JP3149945U - Kodama sucking aid - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an assistive device in which an elderly person or an infant can surely suck in an oral cavity without aspiration of a jasper or a tablet. As a storage means that can store and support hardballs such as hardballs and tablets, it has a bag shape made of a net or a net-like body, and extends from this bag-like part B. After using the net having P, and inserting the jasper C into the bag-like part B from the opening 16 of the net extension P, the stopper rod S attached to the extension P moves and the extension P Therefore, the stopper ridge S can prevent the bag-like portion B and the jasper C in the bag-like portion B from being aspirated. The stopper rod S can also be inserted into the extension P from the opening 16. [Selection] Figure 4

Description

The present invention relates to sucking aids such as jasper and tablets. If a medicinal tablet is given to an infant or a person who needs care, there is a risk that it will be swallowed without shaking, and special assistance is required to prevent it. It is also possible to practice so that a tablet with less sweetness can be sucked without resistance by sucking jade balls in advance. Even in that case, it is desirable to practice in advance so that jasper and the like are sucked.
The present invention relates to an assisting device for sucking jasper, konpeito, tablets, and the like (hereinafter abbreviated as “cosper”).

As mentioned above, in order to realize an aid that allows you to squirt without swallowing hardballs, store hardballs and tablets in a mesh bag and connect strings to prevent swallowing. I devised a method for the helper to operate this string. If you use this technique to unconsciously suck jasper or tablets, saliva will increase naturally, and as a result, you can expect a cleaning effect in the mouth.

Then, as a result of investigating the presence of similar prior art, the existence of Patent Document 1 was confirmed. Patent Document 1 describes that a sphere is made of a synthetic fiber nonwoven fabric in order to provide an oral cleaning tool that can be cleaned in the oral cavity by chewing without using a hand and can be easily used by elderly and disabled persons. It has been proposed to provide an oral cleaning tool provided with irregularities on the surface of the sphere, formed into a confetti shape, and attached with a string and handle or safety pin for preventing aspiration from the center.

JP2003-153922

However, as described in Patent Document 1, even when trying to chew a sphere made of a synthetic non-woven fabric in the shape of a confetti, the spherical surface of the synthetic non-woven fabric is uneven, so that the chewing person feels uncomfortable and proactive. I don't think it will chew you. On the contrary, since there is a risk of mistaking it as a foreign body, the oral cleaning is not expected, and it cannot be used for practicing prevention of swallowing such as jasper and tablets.
The technical problem of the present invention is to realize an assisting device that makes it possible to suck in the oral cavity so as not to swallow jade balls and tablets, focusing on such problems.

The technical problem of the present invention is solved by the following means. Claim 1 is a storage means capable of storing and supporting jasper such as jasper and tablets,
Using a net or a net made of a net-like body, and using a net having an extension P extending from the bag-like part,
After the jasper C is inserted into the bag-like portion B from the opening 16 at the tip of the extension P, the stopper rod S attached to the extension P can be moved and supported so as not to be detached from the extension P. It is a sucking aid for jasper, which is characterized by being configured.

In this way, the bag or the net-like body is used, and the net having the extension P extending from the bag-like part B is used, and the opening 16 at the tip of the extension part enters the bag-like part B. Since the stopper rod S attached to the extension portion P is inserted after the jasper C is inserted and can be supported so as not to move away from the extension portion P, it is blocked by the stopper rod S, Aspiration of bag-like part B and jasper C in bag-like part B can be prevented

