JP2023010266A - medical underwear - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide medical underwear for reducing self-removal during drip infusion.SOLUTION: Medical underwear includes: an upper front body part 21 and a lower front body part 22, which open in the front; and a back body part 5 which covers a torso part with the upper front body part 21 and the lower front body part 22. Each of cylindrical sleeves 3 which extend to the right and left from openings formed on the right and left of a cylindrical part for covering the torso part by the upper front body part 21, the lower front body part 22 and the back body part 5 includes: a slit 26 extending from a cuff 31 to a part equivalent to an upper arm root; lower fasteners 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 and 46 which can lock sleeve edges 261 and 262 forming the slit 26; and a cloth plate 34, a snap convex button 36 and a snap concave button 35, which can temporarily fix a drip tube 6 at an upper face of the cylindrical sleeve 3 equivalent to an upper arm. A shoulder part in a boundary area between a front body part 2 and the back body part 5 includes: a cloth plate 37, a snap convex button 39 and a snap concave button 38, which can temporarily fix the drip tube 6. The drip tube 6 can be hidden from a patient and handling is easy to be managed.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to medical underwear.

As pajamas for inpatients, for example, those described in Patent Document 1 are known. In this pajama, a cuff of the pajama main body is provided with a notch deep enough to reach the upper arm, and fasteners such as hook-and-loop fasteners and buttons for opening and closing the notch are attached to both side edges of the notch. .
However, there is no known medical underwear provided with a temporary fixing button for temporarily fixing an IV tube and sleeves whose cuffs can be tightened.

Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 7-19313

On the other hand, in the medical field, the action of a dementia patient or the like receiving drip infusion treatment to remove the infusion tube by himself is a major problem that hinders proper treatment. Here, self-extraction refers to an operation in which a patient voluntarily withdraws an IV tube that is inserted into the patient's body in the absence of a supervisor.

Common causes of self-extraction include patient memory impairment and disorientation. With memory impairment, the patient does not know why the IV is being administered and is removed, or the IV is removed because the patient does not know what it is. Unrecognized, etc.

Physical restraint is a local countermeasure against self-withdrawal of the IV. Physical restraint, which is also called medical restraint, is a movement restriction performed to protect the patient's life and prevent serious physical damage to himself or others. The three principles of physical restraint are urgency, irreplaceability, and temporaryity. Performed with family consent, the patient is tied to the bed with restraints and mittens are worn. Physical restraints may increase patient anger and mistrust.

Other measures include bandaging the IV insertion site to make it difficult for the IV device to enter the patient's field of vision, covering the IV insertion site with long sleeves, wrapping the cuffs with multiple layers of tape, and using an infusion tube. Do not let the IV bottle protrude from the end of the sleeve, put it through the clothes and put it out from the neck, do not hang the drip bottle where it will be in the patient's eyes, and lengthen the extension tube of the infusion tube so that there is room when the patient moves , etc.

In practice, however, all these measures impose a heavy burden on nurses in the medical field.

Once self-extraction occurs, post-treatment by the nurse takes a lot of labor. In addition, the patient's behavior is restrained and restrained in an inconvenient state. Furthermore, there is a concern that the patient's safety will be compromised because he/she cannot receive necessary treatment or will be forced to suspend treatment.

Under such circumstances, improvement of the underwear worn by the patient is required as one of the measures to prevent the self-removal of the drip.

The present invention has been made in view of the above, and an object thereof is to provide medical underwear that reduces self-extraction during drip infusion.

The medical undergarment of the present invention is a medical undergarment comprising at least a body portion and a sleeve portion, comprising an upper front body portion (21) and a lower front body portion (22) that open in front, and the upper front body portion. and a back body part (5) that covers the torso part together with the lower front body part, and a cylindrical part that covers the torso part by the upper front body part, the lower front body part and the back body part. A cylindrical sleeve (3) extending from the opening, a slit (26) extending from the cuff (31) of the sleeve to the base of the upper arm, and both sleeve edges (261, 262) forming the slit can be locked. 1 fasteners (41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46) and second fasteners (34, 36, 55) capable of temporarily fixing an IV tube on the upper surface of a cylindrical sleeve corresponding to the upper arm of the sleeve , is employed.

