JP3134055U - Suction tube storage holder - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a suction tube storage holder that can prevent the suction tube from dropping or drooping and that can be manufactured at a low cost with a simple structure.
One end is attached to a medical suction device for sucking and removing filth such as a patient's sputum, blood, and body fluid, and the other end is brought into contact with the affected area to suck the filth. A suction tube storage holder 10 made of an L-shaped plate for detachably holding a suction tube 16 for detaching, and a hook of the base body 11 between the medical suction device 14 and the base body 11 The L-shaped plate body for detachably mounting has a mounting hole in one L-shaped straight portion and is connected to the tip of the other L-shaped straight portion so as to protrude forward and horizontally from the base body 11. And a U-shaped hook portion 19 extending vertically downward from the tip, and a through-hole in the connecting portion.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a suction tube storage holder for storing a suction tube attached to a medical suction device without hanging it on the floor when the medical suction device is not used.

  As shown in FIG. 4, in order to suck and remove filth such as sputum, blood, and body fluid generated from a patient at a conventional medical site or a nursing site, it is attached to a base body 51 such as a wall around a bed. The tip of the suction tube 53 connected to the medical suction device 52 sucked by a vacuum pump is pressed against the affected part that needs to be sucked by the patient, and the filth is sucked and removed. Then, the suction tube 53 before being reused after sucking and removing the filth from the patient is arranged by being wound around an instrument 54 such as a pressure gauge attached to the top of the medical suction device 51. Yes. Alternatively, the suction tube 53 before being used again after sucking and removing filth from the patient is arranged and arranged in a tray or the like provided on the floor or the like (not shown).

  In addition, in a container for storing a conventional suction tube, a container provided with a plurality of tanks is attached to a bed pipe so that filth can be repeatedly sucked with a single suction tube. A liquid tank and a liquid tank containing a sterilizing liquid are disclosed in which the tip of the suction tube can be inserted (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Registered Utility Model No. 3041477

However, the conventional suction tube storage holder as described above has the following problems.
(1) Since the suction tube just placed on the tray is in an unstable form, it may interfere with the person passing around the bed or turn it upside down, contaminating the suction port of the suction tube. It is supposed to let you. Also, the suction tube just wrapped around the instrument such as pressure gauge is not in a form that the instrument can essentially wind the suction tube, so it becomes unstable and falls on the floor, It may hang down and contaminate the suction port of the suction tube.

  (2) The suction tube used for sucking and removing the filth may contaminate the floor because the filth residue may ooze out from the suction port of the stored suction tube.

  (3) Although the container for storing the suction tube as disclosed in the registered utility model No. 3041477 can clean the suction port of the suction tube, there is no consideration of storing the suction tube after cleaning. As a result, the suction port of the suction tube is contaminated by dropping or sagging of the suction tube. In addition, the container for storing the suction tube is complicated and expensive, which increases the cost of medical care.

  The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a suction tube storage holder that can prevent the suction tube from dropping or drooping and that can be easily manufactured at a low cost. And

  The suction tube storage holder according to the present invention that meets the above-mentioned purpose has one end attached to a medical suction device for sucking and removing filth such as sputum, blood, and body fluid of a patient generated in a medical field. A suction tube storage holder comprising an L-shaped plate for detachably holding a suction tube for sucking filth by bringing the other end into contact with an affected part of a patient, and a medical suction device And an L-shaped straight portion of the L-shaped plate body for detachably attaching to the hook between the base body and the base body provided with a hook for hooking and holding the L-shaped plate. A U-shape for hooking a connecting portion connected to the tip of the other straight portion of the L-shaped plate body and projecting horizontally forward from the base body, and a suction tube extending vertically downward from the tip of the connecting portion Has a hook part Also it has a through hole for inserting the other end of the suction tube connecting part.

  Here, the above suction tube storage holder preferably has a bottomed tube body that is detachably inserted into and attached to a through hole for preventing filth from falling from the other end of the suction tube.

