JP2020049196A - Nursing urine collection pad - Google Patents

Abstract

To add a diffusion prevention function for preventing dirt such as feces from spreading in the wide area of a body surface through a front surface part, in a nursing urine collection pad of a type used together with a tape stop type paper diaper.SOLUTION: A nursing urine collection pad adopts a configuration in which, in 1-piece of flat urine absorbing member where a front surface part 11 and a rear part 5 are connected through a connecting portion C, a bank part 3 swelled three-dimensionally in the lateral direction is provided in the connecting portion C, and further return gathers 4 going in the direction of the rear part 5 are provided along the lateral direction of the bank part 3.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a urine-absorbing pad for nursing care, which is used when a person who needs nursing care without being able to go to the bathroom on his own is used together with a tape-stopping type paper diaper.

  Conventional nursing pad for nursing care is mainly for men and women, and there is no idea of gender. While actually called a urine-absorbing pad, it actually also uses a stool receptacle. Unfortunately, however, the stool flows to the front of the body and spreads, unfortunately.

The conventional urine absorbing pad for care has the following disadvantages.
(A) Although a considerable amount of urine can be absorbed, there is no means to prevent the spread of dirt on stool.
(B) In the state of being bedridden, hospitals are often left unclean and stool over a wide area of the body for a long time in a situation of shortage of manpower. In nursing care at private homes, labor is particularly required for wiping and cleaning dirt on the stool, which is very difficult.
(C) In the nursing care setting, infectious diseases caused by stool and the like are widely seen, which is actually a major problem. It takes a lot of time to clean the stool that has adhered to the men's stool, and each site is individually devised to deal with it.

  A bank (3) having a semi-cylindrical bulge in the lateral direction is provided inside the nursing care pad (1) at a position (2) corresponding to the perineum of the body. A three-dimensional gather (4) is provided on the semi-cylindrical raised bank (3) to block stool flow into the front of the body. When a urine absorbing pad for nursing care for men is provided, a sheet (6) for preventing stool from adhering to the scum is provided in addition to the above-described embodiment. The stool sticking prevention sheet (6) firmly holds the root of the guinea pig by a semicircular window opening (8). Since the urethral opening and the like are opened at the rectangular window opening portion (9) at the upper part, no stress is given when urinating. By the above means, the stool is prevented from spreading to the front of the body, and the phenomenon that the stool adheres to the stool is greatly improved by separating the stool from the anus from the base.

(A) The stool can be prevented from spreading to the front of the body.
(B) When replacing the nursing pad for nursing care, stool wiping and cleaning are centered on the back, making work quicker and easier.
(C) Especially in men, the stool is prevented from sticking and sticking in the shade.
(D) In the case of a woman, stool does not adhere to or enter the delicate part on the front side of the body and is comfortable.
(E) The work of removing stool in the toilet becomes easier.

  Top view of nursing pad for nursing care   A perspective view of a care urine drain pad with a bank and three-dimensional gathers   Top view of stool adhesion prevention sheet   Overall perspective view of the present invention

  A bank (3) having a semi-cylindrical bulge in the lateral direction is provided inside the nursing care pad (1) at a position (2) where the perineum of the body hits. A three-dimensional gather (4) is provided on the semi-cylindrical embankment (3) to dampen stool flow into the front of the body. The three-dimensional gathers (4) are installed toward the rear part (5) of the nursing pad (1) for nursing care and function as return gathers. The bank (3) and the three-dimensional gathers (4) serve as gathered banks for preventing stool diffusion. In the case of using a urine absorbing pad for nursing care for men, a sheet (6) for preventing stool adhesion of the stool is installed in addition to the above-mentioned form. The sheet for preventing stool adhesion (6) is installed and deployed from the upper side (7) on the front side of the bank (3) on which a semi-cylindrical column is raised. The sheet (6) for preventing stool adhesion is firmly held in the semicircular window opening part (8) at the base of the guinea sac and lifted in the abdominal direction. Since the urethral opening and the like are opened at the rectangular window opening portion (9) at the upper part, there is no stress on urination. As a result, the stool is separated from the anus and the root, so that the phenomenon that stool adheres to the stool is greatly improved. The procedure for mounting the care urine absorbing pad (1) provided with the bank (3), the three-dimensional gather (4), and the stool adhesion preventing sheet (6) is as follows. First, the three-dimensional gather (4) is placed on the perineum of the body. At the same time, put the buttocks of the body on the nursing urine absorption pad (1). Hold the upper part (10) of the sheet for preventing stool adhesion (6), hold the root of the guinea pig in the semicircular window opening part (9), and pull up in the abdominal direction. Then, the urethral opening is firmly pressed by the front part (11) of the care urine absorbing pad (1) from above. After that, use the nursing diaper that is being used together and fix it with tape using the prescribed procedure.