Here, locking refers to a state in which both sleeve edges of the slit sleeve are locked so as not to open. Temporary fixation means that it does not move stably, and means that the fixation can be released as necessary.

A third fastener (37, 39) capable of temporarily fixing an IV tube may be provided on the shoulder portion of the border area between the front body portion and the back body portion.

When the first fastener is a hook-and-loop fastener, the hook-and-loop fastener has a mating surface length (L41) of one of the upper fastener or the lower fastener for the first fastener closest to the cuff. It may be configured to be longer than the mating surface length (L42).

According to the medical underwear of the present invention, the IV tube is hidden behind the sleeve through the sleeve slit, so that the patient's view of the puncture point of the IV needle is obstructed. Therefore, it is effective in preventing dementia patients from voluntarily removing the IV tube. The medical undergarment of the present invention is useful as a self-removal preventive undergarment for drip infusion or as an undergarment for drip infusion.

According to the medical undergarment of the present invention, since it has a slit extending from the cuff of the sleeve to the vicinity of the elbow and then to the upper arm, the length of the sleeve is wide and both sleeves are fully open, making it easy to pass the arm through the cuff. Therefore, the burden on nurses is greatly reduced, leading to patient safety.

For example, it becomes easier for a nurse or the like to manage intravenous drips. By opening the sleeve slits, the sleeves can be fully opened. Therefore, the intravenous needle can be inserted without rolling up the sleeve, and the vicinity of the point where the intravenous needle has been inserted can be observed. Depending on the situation, the drip needle can be inserted without opening the slit of the sleeve fully, and the vicinity of the point where the drip needle is inserted can be observed.

As for the slit, any first fastener of the plurality of first fasteners can be opened as needed. Therefore, medical personnel such as patients and nurses can freely open the fastener and adjust the degree of exposure of the arm, so that the necessary treatment for drip infusion can be performed easily and quickly. Therefore, it is possible to improve the work of the medical staff and reduce the patient's discomfort during the treatment.

The IV tube on the part corresponding to the upper arm passes through the upper surface of the sleeve and does not touch the skin, and the second fastener on the IV tube on the sleeve corresponding to the upper arm suppresses lateral movement, reducing discomfort for the patient. and improve comfort.

Since the patient's self-removal prevention effect is large, there is an effect of reducing the risk of not being able to receive necessary treatment, the risk of treatment being interrupted, and the like. For this reason, it is possible to increase the safety of treatment for medical personnel while ensuring the patient's degree of freedom.

If the IV tube corresponding to the shoulder is fastened with a third fastener on the back of the neck or on the side of the neck, the tube can be easily routed from the IV supply source. It can effectively prevent drip removal by the patient wearing this undergarment.

Furthermore, if the first fastener is a hook-and-loop fastener and the mating surface length of one of the upper fastener or the lower fastener is longer than the mating surface length of the other first fastener for the first fastener closest to the cuff, By squeezing the sleeve corresponding to the wrist from the elbow of the patient wearing this undergarment, it is possible to make it difficult for the patient to touch the IV tube.

Since the binding range of the first fastener expands toward the sleeve ends, it becomes easier to adjust the comfort and tighten.

This medical undergarment allows the patient to undergo treatment safely without being overly restrained.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a schematic front view showing the medical underwear according to the first embodiment of the present invention; BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The perspective view which shows the use condition of the medical underwear of 1st Embodiment of this invention. FIG. 2 is a partial front view showing the sleeve of the medical underwear according to the first embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a partial perspective view showing sleeves when wearing the medical underwear according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing a second fastener shown in the V section of FIG. 2; BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The front view explaining the effect|action of the medical underwear of 1st Embodiment of this invention. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view for explaining the action of the medical underwear according to the first embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 4 is a schematic front view showing a medical underwear according to a second embodiment of the present invention; 6 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the second fastener of the third embodiment of the present invention corresponding to FIG. 5; FIG.