  The suction tube storage holder according to claim 1 or claim 2 dependent thereon is a medical suction device for sucking and removing filth such as sputum, blood, body fluid, etc. of a patient generated at a medical site. A suction tube storage holder comprising an L-shaped plate for detachably holding a suction tube for attaching an end and abutting the other end to a diseased part of a patient to suck dirt. An attachment hole is formed in one straight portion of the L-shaped plate body for removably attaching to the hook between the medical suction device and the base body provided with the hook for hooking and holding the medical suction device. And a connecting portion that is connected to the tip of the other L-shaped straight portion of the L-shaped plate body and projects horizontally forward from the base body, and a suction tube that extends vertically downward from the tip of the connecting portion. U-shaped hook for hooking And has a through-hole for inserting the other end of the suction tube into the connecting part, so the suction tube is arranged in a U-shaped hook part of an inexpensive suction tube storage holder with a simple structure. The suction tube can be prevented from falling or drooping, and the tip of the suction tube can be inserted into the through hole to prevent contact with the floor.

  In particular, the suction tube storage holder according to claim 2 includes a bottomed tube body that is detachably inserted into and attached to a through-hole for preventing filth from falling from the other end of the suction tube. The filth residue can be oozed out from the suction port of the suction tube and the filth can be prevented from falling onto the floor. Further, since the bottomed tube body can be detachably attached to the through-hole, it can be easily replaced depending on the state of contamination by filth.

Subsequently, the best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings to provide an understanding of the present invention.
FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a suction tube storage holder according to an embodiment of the present invention is attached to a base body, and FIG. 2 is a view in which the suction tube storage holder and a medical suction device are attached to the base body. 3A and 3B are a plan view and a longitudinal sectional view taken along line AA ′ of the suction tube storage holder, respectively.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a suction tube storage holder 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention is formed by processing a metal plate such as stainless steel or aluminum, a resin plate such as hard plastic, or the like. It is made of an L-shaped plate and is detachably attached to two hooks 12 and 12a provided on a base body 11 such as a wall around the bed. Further, the hooks 12 and 12a of the base body 11 are detachable with a medical aspirator 14 for sucking and removing filth such as sputum, blood and body fluid generated from a patient at a medical site or a nursing site. It can be attached.

  The base body 11 is provided with a pipe terminal 13 of a pipe extending from a vacuum pump (not shown) adjacent to the hooks 12, 12 a and extended from the medical suction device 14. The suction force can be applied to the medical suction device 14 by inserting the tip of the hose 15 through an adapter.

  The suction tube storage holder 10 has one end attached to a medical suction device 14 for sucking and removing filth such as sputum, blood and body fluid generated from a patient, and the other end is attached to the patient. This is for detachably holding the suction tube 16 for abutting against the affected part to suck dirt. The suction tube storage holder 10 has a bowl-shaped through hole at a position facing the hook 12 of the base body 11 near the right angle portion of one L-shaped straight portion of the L-shaped plate, and the straight portion of the straight portion. Mounting holes 17 and 17a composed of two semi-circular circular cutout holes are provided at positions at the ends of the base body 11 facing the hooks 12a. The suction tube storage holder 10 is attached to the two hooks 12 and 12a of the base body 11 through two attachment holes 17 and 17a, respectively.

  On the other hand, the medical aspirator 14 also includes a saddle-shaped through hole at a position facing the hook 12 of the base body 11 and a semi-circular cutout hole at a position facing the hook 12a of the base body 11. The attachment portion is configured to be further attached to the hooks 12 and 12a to which the suction tube storage holder 10 of the base body 11 is attached. That is, the suction tube storage holder 10 is provided between the medical suction device 14 and the base body 11.

  The suction tube storage holder 10 is connected to the distal end portion of the other L-shaped straight portion of the L-shaped plate body and protrudes in the front horizontal direction from the base body 11, and the distal end of the joint portion 18. A U-shaped hook portion 19 is provided in a cross-sectional view for hooking the suction tube 16 extending in the downward vertical direction. Moreover, the connecting portion 18 has a through hole 20 for inserting the other end of the suction tube 16. After sucking and removing the dirt from the patient, the suction tube 16 before being used again can be easily hooked on the U-shaped hook portion 19, and the suction port is inserted into the through hole 20 to contact the floor. Or it can prevent falling.

