JP2017023662A - Decubitus protective sheet - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a decubitus protective sheet capable of preventing displacement of a decubitus affected part and a protective sheet, preventing deterioration of an affected part due to friction between an affected part and a clothing or diaper, preventing dirt on a clothing, and preventing discharge of a body fluid which leaks from an affected part due to inflammation.SOLUTION: A fixing adhesive tape 2 is stuck to a polyethylene sheet 7, 1 which has a single layer or a bag-state two layers, having pores, on an inside part by almost 1 cm from a terminal part, and the polyethylene sheet having pores is fixed with the adhesive tape on a clothing side or a diaper 5 side for covering and protecting an affected part 3, thereby natural healing of the affected part is promoted.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention avoids direct interference in order to prevent the affected part that has become bed slipped by using a polyethylene sheet from rubbing and getting worse with clothes and diapers, and protects the affected part from friction and rubbing. By protecting the affected part from being damaged directly by preventing the shift of the protective sheet and the affected part, it becomes a protective material for natural healing. By using a perforated polyethylene sheet, the affected area can be drowned and fluid can be discharged without accumulating in the affected area.

By making a polyethylene sheet into a bag shape, it is also possible to use together with the conventional protective material in gauze. Conventional technology prevents the affected area from drying out.

JP2001-017460

JP2011-078375

JP 2008-113952 A

JP2008-119394

JP2008-113781A

JP2008-099773

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A protective sheet applied to the affected part of the bed is protected so as not to be displaced from the affected part.

Prevents the affected area from deteriorating due to friction between the affected area and clothes / diapers.

The body fluid dripping from the affected area is discharged without being accumulated in the affected area.

Prevents stains on clothes due to dripping fluid from the affected area.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the polyethylene sheet applied to the affected part is made into a bag-like double structure so that the friction between the affected part and the clothes is absorbed by the polyethylene sheet.

Open a lot of small holes in the polyethylene sheet and use it to drain the drowning fluid in the affected area

To fix the polyethylene sheet to the affected area, use double-sided tape or adhesive tape to fix it on the clothes / diaper side.

In order to prevent the polyethylene sheet from peeling off or slipping, a slippage is provided by placing the tape sticking position about 1 cm from the end of the sheet.

A double structure is formed by using a polyethylene sheet as a bag, so that a gauze or the like is sandwiched therebetween.

Since the present invention is configured as described above, the following effects can be obtained.

By preventing the friction from occurring directly in the affected area, the affected area is prevented from deteriorating and contributes to natural healing.

Since the attached polyethylene sheet does not shift, the affected area is continuously protected.

Being able to attach to diapers makes it possible to cope with bed slippage in the buttocks of bedridden care recipients.

By making the polyethylene sheet into a bag shape, it becomes possible to sandwich gauze and thin cloth, and prevents clothes from being soiled by dripping liquid.

Protective sheet structure diagram Attached image of affected area Diaper wearing image Combination diagram with existing protective sheets such as gauze

In order to carry out the present invention, an embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.

In FIG. 1, a double-sided tape or an adhesive part is attached to a polyethylene sheet having an infinite number of bag-like holes at 1 cm from the short side at two ends.

In the present invention, this adhesive tape is used by sticking to the clothing side of the affected part. In FIG. 2, it fixes by attaching with the adhesive tape to the bag-shaped inner side of underwear, and protects an affected part.

In FIG. 3, it becomes a role which protects the affected part of the bed slip on the buttocks buttocks side by attaching it to the rear side with an adhesive tape on a diaper for nursing care. Also, the perforated polyethylene sheet allows the dripping fluid in the affected area to pass through the hole and be absorbed by the diaper.

In FIG. 1, the underwear is prevented from being soiled by sandwiching a thin cloth such as gauze.

The effect of adhering and fixing to the clothes / diaper side is the same for a single-layer polyethylene sheet.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bag-like perforated polyethylene sheet 2 Adhesive tape 3 Bed slipping affected part 4 Underwear 5 Diaper 6 Gauze 7 1 layer perforated polyethylene sheet

Protective sheet structure diagram Attached image of affected area Diaper wearing image

Claims (3)

The two-layered polyethylene sheet absorbs the rubbing of the affected part due to friction with the bedclothes and clothes. In order to absorb the difference between the two-layer polyethylene sheet and the affected part, a fixing adhesive tape is applied about 1 cm inside from the end, and it is fixed to the diaper or underwear side, thereby preventing the protective polyethylene sheet from peeling off. Attaching an adhesive tape that fixes the polyethylene sheet to the clothing or diaper side prevents inflammation of the adhesive surface and the skin. Even in the case of a single layer of polyethylene sheet, the same effect can be expected by sticking the adhesive tape to be fixed to the clothes side or the diaper side.

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