A medical underwear according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In addition, the same code|symbol is attached|subjected to the substantially same structural part in several embodiment, and description is abbreviate|omitted.

(First embodiment)
A first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7. FIG.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the medical underwear consists of a front body portion 2, a back body portion 5, and left and right sleeves 3. As shown in FIGS.

The front body part 2 consists of an upper front body part 21 and a lower front body part 22. - 特許庁Both armpit portions and shoulder portions of the upper front body portion 21 and the lower front body portion 22 are connected to the back body portion 5 .

The upper front body part 21 and the lower front body part 22 are openable and closable by a plurality of upper fasteners 23 and a plurality of lower fasteners 24 which form hook-and-loop fasteners so as to be front-opening for the wearer's body.

A name tag 14 is formed between the bottom fastener 24 at the bottom edge of the lower front body portion 22 and the lower end 211 of the lower front body portion 22 .

The basic shape of the sleeve 3 is cylindrical. One end of the sleeve 3 on the side opposite to the cuff 31 is connected to an opening (not shown) through which the arm is passed near the connecting portion between the upper ends of the cylindrical front body part 2 and the back body part 5 that cover the trunk of the wearer's body. The other end of the sleeve 3 becomes a cuff 31 .

A slit (notch) 26 is formed from the cuff 31 of the sleeve 3 . The slit 26 is formed by one sleeve edge 261 and the other sleeve edge 262 of the sleeve 3 .

As shown in FIG. 6, the slits 26 formed in the sleeves 3 extend continuously from the cuff 31 to the boundary between the front body part 2 and the back body part 5 via the elbow and the upper arm. The slit 26 is cut from the cuff 31 to the shoulder portion in the extending direction of the cylindrical sleeve 3 .

The length of the armpit portion of the sleeve 3 is extended in the direction of arrow 27 shown in FIG. This makes it easy to open the cuff 31 in the direction of arrow 28 shown in FIG. Therefore, the burden required for the operation of the nurse who performs the drip infusion operation and the burden on the patient are reduced.

The sleeve 3 has upper fasteners 51 and 52 formed at intervals from the cuff 31 toward the elbow in the vicinity of one sleeve edge 261 forming the slit 26 . Lower fasteners 41 and 42 corresponding to and joining the upper fasteners 51 and 52 are formed at intervals from the cuff 31 to the elbow on the other sleeve edge 262 . The upper fasteners 51, 52 and the lower fasteners 41, 42 constitute hook-and-loop fasteners composed of a convex fastener (male tape) and a concave fastener (female tape), respectively. This hook-and-loop fastener corresponds to the first fastener in the claims. This hook-and-loop fastener can lock the sleeve edge 261 and the sleeve edge 262 with one touch. In the unlocked state, the sleeve edge 261 and the sleeve edge 262 of the sleeve 3 are open.

In the vicinity of the cuff, the length L41 of the lower fastener 41 is longer than the length L42 of the lower fastener 42 so that the lower fasteners 41 and 42 narrow the opening of the cuff 31, as shown in FIG. The upper fastener can be locked at any position on the long lower fastener. Thereby, the aperture of the cuff 31 can be adjusted.

The sleeve 3 is secured to the cuff 31 by lower fasteners 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46 and upper fasteners 51, 52, etc. spaced along sleeve edges 261, 262 extending from the cuff 31 to the shoulder. A slit 26 extending from the shoulder to the shoulder can be switched to a locked or unlocked state.