In the second aspect of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 9, the extension portion P is tied in a state where the extension portion P is inserted through the central through hole H of the stopper rod S to form the knob 24, or the pin 25 is connected to the mesh of the extension portion P. 2. The sucking aid for jasper of claim 1, which has a structure that prevents the movement of the stopper rod S by being inserted into the U-shape and bending the tip into a U-shape.
As described above, when the extension 24 is tied in the state of being inserted into the central through hole H of the stopper rod S to form the knob 24, the knob 24 causes the stopper rod S to extend toward the extension distal end opening 16 side. Since the movement to is prevented, it is positioned.
If it is troublesome to form the knob 24, the pin 25 is inserted into the mesh of the extension P and the tip is bent into a U-shape to substitute for the knob 24 and prevent the stopper rod S from moving. be able to.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, a stopper ridge S is provided on the core-like support means inserted into the extension part P, and a contact part or a receiving part for jasper is provided on the bag-like part B side of the core-like support means. 2. The sucking aid for jasper according to claim 1, further comprising handle means 5 on the opposite side.
In this way, as shown in FIG. 10, the stopper ridge S is provided on the core-like support means inserted into the extension portion P, and the contact portion or receiver of the jasper is provided on the bag-like portion B side of the core-like support means. And the handle means 5 on the opposite side, the aspiration of the jade C and the bag-like part B when the extension part P and the stopper hook S are fixed so as not to move relative to each other. Can be reliably prevented by the stopper rod S, so that the need for assistance is also reduced.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the state where the core support means with the stopper rod S is inserted into the extension portion P, a rubber band is wound around the core support means from above the extension portion P, The sucker assisting device for jasper according to claim 3, wherein the stopper rod S is configured to be fixed integrally.
As described above, in a state where the core support means with the stopper rod S is inserted into the extension portion P, a rubber band is wound around the core support means from above the extension portion P, so that the extension portion P and the stopper are wound. Since the bag S can be fixed integrally with the bag C, aspiration of the jade C and the bag-like part B can be prevented by the stopper bag S, and the burden on the assistant is reduced.

As in claim 1, a bag having a net or a net-like body is used, and a net having an extension P extending from the bag-like part B is used, and the bag-like part is opened from the opening 16 at the tip of the extension. The stopper 鍔 S mounted on the extension P after the jasper C is inserted into B can be supported so that it does not move and disengage from the extension P. As a result, it is possible to prevent aspiration of the bag-like part B and the jasper C in the bag-like part B.

As in claim 2, when the extension 24 is tied in a state of being inserted into the central through hole H of the stopper rod S to form the knob 24, the extension 24 of the stopper rod S is opened by the knob 24. Since the movement to the part 16 side is prevented, it is positioned.
If it is troublesome to form the knob 24, the pin 25 is inserted into the mesh of the extension P and the tip is bent into a U-shape to substitute for the knob 24 and prevent the stopper rod S from moving. be able to.

As in claim 3, a stopper ridge S is provided on the core-like support means inserted into the extension portion P, and an abutment portion or receiving portion for jasper is provided on the bag-like portion B side of the core-like support means. However, since the handle means 5 is provided on the opposite side, if the extension portion P and the stopper rod S are fixed so as not to be movable relative to each other, the aspiration of the jasper C or the bag-like portion B is prevented by the stopper rod Since it can prevent reliably by S, the necessity of assistance is also reduced.

In a state where the core support means with the stopper rod S is inserted into the extension portion P as in claim 4, a rubber band is wound around the core support means from above the extension portion P, thereby extending the extension portion. Since P and the stopper bag S can be integrally fixed, aspiration of the jasper C and the bag-like part B can be prevented by the stopper bag S, and the burden on the assistant is reduced.

It is a perspective view which shows embodiment of the tennis racket-like sucking assistance tool. With the pair of elliptical frames closed, (1) is a plan view, (2) a side view, and (3) is a bottom view. In other lock mechanisms of the pair of elliptical frames, (1) is in a closed state and (2) is in a separated state. It is a figure which shows embodiment which inserts the cylindrical net which forms a bag-shaped part in the flat cylinder for operation. It is a figure which shows embodiment which inserts the core for operation in a cylindrical net. It is a figure which shows embodiment which connected the drawer string to the net bag-like part. It is a figure which shows embodiment which has a handle bar which inserts the drawer string connected to the net bag-like part, and holds jasper. In the embodiment in which the stopper rack is provided on the tennis racket-like sucking aid, (1) is a side view, and (2) and (3) are BB cross-sectional views. This is an embodiment in which a stopper rod is detachably attached to an extension of the bag-like portion. It is a pacifier-shaped jasper support, (1) (2) is a disc-shaped stopper rod, and (3) and (4) are corner-stopped stopper rods.

