and stored. (B) is a rear view, and a velcro is attached so that it can be attached to, removed from, or replaced with a container outside the pouch back of the present invention. The figure (C) is a side view of the other side, and a pocket is made under one piece of cloth to be stored and fixed so that a notebook can be put on either side.
FIG. 5 (A) is a perspective view showing a state in which the outer container and the inner container of the pouch bag of the present invention are removed, and FIG. 5 (B) is a diagram showing that the inner container is attached to the outer container. FIG. 4 is a view showing a flat state in which the fasteners are all opened from the state of FIG.
FIG. 6 shows a state in which the outer container and the inner container of the pouch bag of the present invention are attached, and all the fasteners are opened from the state of FIG. It is a figure which shows the state accommodated. Fig. 7 shows the position of the bag for storing the test paper necessary for autologous blood glucose. Fig. 8 shows how to fix the insulin syringe, which is used less frequently, with rubber. FIG. 9 is a position for fixing a container that can hold a syringe needle necessary for an insulin syringe and a blood collection needle necessary for autologous blood sugar for each of about three days with rubber, and FIG. This is the position to fix the container that can be used for alcoholic alcohol for disinfection for about 3 days with rubber, and Fig. 11 is the position to fix sugar necessary for low blood sugar and other things related to low blood sugar with rubber. FIG. 12 is a position where an insulin syringe super fast attack type frequently used syringe is fixed with rubber. FIG. 13 is a position where the self blood glucose meter is fixed with rubber. FIG. 14 is necessary for self blood sugar. Test paper 15 is a position where a blood collection device necessary for self-blood glucose is fixed with rubber, and FIG. 16 is a position where a diabetic notebook is stored.

There are no restrictions on the material on the outside and inside of the pouch bag of the present invention, but the pouch bag is carried around in various places around the day, and the place to put it in various places is dirty or dust is inside. It is preferable to use a material that can be cleaned by wiping with laundry or cloth etc.

It is a perspective view of an example of the container outside the pouch bag of the present invention. It is a perspective view of an example of the container inside the pouch bag of the present invention. (A) is a front view of a container on the outside of the pouch back, (B) is a rear view, (C) is a side view on the other side, (D) is a figure which shows the state opened and expanded from the state of the figure of the figure (A). (A) is a front view of a container inside the pouch bag of the present invention, FIG. (B) is a rear view, and (C) is a side view of the other side. (A) is a perspective view of a state in which the outer container and the inner container of the pouch bag of the present invention are removed, and FIG. (B) is a state in which the inner container is attached to the outer container. FIG. 4 is a view showing a flat state opened from the state of FIG. [FIG. 4] A diagram showing the internal structure of the pouch bag according to the present invention, which is opened and spread out from the state of FIG. 3 (A) in a state where the outer container and the inner container are attached.

Explanation of symbols

1 Pouch back outside 2 Handle 3 Fastener 4 String to hold when closing the fastener 5 Velcro 6 Rubber 7 Storage bag 8 Insulin syringe (long-acting type) (Infrequently used)
9 Commercially available cases (a container that can hold the needle needed for an insulin syringe and the needle needed for self-blood sugar for about three days each)
10 commercially available cases (a container that can be used for about 3 days of alcohol cotton for disinfection)
11 Sugar required for hypoglycemia and other hypoglycemia 12 Insulin Syringe (Haste type) (Frequently used)
13 Self blood glucose meter 14 Test paper necessary for self blood glucose 15 Blood collection device necessary for self blood glucose 16 Place for diabetes notebook 17 Inside pouch back

Claims (7)

A container that can be carried around by holding together items that must be carried around by an insulin-dependent diabetic patient. A container that can be flattened with the pouch bag open when going out or used, and the entire interior can be seen at a glance, allowing you to check for missing or missing items. In a state where the pouch back is opened, it is flat and can be fixed and stored so that it can be understood. A small, lightly portable container. A container that cannot be easily imagined by someone else when the pouch bag is closed. A structure in which an outer container and an inner container can be attached or detached, and depending on the intended use, only the outer or inner container can be replaced. Inside the container is an insulin dependent diabetes patient who has to consult and decide at the hospital to carry and carry it roughly (super fast, fast, intermediate, mixed, long acting insulin syringe) ) (Flexpen, Humalog, Opticlip, and other insulin syringes) (Medicines and needles required for insulin syringes) (Self-blood glucose meter) (Test paper and blood collection instruments and needles necessary for self-blood glucose) (Disinfection) Alcohol cotton) (diabetes notebook) (sugar, glucose, glucose supply, gluco rescue and other hypoglycemia necessary for hypoglycemia) (insulin-dependent diabetes-related tools) and other items that are necessary for insulin-dependent diabetics Things to put in.

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