DESCRIPTION OF REFERENCE NUMERALS 1 Nursing pad for nursing care 2 Position where perineum hits 3 Bank 4 Solid gather 5 Back part of urine collecting pad for nursing care 6 Sheet for preventing stool adhesion 7 Upper side of bank with semi-cylindrical raised bank 8 Semicircular window Opening part 9 Rectangular window opening part 10 Upper part of stool adhesion prevention sheet 11 Front part of nursing care pad for nursing care

The present invention relates to a nursing incontinence pads used in combination with a diaper.

Conventional nursing urine pads for people who need nursing care because they cannot go to the bathroom on their own are mainly for men and women, and many products have no gender devises. In particular, in the case of incontinence pad to be used in combination with taped type of disposable diapers (type of disposable diapers to be replaced in a state of lying), while referred to as "incontinence pad", reality is also used in combination as a stool received .

JP-A-8-252276 JP 2005-279004 A

Conventional nursing incontinence pads used in combination with taped-type disposable diapers, although it is possible to absorb a substantial amount of urine, there is no prevention of contamination spreading to the body front portion side of the stool. Therefore, in a bedridden state, hospitals are often left unclean with a large amount of stool for a long period of time in a shortage of labor. In nursing care at private homes, labor is particularly required for wiping and cleaning dirt on the stool, which is very difficult . In addition, in the nursing care setting, infectious diseases caused by stool and the like are widely seen, which is actually a major problem. Above all, it takes much time to clean the stools urchin attached male shade, a reality is corresponds to devise separately for each field.

The present invention has been made in view of the above, and the nursing care urine absorption pad described in the embodiment provides a new nursing care urine absorption pad that solves at least one of the above-mentioned disadvantages. .

The urine-absorbing pad for nursing care of the first embodiment of the present invention comprises:
A urine-absorbing pad for nursing care used in combination with a diaper,
  The connecting portion of one flat urine absorbing member in which the front portion and the back portion are connected via a connecting portion has a bank portion which is three-dimensionally raised along a lateral direction, and is provided beside the bank portion. A back gather is provided along the direction toward the rear portion.

The urine-absorbing pad for nursing care according to the second embodiment of the present invention is the urine-absorbing pad for nursing care according to the first aspect,
A stool adhesion preventing sheet provided with a window opening including a semicircular window opening along a lateral direction of the bank on the front side of the bank is provided.

The urine-absorbing pad for nursing care of the first embodiment is particularly suitable as a urine-absorbing pad for nursing care for women. The urine-absorbing pad for nursing care of the second embodiment is a urine-absorbing pad for men. It is suitable as.

Plan view of a conventional urine absorbing pad for nursing care 101 1 is a perspective view of a care urine absorbing pad according to a first embodiment. Top view of stool adhesion prevention sheet A perspective view of a care urine absorbing pad according to a second embodiment.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described. Note that the same reference numerals are used for parts having the same function. The following embodiments are all examples for explaining the technical idea of the present invention, and are not to be construed as limiting, and are understood to include modifications within a range that can be assumed by those skilled in the art.

(First embodiment)
FIG. 1 shows a plan view of a conventional urine absorbing pad for nursing care 101. The nursing care urine absorbing pad 101 is used together with a disposable diaper. As shown in FIG. 1, the structure of the nursing care urine absorbing pad 1 is composed of a single flat urine absorbing pad in which a back portion 105 and a front portion 111 are connected via a connecting portion C. The back portion 105 of the nursing care urine pad 101 is directed toward the anus and the front portion is directed toward the urethral opening.

The problem with the conventional nursing urine absorbing pad 101 is that the urine absorbing pad 101 has a flat structure in which the shape of one urine absorbing pad is processed to provide the back part 105 and the front part 111, so that the back part 105 captures the urine. It does not have a means for preventing the waste such as stool from moving toward the front part 111 via the connecting part C, and therefore, when the waste moves toward the front part 111, the waste from the wide part on the body front part side is removed therefrom. In that it spreads out.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the care urine absorbing pad 1 of the first embodiment. As shown in FIG. 2, a part of the connecting portion C between the back portion 5 and the front portion 11 (the vicinity of the center of the connecting portion C is the position 2 where the perineum of the body is just located) along the lateral direction. In addition to providing a bank portion 3 that is three-dimensionally raised in a semi-cylindrical shape, a back gather 4 provided with a plurality of gathers (folds) along a lateral direction of the bank portion 3 toward the back surface portion 5 is provided. Adopt configuration. A three-dimensional gather is formed by the bulge of the bank 3 and the return gather 4. The three-dimensional gathers serve to block the movement of the stool to the front part 11 side, and the return gathers 4 are provided at a position slightly lower on the back part 5 side than the most raised part of the bank part 3. Is preferred.