As shown in FIG. 4, a lower fastener 42, a lower fastener 41, and upper fasteners 51, 52 are shown in FIG. By adjusting in the directions of arrows 29 and 30 to tighten the tip of the sleeve 3, the degree of opening of the cuff 31 can be determined. Therefore, when using this medical undergarment, it is possible to make the patient feel comfortable in the area from the upper arm to the cuff.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 5, a rectangular lower plate 342 of the cloth plate 34 is sewn on the cloth on the side of the sleeve edge 261 forming the slit 26 for the sleeve 3 corresponding to the upper arm. is fixed. A snap concave button 35 made of resin is fixed to the lower plate 342 on the fixing surface side. The snap concave button 35 has a buttonhole 351 in the center.

An upper plate 343 of the flap-like rectangular cloth plate 34 has one end 344 sewn to the cloth of the sleeve 3 and has a resin snap convex button 36 on the free end side. The protrusion 361 of the snap convex button 36 can be fitted into the button hole 351 of the snap concave button 35 with a sense of moderation.

The cloth plate 34, the concave snap button 35 and the convex snap button 36 correspond to the second fastener in the claims. From the state shown in FIG. 5 on the upper surface of the sleeve 3 , the IV tube 6 is covered with the cloth plate 34 on the free end side, and the snap convex button 36 is fitted to the snap concave button 35 , thereby temporarily fixing the IV tube 6 to the sleeve 3 . do. As a result, lateral deflection of the IV tube 6 sandwiched between the lower plate 342 and the upper plate 343 of the cloth plate 34 on the outer side of the upper arm of the sleeve 3 is restricted. Since the cloth plate 34 allows the movement of the drip tube 6 in the tube direction, the degree of freedom in handling the drip tube 6 is ensured. Since it is a snap button, the operability of fitting and removing is good. Therefore, for patients and nurses, it is easy to handle and has the effect of reducing mental and physical burdens. When the temporary fixing is released, the drip tube 6 is released from the sleeve 3 .

As a result, as shown in FIG. 5, the IV tube 6 is passed between the upper and lower surfaces (lower plate 342 and upper plate 343) of the cloth plate 34 of the sleeve 3, and snapped into the snap concave button 35 from the state shown in FIG. When the convex button 36 is fitted, the IV tube 6 can be prevented from moving laterally on the upper surface side of the fabric of the sleeve 3, and the IV tube 6 can be locked.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the snap concave button 35 and the snap convex button 36 described above are attached to the upper end boundary area corresponding to the shoulder between the upper front body part 21 and the lower front body part 22 and the back body part 5 . , a cloth plate 37, a snap concave button 38, and a snap convex button 39, which can temporarily fix the drip tube 6, are provided. Here, the cloth plate 37, the snap concave button 38 and the snap convex button 39 have basically the same configuration as the cloth plate 34, the snap concave button 35 and the snap convex button 36 except for their positions. 3 corresponding to fasteners. This third fastener basically has the same effects as the second fastener described above.

As a result, it is possible to easily manage the routing of the drip tube 6 to the drip supply source (not shown) around the neck. For the patient, a sense of unity between the IV tube 6 and the body from the point of the IV needle to the circumference of the neck is fostered, and the feeling of restraint due to wearing the IV tube is alleviated.

A boundary region between the front body portion 2 and the back body portion 5 forms a seamless connecting portion (48) from an opening (not shown) to the armpit portion.

The lower end 50 of the back body portion 5 extends longer than the lower end 211 of the front body portion 2 by a length δ.

(action)
Next, the operation of this embodiment will be described.

When wearing the underwear, the wearer wears the garment with the upper fastener 23 and the lower fastener 24 of the front body part 2 fully opened.

During use of the undergarment, fabric plates 34 and 37 provided on both sleeves and shoulders from the rear to the front allow the IV tube 6 inserted in the forearm or upper arm to be temporarily fixed and lead to the back of the neck. Therefore, the tube 6 directly connected to the winged needle hides behind the back surface of the sleeve 3 in the vicinity of being inserted into the body, and is out of the patient's field of vision. In addition, the IV tube 6, which is pulled out from the forearm or upper arm through the slit, can be routed out of the patient's field of vision by passing it through the back side of the upper arm. Furthermore, the drip line extending from the point pulled out from the slit to the neck can be out of the patient's field of vision, making it difficult for the drip equipment to enter the patient's field of vision.