Next, a description will be given of an embodiment of a practical implementation of the corn sucking aid according to the present invention. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a tennis racket-like sucking aid, which has a pair of tennis racket-like bodies 1 and 2, each having a gut 3 in an elliptical frame f. A rod-like handle bar 4 is integrally attached to an elliptical frame f of one tennis racket-like body 1, and a ring-like handle 5 is provided at the tip thereof. The other oval frame f has no handle, and a hooking claw 6 extends toward the handle bar 4.

The pair of elliptical frames f and f are connected to each other by a thin hinge portion 7 at the tip so as to be opened and closed. One elliptical frame f is provided with a small elliptical wall 8 of a size that can be fitted into the inner periphery of the other elliptical frame f in a direction perpendicular to the gut 3.
When using this sucking aid, with a hinge portion 7 as a fulcrum, a pair of oval frames f and f are opened as shown in FIG. Then, by closing the pair of elliptical frames f and f with the hinge portion 7 as a fulcrum, a jasper or the like is sandwiched between the guts 3 and 3. An elliptical wall 8 integral with one of the elliptical frames f is fitted into the other elliptical frame f, and there are no fears of detaching to the outside because a jasper is contained therein. The oval wall 8 is not indispensable, and it is natural that the guts 3 and 3 swell in accordance with the size of the jasper or the like when the jade or the like is stored.

FIG. 2 is a state in which a pair of elliptical frames f and f are closed, (1) is a plan view, (2) a side view, and (3) is a bottom view. In a state where the pair of elliptical frames f and f are closed, the elliptical wall 8 is fitted into the other elliptical frame f, so that the locking action is applied to each other and they are not easily opened.
In the case of opening from the closed state, when a fingernail or a thin plate tip is inserted into the nail 6 and hooked, the pair of elliptical frames f and f are opened with the hinge portion 7 as a fulcrum, and between the guts 3 and 3 It can be stored by inserting jade balls etc.
Thus, in a state where a sucking object such as a jade or a tablet is stored between the inner guts 3 and 3 of the pair of elliptical frames f and f, storage means including a pair of elliptical frames f and f with a gut is provided. Insert into the oral cavity of infants and other care recipients. At this time, the assistant holds the handle 5 and operates it.

The handle bar 4 is provided with a plurality of marks m and M near the oval frame f · f. When the storage means composed of a pair of elliptical frames f and f is inserted into the oral cavity of the infant, it is necessary to insert the storage means shallowly, so it is preferable to insert the storage means to the extent that the mark m near the elliptical frame f is hidden.
If it is inserted into the oral cavity of an adult who needs care, the gut 3 holding the jade or the like will be located just above the tongue when the mark M near the handle 5 is hidden. In addition, the positions of the marks m and M are set. The marks m and M may be provided at three or more places, or only one place.

Since the pair of elliptical frames f · f protrude from the guts 3 and 3, a plurality of tongue coating removal protrusions 9 are provided on the front side of the elliptical frames f · f. When the caregiver operates to rub the caregiver's tongue back and forth with the protrusion 9, the caregiver's tongue coating can be removed.
The protrusions 9 may be provided only on one elliptical frame f, but may be provided on both elliptical frames f · f.

The hinge part 7 can be manufactured with a resin having high repeated strength and excellent durability. However, the hinge part 7 may be integrally formed with a pair of elliptical frames f and f, or may be integrally bonded or fixed with screws or the like. .
A separate structure is also possible by completely separating the pair of elliptical frames f and f without interposing the hinge portion 7. However, in the case of a structure that opens and closes separately, the operability when inserting jasper is not good.