The procedure for attaching the urine-absorbing pad 1 for care provided with the bank 3, the return gathers 4, and the stool adhesion preventing sheet 6 is as follows: first, the center of the return gathers 4 is positioned near the perineum of the body. Put the hips on the pad 1 for nursing care. Then, the urethral opening is firmly pressed by the front part 11 of the urine collecting pad 1 for care, and the urine collecting pad 1 is overlaid. After that, use the nursing diapers that are used in combination and fix the whole disposable diaper with tape according to the prescribed procedure.

The urine-absorbing pad for nursing care 1 of the present embodiment can be suitably used particularly as a urine-absorbing pad for nursing care for women. As a result, it is possible to prevent the urethra from adhering or invading to the urethral opening or the delicate part on the side of the patient, thereby preventing the urethral spread on the front side of the body. Further, when the caregiver replaces the care urine absorbing pad, stool wiping and cleaning are mainly performed on the back side of the care receiver, so that there is an advantage that the work is quicker and easier for the caregiver. Further, the stool that has flowed out from the rear part 5 side of the nursing urine absorbing pad 1 is blocked by the bank 3 and the return gathers 4, stays on the rear part 5 side and does not move to the front part 11 side, so It is easy to work even when stool is flushed.

(Second embodiment)
  FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the care urine absorbing pad 1 according to the second embodiment. FIG. 4 shows the semi-cylindrical bank portion 3 of the care urine absorbing pad 1 according to the first embodiment shown in FIG. A stool adhesion preventing sheet 6 is provided on the front surface 1 side (near the upper side 7 of the front surface side of the embankment of the semi-cylindrical column in FIG. 2).

FIG. 3 is a plan view of the stool adhesion preventing sheet 6 attached to the front side 1 of the bank 3. The stool adhesion preventing sheet 6 is formed of a thin sheet-like member, and has one large window opening therein. The window opening is composed of a rectangular window opening 8 and a semicircular window opening 9, and has a size such that a male genital can pass through. Therefore, the root of the guinea-blade is firmly accommodated in the semicircular window opening portion 8 and serves to lift in the abdomen direction. Since the urethral opening and the like are opened by the rectangular window opening 9 at the upper part, no stress is given when urinating. Since the stool attachment preventing sheet 6 always keeps the stool separated from the anus and the root, the stool is less likely to adhere to the stool.

The procedure for mounting the urine absorbing pad 1 for care provided with the bank portion 3, the return gathers 4 and the stool adhesion preventing sheet 6 is as follows. Put the hips on the pad 1 for nursing care. Holding the upper part 10 of the sheet 6 for preventing stool adhesion, the base of the guinea-pig is accommodated in the rectangular window opening part 9, and pulled up in the abdomen direction. Further, the urethral opening is firmly pressed by the front portion 11 of the care urine absorbing pad 1 from above, and the nursing urine absorbing pad 1 is overlaid. After that, use the nursing diaper that is being used together and fix it with tape using the prescribed procedure.

The urine-absorbing pad for nursing care 1 of the second embodiment can be suitably used particularly as a urine-absorbing pad for nursing care for men. There is an advantage that it can be prevented from adhering in the shade. Further, similarly to the first embodiment, when the caregiver replaces the nursing care urine pad when defecation is performed, the stool wiping and cleaning are centered on the back side of the care receiver. This has the advantage that the work is quicker and easier for the caregiver. Further, since the stool is blocked and stays on the back part 5 side of the care urine absorbing pad 1, it is easy for the caregiver to work when flushing the stool to the toilet.

1 Nursing incontinence pad 2 body perineal hits position 3 of the bank portion 4 flashing gathers 5 back portion 6 stool adhesion preventing sheet 7 half raised bank portion of a cylinder of the front-side upper 8 semicircular window opening portion 9 Rectangular open window portion 10 upper 11 front section C connecting portion stool adhesion preventing sheet

Claims (2)

  At the position (2) corresponding to the perineum of the body of the nursing urine pad (1), a raised bank (3) for preventing stool diffusion and a solid gather (4) as a return gather are installed at the front of the body. To minimize the flow of stool into the stool and its spread.   In order to make the care urine absorbing pad (1) exclusively for males, in addition to the installation form of the above-mentioned claim 1, a stool adhesion preventing sheet (6) is connected to the embankment-shaped bank (3) and installed. Method. And the method of lifting the base of the guinea-pigs to separate the anus from the cataracts and eliminate the adhesion of stool to the pulp.

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