Before the start of drip infusion, as shown in FIG. 7, a drip needle such as an indwelling needle or a winged needle can be inserted into the arm with the slit 26 of the sleeve 3 open, without rolling up the cuff 31 . Therefore, the nurse can easily insert a drip needle into the patient. In addition, the slit in the sleeve 3 can be easily opened even when connecting another route of infusion, such as when injecting drugs other than the main route by a three-way stopcock (not shown), so the burden on the nurse can be reduced.

When the IV tube is left in place, the upper fasteners 51, 52 and the lower fastener 44 as hook-and-loop fasteners are removed from the state shown in FIG. to use. The drip tube 6 passes over the fabric of the sleeve 3 without directly touching the skin at the upper surface of the sleeve 3 pulled out from the body.

The IV tube 6 near the shoulder is locked by a snap convex button 39 and then pulled out of sight around the neck over the shoulder. Therefore, the patient's movement is not hindered by the tube coming out from around the neck. Since the portion where the IV tube contacts the skin is short, the discomfort felt by the patient is alleviated. Therefore, the tendency to prevent self-extraction can be increased.

A plurality of hook-and-loop fasteners are attached to the underwear from the cuff to the shoulder, and the drip tube can be put out from the drip insertion part on the underwear regardless of whether the drip insertion part is the forearm or the upper arm. As a result, the infusion tube can be minimized from crawling on the skin, and the patient's sense of discomfort can be reduced.

According to this undergarment, the patient's cuffs 31 can be tightened neatly by providing a wide range to fasten hook-and-loop fasteners 41 to 46, 51, 52 toward the cuffs 31 of the sleeves 3.例文帳に追加

This undergarment allows nurses to easily observe the puncture site during infusion. By protruding the IV tube on the back of the neck, it is easy to handle the tube from the IV supply source.

In the first embodiment, hook-and-loop fasteners are used as fasteners for closing the front opening, but in the present invention, buttons and buttonholes may be configured instead of hook-and-loop fasteners.

Since the name tag 14 is provided, it is difficult to lose the name tag 14 when the patient puts out the clothes for washing after taking off the clothes. Since the name tag 14 is hidden from view when worn, the design is excellent. It is effective because personal information can not be disclosed.

(Second embodiment)
A second embodiment of the invention is shown in FIG.
The second embodiment is a full slit (separate type).

The medical undergarment of the second embodiment allows the patient's undergarment to be easily replaced with new undergarment while the IV device is still attached.

The structure of this undergarment is such that the front body part 2 and the back body part 5 can be separated at the shoulders by removing the lower fasteners 58 and the upper fasteners 59 that constitute hook-and-loop fasteners. In relation to the first embodiment, the slit extending from the cuff extends to the opening around the neck 57 via the arms and shoulders.

Here, as in the first embodiment, the underwear includes the front body part 2 and the back body part 5 that open in the front, the left and right cylindrical sleeves 3, and the slits extending from the cuffs 31 of the sleeves 3 to the neck circumference 57. 26, a lower fastener 58 and an upper fastener 59 for locking or opening the sleeve edges 261 and 262 forming the slit 26, and the drip tube is temporarily fixed on the upper surface of the tubular sleeve corresponding to the upper arm of the sleeve 3. Equipped with cloth plate 34 (not shown), snap concave button 35 and snap convex button 36 .

In addition, a fabric plate 37 for temporarily fixing the IV tube 6 at the shoulder portion of the boundary area between the front body portion 2 and the back body portion 5, a snap concave button 38 and a snap convex button 39 are provided.

According to the medical underwear of the second embodiment, the snap convex button 36 corresponding to the second fastener on the upper arm and shoulder and the snap convex button 39 corresponding to the third fastener are opened, 8 is fully opened and the front body part 2 and the back body part 5 are separated at the shoulders, it is possible to easily change into new underwear.