In the state where the pair of elliptical frames f and f are closed, the elliptical wall 8 is fitted into the other elliptical frame f and locked to each other as described above. If it seems to be sufficient, a concave groove 10 is formed in the direction crossing the handle bar 4 near the elliptical frame f of the handle bar 4 as shown in FIG. The convex part 11 which fits into the concave groove 10 can also be formed. The concave groove 10 may be provided on the claw 6 side, and the convex portion 11 may be provided on the handle bar 4 side.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the handle bar 4 and the claw 6 for illustrating another locking mechanism. The elastic claw 12 and 13 covering the arcuate portions 4a and 4b on both sides of the flat semicircular shape of the handle bar 4 are claw 6s. It is provided on the side. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 3 (1), when the left and right arc portions 4a, 4b of the handle bar 4 are fitted between the pair of left and right elastic claws 12, 13, they are locked to each other. Unless a fingernail is hooked or a pointed instrument tip is hooked and pulled, they cannot be separated from each other and the pair of elliptical frames f and f cannot be opened.
FIG. 3 (2) shows a state in which the pair of elastic claws 12 and 13 and the arc portions 4a and 4b of the handle bar 4 are detached, and when pressed against each other in the directions of the arrows a1 and a2, the gap between the pair of elastic claws 12 and 13 is shown. Since the arc portions 4a and 4b of the handle bar 4 are forcibly inserted into the handle bar 4 and the arc portions 4a and 4b are clamped by the elasticity of the elastic claws 12 and 13, they can be detached as long as they are not hooked and pulled as described above. Without being locked. A pair of elastic claws 12 and 13 may be provided on the handle bar 4 side, and the arc portions 4a and 4b on the claw 6 side may be fitted.

Instead of the tennis racket-like storage means as described above, the jasper can be stored and supported in a bag-like storage means made of a net or a net-like body having a high elasticity as shown in FIG. FIG. 4 (1) shows a cylindrical net 14, which is an extruded net formed by fusing the filaments that have been produced by melt extrusion of a synthetic resin to each other. Good. Further, a normal yarn knitted into a cylindrical shape may be used. In the case of an extruded net, one end 15 is closed by a technique such as heat fusion to make it the bottom, and if the heat fusion part is exposed, there is a risk of damaging the mouth. (2) (4) (5) It is safe to use it with the bottom closure means facing inward. Also in the case of yarn, if the closing margin makes the tongue feel bad, it is better to turn it over.

The other end 16 is open. After turning over as described above, the jasper C is inserted and moved to the bottom 15, and the state shown in FIG. Since the jasper C is much larger than the diameter of the cylindrical net 14, only the net of the bag-shaped portion B that stores the jasper C is stretched and spreads as shown in the figure. Class C can be stored.
Since the other region, that is, the extension portion P maintains the closed state of the mesh, the internal hardball C does not move easily.

In this manner, the bag-like part B can be inserted into the mouth of the person being assisted and sucked while the jasper C is stored in the bag-like part B on the bottom 15 side of the cylindrical net 14. In addition, since the other part P where the mesh of the cylindrical net 14 is closed extends from the bag-like portion B, the bag-like shape in which the assistant holds the extension P and sucks the jasper C Part B can be withdrawn from the oral cavity of the person being assisted.
However, since the cylindrical net 14 is flexible and weak in rigidity, the jasper C cannot be supported by the net extension P. Accordingly, the assistant picks the bag-like part B containing the jasper C with his / her finger and inserts it into the oral cavity of the person being assisted, which is unsanitary.
In order to prevent this problem, the extended portion P of the cylindrical net 14 is inserted into the flat tube 17 as shown in (3) as a support means as shown in (4), and the flat tube 17 is operated by holding it. It is good. That is, in the state where the jasper C is inserted as shown in (2), the extension P extending from the bag-like part B containing the jasper C is inserted into the flat tube 17 from the opening 16 in the direction of the arrow a3. And insert it as shown in (4).

