JP2014108333A - Compress applying auxiliary tool - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an auxiliary tool enabling a user to apply a compress simply and beautifully to an affected part hard to reach, such as the back.SOLUTION: A compress applying auxiliary tool 10 includes a compress holding surface for exposing a sticking surface by peeling a release paper, and holding in an expanded state. The compress holding surface 14 includes first areas 14a oppositely each to both the end parts in the longitudinal direction of a compress, and a second area 14b positioned between the first areas 14a. The second area 14b is positioned in the center of the compress holding surface 14, and is formed with a plain surface in parallel to a handle surface 12 on a front side. The first areas 14a are each positioned on both the sides of the second area 14b, and form an inclined surface making a prescribed angle to the second area 14b.

Description

The present invention relates to an assisting device that allows a poultice to be attached to an affected part, such as the back, that is difficult to reach without helping others.

There are many opportunities to apply a compress to the affected area to relieve inflammation. Since the compress has an adhesive on one side, it can be spread with both hands when applied, and it will cause wrinkles and wrinkles if it is not applied to the affected area, and it is surprisingly difficult to apply it cleanly. In particular, when it is pasted on the back, it cannot be neatly pasted unless someone else's hand is used or an auxiliary tool is used.

There are several prior arts related to assistive devices. Patent Document 1 discloses a technique for facilitating application to an affected area by sucking and temporarily fixing the front side of the compress. Patent Document 2 discloses a technique in which a poultice is sandwiched between two plates, and the poultice is attached to an affected part while being gradually pulled out from one end side. Furthermore, Patent Document 3 discloses a technique in which an upper part of a compress is temporarily fixed to an upper part of a flat plate and is attached to an affected part in a state where the compress is suspended.

JP 2011-255131 A Japanese Patent No. 4405768 JP 2004-209011 A

According to these prior arts, it is possible to paste a poultice on the back side without helping humans, but a large-scale device such as a compressor is required (Patent Document 1), and it is reliably stuck to the affected part. Has the problem that habituation and technology are required (Patent Document 2). On the other hand, the technique disclosed in Patent Document 3 is very simple, and there is an advantage that an elderly person who often uses a poultice can use it with the feeling of a grandchild's hand. However, if only the upper part of the compress is fixed, the compress will be wrinkled and twisted when the compress is oriented or angled. Also, the back side of the body has a large recess at the center, so it is difficult to press the compress well with a flat plate.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide an auxiliary tool that allows a poultice to be easily and cleanly applied to an affected part that is difficult to reach such as the back.

In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention provides a compress sticking aid having the following configuration.

The compressing aid is a compressing aid having a compress retaining surface that holds the compress in an expanded state, and the compress retaining surface is opposed to both end portions in the longitudinal direction of the compress, respectively. A first region and a second region located between the first region are provided, and an end of the first region is set back from the boundary between the second region and the first region.

As a second aspect, the second region forms a flat surface, and the first region forms an inclined surface that forms a predetermined angle with respect to the second region.

As a third aspect, there is provided means for temporarily fixing both ends of the compress in the first region.

As a 4th aspect, the ball joint joined with the handle for an extension is provided.

As an effect of the first and second aspects of the present invention, the release paper is peeled to expose the sticking surface, and the center of the poultice held in an expanded state is applied to the center of the affected area, and lightly swings back and forth or left and right. By simply making it, you can paste it neatly where you want to paste the poultice.

As an effect of the third aspect of the present invention, the compress can be maintained in a state where the compress is spread with a smaller adhesive force, and the compress aid is easily detached from the compress by the adhesive force of the compress stuck to the affected area. be able to.

As an effect according to the second aspect of the present invention, it is possible to cleanly apply the poultice to the affected part that is difficult to reach.

The figure which shows the structure of the compress sticking aid The figure which shows the structure of the compress sticking aid The figure which shows the composition which fixed the poultice to the poultice pasting aid The figure which shows the usage example of a compress sticking aid The figure which shows the other structure of a compress sticking auxiliary tool The figure which shows the other usage example of a compress sticking auxiliary tool The figure which shows the other usage example of a compress sticking auxiliary tool

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 show the configuration of a compress sticking auxiliary tool (hereinafter referred to as an auxiliary tool). The assisting tool 10 includes a front handle surface 12 and a back compressing surface 14. A band 16 for attaching a hand is attached to the handle surface 12. The compress holding surface 14 is a compress holding surface that holds the compress in an expanded state, and is positioned between the first region 14a and the first region 14a respectively opposed to both end portions in the longitudinal direction of the compress, and the center of the compress. It is comprised by the 2nd area | region 14b facing a part. The second region 14 b is located at the center of the compressing holding surface 14 and forms a plane parallel to the front handle surface 12. The first region 14a is located on both sides of the second region 14b, and forms an inclined surface that forms an angle α with the second region 14b.