In this second embodiment, the IV tube connected to the catheter to be inserted into the patient's body is left as it is, all the first fasteners, the second fastener on the sleeve and the third fastener on extension thereof are removed, and the front button is removed. The underwear can be removed by removing the .

Specifically, the snap protruding button 36 and the snap protruding button 39 as fasteners for the sleeve 3 on the side to which the drip tube 6 is attached are opened (released state), and the drip tube 6 is released from the underwear.

Next, the lower fastener 58 and the upper fastener 59 corresponding to the first fastener from the cuff 31 to the neck 57 are fully opened to separate the front body part 2 and the back body part 5 of the sleeve. Then, the underwear is removed while wearing the IV device.

In the second embodiment, in addition to the functions of the first embodiment, there is an effect that the time and effort required for undressing underwear can be reduced and the time can be shortened.

Therefore, a new underwear of the same type can be put on by a simple operation, thus reducing the burden on both the nurse and the patient.
Other effects are the same as those of the first embodiment.
(Third Embodiment)

In the third embodiment, instead of snap buttons, buttons and buttonholes are used as shown in FIG. A button 56 is sewn on the fabric on the sleeve edge 261 side forming the slit 26 of the sleeve 3 corresponding to the upper arm.

The rectangular cloth plate 34 has one end 341 sewn to the cloth of the sleeve 3 and has a button hole 55 on the free end side. The position of the cloth plate 34 is also on the upper surface of the sleeve 3 corresponding to the upper arm between the elbow and the shoulder so as to correspond to the position of the button 56 that can be locked in the button hole 55 .

The cloth plate 34, the button hole 55, and the button 56 correspond to the second fastener in the claims. The cloth plate 34 is placed over the IV tube 6 from the state shown in FIG. This restricts the sideways deflection of the drip tube 6 on the outer side of the upper arm of the sleeve 3.例文帳に追加Since the movement of the drip tube 6 in the tube direction is allowed, the degree of freedom in handling the drip tube 6 is ensured. Therefore, there is an effect of easy handling for patients and nurses. When the temporary fixing is released, the drip tube 6 is released from the sleeve 3 .

As a result, as shown in FIG. 9, the IV tube 6 is passed between the upper surface of the sleeve 3 and the cloth plate 34, and the button 56 is passed through the button hole 55 in the state shown in FIG. The drip tube 6 can be prevented from moving laterally by the upper surface of the cloth 3, and the drip tube 6 can be locked.
(Other embodiments)

The second fastener of the present invention refers to a fastener that temporarily fixes movement of the IV tube. The number of second fasteners may be one or two or more. In the above embodiment, the second fastener is located at a position where the IV tube can be temporarily fixed on the upper surface of the cylindrical sleeve corresponding to the upper arm of the sleeve. may be provided in a position to block the
Although the snap button is used as the second fastener in the above embodiment, it may be a hook-and-loop fastener or another type of fastener.

The third fastener of the present invention refers to a fastener that temporarily fixes movement of the IV tube. The number of the third fasteners may be one or two or more. Although the snap button is used as the second fastener in the above embodiment, it may be a hook-and-loop fastener or another type of fastener.
Although the third fastener of the present invention is located at a position where the IV tube can be temporarily fixed to the shoulder portion of the border area of the back body portion, it may be provided on the back body portion around the neck. It is possible to easily manage the routing of the drip tube 6 to the drip supply source (not shown) around the neck.
Furthermore, the third fastener in the above embodiment is provided at a position where the IV tube can be temporarily fixed on the upper surface of the cylindrical sleeve corresponding to the upper arm of the sleeve. It may be provided in a position that blocks the patient's view in the normal neck rotation range of motion.

In the first embodiment, an embodiment in which both sleeves can be fully opened was shown, but an embodiment in which only one sleeve can be fully opened may be used.

In the present invention, a slit may be formed from the opening through which the arm is passed under the armpit to the lower end of the body portion so that the front body portion and the back body portion can be separated also under the armpit.