Since the opening 16 side protrudes from the flat tube 17, it is possible to prevent the cylindrical net 14 from coming out of the flat tube 17 when folded and overlapped outside the flat tube 17 as shown in (5). The entire circumference of the opening 16 may be turned over and overlapped so as to cover the end of the flat tube 17.
In the folded state, in the direction of arrow a4 and arrow a5, with a clip or the like and temporarily fixed, the assistant holds the flat tube 17 in his hand, and the bag-like part containing the jade C is placed on the person being assisted It can be inserted into the mouth or moved back and forth on the tongue. When the net-like bag-shaped part containing the jasper C is moved back and forth on the tongue, the tongue coating can be removed.
The cylinder 17 may be a cylinder other than a flat shape, and it is convenient to provide the cylinders 17 with the marks m and M as described above.

In FIG. 5A, a core body 18 is inserted into the extension P of the cylindrical net 14, and this core body 18 is used as a support means. However, in order to prevent the core body 18 from striking against the internal hardball C, the tightening string 19 is tightly bound so that the space between the hardball C and the tip of the core 18 is tight. The string 19 is passed in advance in the circumferential direction through the cylindrical net 14 turned upside down as shown in (2). That is, as shown in (3), the string 19 is alternately passed through the mesh of the cylindrical net 14 about one turn, and the two strings 19 extending outside the cylindrical net 14 are inserted into the stopper cylinder 20. .

In use, after the jade C is inserted into the bag-like portion near the bottom 15 of the cylindrical net 14 of (2), the string 19 is held in one hand, and the stopper cylinder 20 is cylindrical with the other hand. When it is moved to the net 14 side to the final position, the tubular net 14 is tightened by the string 19 and the base near the bag-like portion is constricted. When the stopper cylinder 20 is made of a material having high elasticity or flexibility such as a rubber cylinder, the inner string 19 is tightened with elasticity, so that the constricted portion is difficult to loosen.

Next, when the core body 18 is inserted from the opening 16, the tip of the core body 18 abuts on the constricted portion, so that it does not reach the position of the jasper C. When the base side of the core body 18 is exposed from the opening 16 of the cylindrical net 14 as in (1), the core body 18 and the cylindrical net 14 can be easily operated. When the cylindrical net 14 is pressurized and temporarily fixed to the core body 18 with a clip or the like, the unity is increased, so that the operation of putting in and out the jasper C is easy.
Thus, if the core body 18 is inserted into the extended portion P extending from the bag-shaped portion for storing the hardball C through the constricted portion, the hardball C side can be operated by holding the core 18. . Therefore, the core body 18 is suitably a soft synthetic resin plate-like or rod-like body, a cylindrical body, or the like so that the impact received even if it is bitten by teeth is weakened. In this case, the marks m and M are provided on the net extension P or the internal core 18.

When the core body 18 is not provided, the extension part P can be picked as described above, and the bag-like part in the oral cavity can be pulled out, or the bag-like part can be pulled out by pulling the closing string 19 for closing.
As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the cylindrical net 14 has a configuration in which the extension P of the bag-like portion is removed, and the bag-like portion after sucking the jasper C with the string 19 a for pulling out is used as the oral cavity. It can also be taken out from.
FIG. 6A is a configuration in which the extension P is cut away in FIG. 5 while leaving the attachment region of the string 19 of the cylindrical net 14. In this state, the string 19 may be the drawer string 19a. However, if the cut 14c is exposed, there is a risk of damaging the oral cavity or the tongue. When the cylindrical net 14 is turned upside down in a state where it is turned upside down by about 2 cm, the heat-sealed bottom 15 is turned over and enters the inside as shown in (3), and the cut end 14c is also folded back inside. It becomes a structure and it will be in the safe state in which neither the bottom part 15 nor the cut end 14c is exposed outside.

In this state, as shown in FIG. 6 (3), it can be tightened through the draw string 19a alternately inside and outside the mesh on the opening side. In this case, on the side of the cut end 14c (opening of the bag), it is preferable to pass the drawer string 19a alternately inside and outside through two folded nets.
Needless to say, a portion of the drawer string 19a other than the cylindrical net 14 is inserted into the stopper cylinder 20. The leading end 19b of the drawer string 19a is connected so as to allow a finger to pass therethrough to form a semi-annular 19r, and the endless drawer string 19a as a whole facilitates the drawer operation.