In the center of the end portion of the first region 14a, an adhesive portion 18 for temporarily fixing both end portions of the compress is provided. The adhesive portion 18 is one in which one adhesive surface of the double-sided tape is attached to the first region 14a and the other adhesive surface is exposed. This exposed adhesive surface bonds both ends in the longitudinal direction of the compress, and temporarily fixes the compress 20 in a state where the compress 20 is spread over the entire surface of the compress holding surface 14 of the auxiliary tool 10 as shown in FIG. The force to fix the poultice can be easily adjusted by changing the area of the double-sided tape.

The method of applying the compress 20 is as follows. First, the compress 20 is fixed to the compress holding surface 14 and the release paper is peeled off. The compress 20 has the pressure-sensitive adhesive surface 22 as the front surface, and the back surface is bonded to the bonding portion 18 and fixed to the auxiliary tool 10. Thereafter, a release paper (not shown) that protects the adhesive surface 22 is peeled off to expose the adhesive surface 22. Since the release paper is peeled off after the compress 20 is fixed in an expanded state, the adhesive surfaces 22 do not get stuck or wrinkles or twists occur.

The auxiliary tool 10 is held through the four fingers from the index finger to the little finger on the belt 16 so that the handle surface 12 is sandwiched between the four fingers and the thumb, and the compress holding surface 14 is pressed against the affected area as shown in FIG. . Since the center of the poultice holding surface 14 is raised, the central portion of the poultice 20 first hits the affected area, and the assisting tool 10 is shaken back and forth or left and right as it is so that both ends of the poultice 20 hit the affected area or the periphery of the affected area. At this time, one end portion that first hits the body is peeled off from the adhesive portion 18 by the adhesive force of the adhesive surface 22 and sticks to the affected area. By swinging the auxiliary tool 10 to the opposite side, the other end portion is similarly peeled off from the adhesive portion 18 and stuck to the affected part. As a result, the compress 20 is completely peeled off from the auxiliary tool 10 and sticks to the affected part of the body. After that, by applying force to the compress 20 while pressing or rocking the assisting device 10, bubbles inside the compress 20 are removed, places where the sticking state is not good, and fine wrinkles and twists are removed. It can be extended to improve the adhesion.

An extension handle 30 as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 can be attached to the assisting tool 10 so that the compress 20 can be attached to a place where it is difficult to reach. A ball joint 32 is used at the joint between the handle 30 and the auxiliary tool 10 to provide a high degree of freedom in the direction and direction in which the compress 20 is applied so that the compress 20 can be applied appropriately according to the state of the affected area. Yes.

When the assisting tool 10 is used, the compress 20 can be affixed to the affected area neatly, but on the other hand, there is a problem that the adhesiveness becomes so high that it is difficult to peel off after use. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 7, the tip of the handle 30 can be removed from the ball joint 32, and a rubber cap 34 can be attached instead. The compress 20 can be scraped off by rubbing the rubber cap 34 against the corner of the compress 20.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Packing auxiliary tool 12 Handle surface 14 Packing surface 14a 1st area | region 14b 2nd area | region 16 Band 18 Adhesion part 20 Compress 22 Adhesive surface 30 Handle 32 Ball joint 34 Rubber cap

Claims (4)

A compress application aid having a compress holding surface for holding the compress in an expanded state,
The compressing surface has a first region opposed to both ends in the longitudinal direction of the compress and a second region located between the first regions, and an end of the first region is the second region. And receding from the boundary of the first region to the back side,
Packing aids. The second region forms a plane, and the first region forms an inclined surface forming a predetermined angle with respect to the second region;
The compress sticking auxiliary tool according to claim 1. Means for temporarily fixing both ends of the compress in the first region;
A compress application aid according to claim 1 or 2. Provided with a ball joint joined with an extension handle,
A compress application aid according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

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