Needless to say, the positions of the fasteners of the upper front body part and the lower front body part of the present invention may be reversed left and right so that nurses can easily handle them.

The hook-and-loop fastener used in the present invention is commonly called magic tape (registered trademark). One surface of the hook-and-loop fastener is a hook surface and the other surface is a loop surface, but the hook surface and the loop surface of the hook-and-loop fastener may be opposite.
The size of underwear may be SS, S, M, L, or LL instead of one size.

As described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and can be implemented in various forms without departing from the gist of the present invention.

2 front section,
3 sleeves,
5 back body part,
6 drip tube,
21 Upper front body part,
22 Upper front body part,
26 slits,
31 cuffs,
34 cloth plate (second fastener),
35 snap concave button (second fastener),
36 snap convex button (second fastener),
37 cloth plate (third fastener),
38 snap concave button (third fastener),
39 snap convex button (third fastener),
41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46 lower fastener (hook and loop fastener, first fastener),
51, 52 upper fastener (hook and loop fastener, first fastener),
261, 262 Sleeve edges.

Claims (12)

Medical underwear comprising at least a body portion and sleeve portions,
an upper front body portion (21) and a lower front body portion (22) that open in front;
a back body part (5) covering a torso part together with the upper front body part and the lower front body part;
Cylindrical sleeves (3) extending from both openings formed on the left and right sides of a cylindrical portion covering the torso by the upper front body portion, the lower front body portion, and the back body portion;
a slit (26) extending from the cuff (31) of the sleeve to the base of the upper arm;
first fasteners (41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46) that enable locking of both sleeve edges (261, 262) forming the slit;
and second fasteners (34, 35, 36) capable of temporarily fixing an IV tube on the upper surface of a cylindrical sleeve corresponding to the upper arm of the sleeve. 2. The medical underwear according to claim 1, further comprising a third fastener (37, 38, 39) capable of temporarily fixing an IV tube to the shoulder portion of the border area between the front body portion (2) and the back body portion. 3. The medical undergarment according to claim 2, wherein said second fastener and said third fastener are hook-and-loop fasteners. In the hook-and-loop fastener, the mating surface length (L41) of one of the upper fastener and the lower fastener is longer than the mating surface length (L42) of the other first fastener with respect to the first fastener closest to the cuff. 3. Medical underwear according to 3. 2. The medical undergarment according to claim 1, wherein said first fastener comprises a button attached to one sleeve edge forming said slit, and the other sleeve edge having a hole through which said button is passed. 2. The medical undergarment according to claim 1, wherein said first fastener has a button and a buttonhole. 2. The medical undergarment according to claim 1, wherein said first fasteners are hook-and-loop fasteners for engaging both said sleeve edges forming said slits. 2. The medical undergarment according to claim 1, wherein seamless connecting portions (48) are formed at the underarms of said front body portion and said back body portion forming a torso. 2. The medical undergarment according to claim 1, wherein the lower end (50) of the back body portion extends downward from the lower end (211) of the front body portion. 10. The medical undergarment according to claim 9, comprising a name tag (14) at said lower end of said front body portion. Medical underwear comprising at least a body portion and sleeve portions,
an upper front body part and a lower front body part that open in front;
a back body portion covering a torso portion together with the upper front body portion and the lower front body portion;
a tubular sleeve extending from both openings formed on the left and right sides of a tubular portion covering the torso portion by the upper front body portion, the lower front body portion, and the back body portion;
a slit extending from the cuff of the sleeve to the circumference of the neck (57) through the base of the upper arm;
A first fastener (58, 59) for closing both sleeve edges forming the slit, and a second fastener for temporarily fixing an IV tube on the upper surface of the cylindrical sleeve corresponding to the upper arm of the sleeve. Medical underwear to prepare. 12. The medical undergarment according to claim 11, further comprising a third fastener for fixing an IV tube at the shoulder portion of the border region between the front body portion and the back body portion.

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