In this way, the stopper tube 20 is slid in the direction of the arrow t to tighten the cylindrical net 14, and the opening of the jade C storage portion is tightened and closed, with the drawer string 19a extended from the tightening portion, The bag-like part in the oral cavity of the person being assisted can be pulled out.
However, if only the drawstring 19a is used, the bag-like portion after being sucked can be pulled out, but the operation of inserting the jasper C into the oral cavity of the person being assisted is performed by hand, and the operability is improved. Not good. It is also unsanitary.
Therefore, in FIG. 7, a handle bar 21 is provided which is inserted through the drawer string 19 a of FIG. (1) The handle bar 21 in the drawing has a small hole h through which the drawer string 19a is inserted, and the tip 19b is connected in a state where the drawer string 19a pulled out from the stopper cylinder 20 is inserted into the small hole h. It is formed in a semicircular ring shape 19r so that a finger can pass through it.

As a result, in a state where the ring-shaped handle 5 of the handle bar 21 is held by hand, when a finger is inserted and pulled into the semicircular ring 19r of the drawer string 19a, the constricted portion sandwiches the stopper cylinder 20, Since it is attracted to the tip of the handle bar 21 and is fixedly supported, it can be inserted into the oral cavity of the person being assisted while the bag-like portion containing the jasper C is securely supported.
Further, when the handle bar 21 is moved back and forth in a state where the jasper C is placed on the tongue of the person being assisted, the tongue coating can be removed by the bag-shaped portion made of a net.

(2) The handle bar 21 in the figure has two insertion holes h1 and h2 spaced apart from each other in addition to the hole h at the tip, and the drawer string 19a is inserted in the order of the insertion holes h → h1 and h2. And they are alternately inserted in a zigzag shape.
As a result, after the jasper C is stored, the stopper tube 20 of the drawer string 19a is slid and tightened to form a constricted portion so that the stopper tube 20 is pressed against the tip of the handle bar 21 as described above. In addition, when a finger is inserted into the semicircular ring 19r and the drawer string 19a is pulled, the constricted portion is loosened due to the slip-preventing action of the plurality of small holes h, h1, h2, and the holding power of the jasper C is reduced. Can be prevented.
Therefore, it is possible to concentrate on the operation with the handle bar 21.

Hold the handle bar 4 or extension P, cylindrical or core support means 17 and 18, drawer string 19a, handle bar 21 and the like for operating the bag-like part B containing the jasper C. If this is the case, aspiration of the jasper can be prevented, but as shown in FIG. 4 (5), it becomes impossible to swallow by providing the stopper tube S on the flat tube 17, and aspiration can be prevented.
For example, if the stopper rod S is attached to the flat tube 17 so that the stopper rod S cannot move back and forth at the position of the mark m or M with the same structure as in FIG. 8, the stopper rod S hits the outside of the lips and cannot move into the oral cavity. The bag-like portion B cannot be swallowed. The principle is the same as that for infant pacifiers.
Therefore, when the structure with the stopper rod S is used, the burden of the attendant always attending and monitoring is also eliminated. Also, the marks m and M are unnecessary.

FIG. 8 is an embodiment in which a stopper rod S is provided in place of the marks m and M on the handle bar 4 of the tennis racket-like storage unit of FIGS. 1 and 2, and the handle bar 4 of FIG. A stopper rod S is attached to the mark m position on the root side of the.
The stopper rod S has an insertion hole H for the handle bar 4 at the center of the elliptical plate, and has, for example, recesses H1 and H2 for passing protrusions at 180 ° positions. Projections 22 and 23 that are integral with the handle bar 4 and the claws 6 are provided before and after the recessed holes H1 and H2. However, the protrusion 22 near the handle 5 has a low protrusion height and can pass through the concave holes H1 and H2, whereas the protrusion 23 near the elliptical frame f is higher than the concave holes H1 and H2. Is blocked by the high protrusion 23 and cannot move to the elliptical frame f side.