  The open end of the U-shaped hook portion 19 is preferably provided with a constricted portion that protrudes with the inclination of the leading edge outward and has a portion slightly lowered from the leading edge recessed inward. Further, the interval between the U-shaped hook portions 19 is preferably slightly smaller than the diameter of the suction tube 16 at the throttle portion and slightly larger than the diameter of the suction tube 16 at the straight portion. Accordingly, the suction tube 16 can be easily inserted into the U-shaped hook portion 19 and can be sandwiched between the U-shaped hook portion 19 while preventing the suction tube 16 from falling off the U-shaped hook portion 19.

  Here, as shown in FIGS. 3 (A) and 3 (B), the suction tube storage holder 10 is provided with a suction tube after suctioning and removing filth such as sputum, blood and body fluid generated from the patient. It is preferable to have a bottomed tube body 21 that is attached by being inserted into the through hole 20 as a tray for preventing the filth from falling on the floor from the other end of 16. The bottomed tube body 21 is not particularly limited in material and shape, but can be inserted into the tip of the suction tube 16 with an insulator such as glass or hard plastic, or a metal body such as stainless steel or aluminum. It is preferable to have a test tube shape with a certain opening diameter, etc., and when the inside of the bottomed tube body 21 is contaminated while preventing the filth from falling on the floor from the other end of the suction tube 16 Can be easily cleaned. Further, when the bottomed tube body 21 is transparent so that the inside can be observed from the outside, the inside contamination can be easily confirmed and replaced, and the suction port of the suction tube 16 can be kept clean. The bottomed tube body 21 can be sterilized by putting a disinfectant and inserting the tip of the suction tube 16.

  The suction tube storage holder of the present invention is a medical use used for sucking and removing filth such as sputum, blood, body fluid, etc. generated from patients in hospitals, medical facilities, general homes, and nursing homes. The suction tube of the suction device can be kept clean, and can be used as a suction tube storage holder that can organize the periphery of the bed.

These are explanatory drawings of the state which attached the holder for suction tube storage which concerns on one embodiment of this invention to the base body. These are explanatory drawings of the state which attached the holder for the said suction tube and the medical suction device to the base body. (A), (B) is the top view of the same suction tube storage holder, and the A-A 'line longitudinal cross-sectional view, respectively. These are explanatory drawings of the conventional suction tube storage state.

Explanation of symbols

  10: Holder for suction tube storage, 11: Base body, 12, 12a: Hook, 13: Piping terminal, 14: Medical suction device, 15: Hose, 16: Suction tube, 17, 17a: Mounting hole, 18 : Connection part, 19: U-shaped hook part, 20: Through hole, 21: Bottomed tube

Claims (2)

One end is attached to a medical aspirator for aspirating and removing filth such as sputum, blood, body fluid, etc. of a patient generated at a medical site, and the other end is brought into contact with the affected part of the patient A suction tube storage holder comprising an L-shaped plate for detachably holding a suction tube for sucking the filth,
For attachment to one straight portion of the L-shape of the L-shaped plate for removably attaching to the hook between the medical suction device and a base body provided with a hook for hooking and holding the medical suction device A connecting portion that has a hole, is connected to the tip of the other L-shaped straight portion of the L-shaped plate body, and projects forward and horizontally from the base body, and extends vertically downward from the tip of the connecting portion. A suction tube storage holder having a U-shaped hook portion for hooking the suction tube to be provided and a through hole for inserting the other end of the suction tube into the connecting portion .   2. The suction tube storage holder according to claim 1, further comprising a bottomed tube body that is detachably inserted into and attached to the through hole for preventing the filth from falling from the other end of the suction tube. A suction tube storage holder characterized by.

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