8 (2) and (3) are shown in a cross-sectional view in the BB direction. (2) In the figure, as shown in (1), the positions of the projections 22 and 23 and the concave holes H1 and H2 of the stopper rod S are coincident, and the lower projection 22 passes through the concave holes H1 and H2. It is possible. When the stopper rod S in this state is rotated about 90 degrees to the right or left as shown by the arrow, the concave holes H1 and H2 become horizontal as shown in (3), and the insertion without the concave holes H1 and H2 is made. The hole H position moves between the protrusions 22 and 23.

As a result, since the stopper rod S is blocked by the protrusions 22 and 23 and cannot move in the front-rear direction, the stopper rod S is elliptical when the caretaker is sucking the elliptical frame f side in the oral cavity. It functions as an aspiration prevention for the frame f and jasper C.
Moreover, since the handle bar 4 and the claw 6 are sandwiched from above and below by the insertion hole H position without the concave holes H1 and H2 of the stopper rod S, the upper and lower tennis racket-like bodies 1 and 2 as shown in FIG. Never open. Therefore, the lock mechanism as shown in FIG. 3 is not necessarily required.

After the jasper C in the oral cavity of the person being assisted melts, the stopper jar S is rotated approximately 90 degrees to the left and right to return to the state shown in FIG. 2 and then the stopper jar S is moved to the handle 5 side. 1 so that the recesses H1 and H2 pass through the lower projections 22 and 22 and retreat from the position of the claw 6, so that the claw 6 side is opened relative to the handle bar 4 and a pair is formed as shown in FIG. It is possible to open the tennis racket-like bodies 1 and 2 and insert jade balls inside.
After inserting the jasper, the stopper heel S is moved to the elliptical frame f side, the concave holes H1 and H2 pass through the lower projections 22 and 22, and rotated 90 degrees to the left or right. Stopper 鍔 S is not movable in the front-rear direction. The stopper rod S may be a perfect circle.

FIG. 9 shows an embodiment in which a net-made extension P integrated with the bag-like portion B of FIG. 4 is inserted into the central hole H of the stopper rod S. After the jasper C is inserted into the bag-like part B, the extension part P is inserted into the central hole H of the stopper basket S, and the extension part P is tied in the vicinity of the position of the mark m to form the knob 24. .
As a result, the movement of the stopper rod S toward the opening 16 is prevented by the knob 24, so that positioning is performed.
Since the stopper basket S can move to the bag-like part B side containing the jasper C, after the jasper melts, the bag-like part B passes through the central hole H, and the bump 24 side, that is, the oral cavity Because there is no problem, there is no fear of aspiration.

If it is troublesome to form the bump 24, the pin 25 is inserted into the mesh of the extension P, and the tip is bent into a U shape.
Therefore, after the jade C is inserted into the bag-like part B, the extension part P is inserted into the central hole H of the stopper 鍔 S, and the stopper 鍔 S is moved to the mark m position or the M position. When the pins 25 are inserted on both sides and bent into a U shape, the stopper rod S cannot be moved back and forth, and there is no possibility of coming off.
Thus, in the case of the structure in which the pin 25 is inserted into the mesh, the core body 18 as shown in FIG. 5 can be inserted. However, the central hole H needs to have a shape through which the core 18 inserted into the extension P can pass.

FIG. 10 shows a structure in which the extension P on the core 18 in FIG. 5 is bound by rubber bands G1 and G2 at two front and rear positions, and a stopper rod S is attached at an intermediate position. That is, the handle 5 is provided on the opposite side to the oral cavity of the person being assisted.
Accordingly, the jade C is brought into contact with the receiving part or the contact part c of the distal end of the core 18a on the oral cavity side of the person being assisted by the circular or elliptical stopper ridge S, and the opposite side, that is, the outer core 18b. Since it has the handle 5 integrally, at first glance it has a “pacifier” shape for infants.
In use, after the jade C is inserted into the bag-like portion B, the cores 18a and 18b with the stopper rod S are inserted together into the extension P of the cylindrical net 14 indicated by a broken line. Next, the rubber band G1 is wound around the outside of the extension part P on the core body 18a, and the rubber band G2 is also wound around the extension part P on the core body 18b side.
As described above, when the stopper jar S is provided, the aspiration of the jade C and the bag-like portion B can be prevented by the stopper jar S, so that the burden on the assistant is reduced.

In FIG. 10 (3), the outer periphery of the stopper rod S is not circular but has a plurality of corners 26. Therefore, in the extension P indicated by broken lines as shown in FIG. 10 (4). When being inserted into the corner portion 26, the corner portion 26 is fitted into the mesh of the extension portion P and protrudes in the radial direction.
As a result, even if the caregiver tries to swallow the bag-like part B, the corner part 26 is fitted and caught in the mesh of the extension part P, so there is no fear that the extension part P will move or come off. Aspiration S can surely prevent aspiration.
(3) Although the stopper rod S in the figure has a shape close to a square, the space between adjacent corners 26 and 26 may be curved in a concave shape like a chain line.
In addition, although the example which attaches the stopper jar S to the mark m position was assumed supposing that it is for infants, it is needless to say that the stopper jar S is provided at the mark M position in the case of an adult such as an elderly person.

As described above, the bag-shaped portion B formed at one end of the cylindrical net 14 is rich in stretchability, so it is not limited to the jasper and is not limited to the jasper. If you store baked confectionery such as biscuits, it will melt naturally with saliva, so it can be applied to prevent aspiration of various types of confectionery and food, and the dietary life of the caregiver will be enriched. Quality is improved. Further, the large-diameter stopper rod S can be easily inserted into the extension portion P formed of the cylindrical net 14 rich in elasticity.

As described above, according to the present invention, a drawer string is provided on a storage means such as a bag-like portion or a tennis racket that can store and support hardballs such as hardballs, confetti, tablets, etc. The storage means can be pulled out from the person's mouth, or the assistant can hold the grip means such as a handle bar and operate the storage means in the front-rear direction. As a result, it is possible to realize an assistive device that can be surely sucked in the oral cavity without ingesting hardballs by infants or care recipients. In addition, the operation of the handle bar, extension part, drawer means, support means, etc. and stopper 鍔 can prevent aphasia from being swallowed, so it is also effective as a countermeasure for pneumonia in elderly people due to aspiration. Can also be expected.

1.2 Tennis racket-like body f Elliptical frame 3 Gut-shaped part 4 Handle bar 4a, 4b Arc part 5 Handle 6 Claw 7 Hinge part 8 Small elliptical wall m / M Mark 9 Protrusion 10 for removing tongue coating Groove 11 Convex Portions 12 and 13 Elastic Claw 14 Tubular Net 14c Cut 15 Heat Fusion Bottom 16 Opening 17 Flat Tube B Bag-shaped Portion P Extension C Crows c Catch Receptor or Abutment 18 Core 19 Tightening String 19a Drawer string 19r Semi-annular part 20 Stopper cylinder 21 Handle bar h / h1 / h2 Insertion hole 22/23 Protrusion G1 / G2 Rubber band H Insertion hole H1 / H2 Recessed hole 26 Insertion angle

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As a storage means that can store and support jasper such as jasper and tablets,
Using a net or a net made of a net-like body, and using a net having an extension extending from the bag-like part,
After inserting the jasper into the bag-like portion from the opening at the tip of the extension portion, the stopper rod attached to the extension portion can be moved and supported so as not to be detached from the extension portion. Assistance aid for sucking jasper. The extension portion is tied in a state of being inserted into the central through hole of the stopper rod to form a knob, or by inserting a pin into the mesh of the extension portion and bending the tip into a U shape, The sucking aid for jasper of claim 1, which has a structure for preventing movement. The core support means to be inserted into the extension is provided with a stopper rod, the bag support portion of the core support means has a contact part or a receiving part for jade balls, and the handle means is provided on the opposite side. The sucking aid for jasper as claimed in claim 1. In the state in which the core support means with a stopper hook is inserted into the extension part, a rubber band is wound around the core support means from above the extension part, so that the extension part and the stopper hook are integrated. The sucking aid for jasper of claim 3, which is configured to be fixed.

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