JP3158211U - Artificial respiration aid - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To form a body that is a thin sheet that is hardly thick even when it is folded in a small size, and that can be easily carried with an accessory that stores thin objects such as card cases, and anytime, anywhere. Provided is an artificial respiration aid capable of performing reliable artificial respiration. A highly flexible sheet-like body that does not allow sanitary exhalation to pass is provided with a fixed cut at the center, or the center is opened, and a cylindrical body projects from the opening to artificially Construct respiratory aid. [Selection] Figure 5

Description

  In the present invention, when performing breath-breathing artificial ventilation (mouse-to-mouse), which is generally performed as an artificial respiration method, the mouth of the rescuer, that is, the person who performs the artificial respiration is rescued, that is, the person who receives artificial respiration. The present invention relates to an artificial respiration assisting device that can be performed without directly contacting the mouth.

  Artificial respiration is for emergency rescuers who have fallen into asphyxia or suffocation, or is directly and immediately related to human life. Of course, it is desirable to do in However, since artificial respiration requires urgency and immediacy, there is often little room for the rescuer to move to the place where the necessary equipment is located, and immediately at the place where action is required. What is done is extremely important.

Therefore, this type of artificial respiration is very simple compared to measures for other human bodies, or the measures can be performed without using other devices. However, it is speculated that there are circumstances that have not been developed and provided so far.
However, although it is possible to perform simple measures, it is a measure for the living human body until it gets tired, and that artificial respiration is not performed in time, and when artificial respiration occurs In view of the above, provision of a device for artificial respiration can be carried as much as possible without obstructing the carrying of the device at all times, and even when artificial respiration is a more appropriate measure. is required.

  In addition, since emergency artificial respiration is performed by bringing the rescuer's mouth into direct contact with the rescuer, there are problems in terms of hygiene and at the same time from the recent bacteriological situation, Even if it is a simple artificial respirator, it is necessary to take measures to prevent the rescuer and the rescuer from coming into direct contact with each other.

JP 2003-310774 A JP2007-44291 JP 2001-79091 A

In view of such a background, the present invention provides an artificial respiration aid that has a simple structure, can be easily carried, and can be expected to have a certain effect.
In the present invention, the entire artificial respiration aid is in the form of a sheet, and even when the artificial respiration aid is folded small, it is a thin sheet with almost no thickness, card case, pass case, business card holder, The biggest problem is that it can be easily stored in a jewelry such as a wallet that can be stored and carried, and that it is extremely easy to carry on a daily basis. This is because the purpose is to be able to always carry the device so that it can be used in unexpected places and cases, and to carry the device in a state that is as obstructive as possible.

In order to overcome the above-mentioned problems, the artificial respiration aid of the present invention is provided with a notch of a certain length on the central part of a highly flexible sheet-like body that does not allow exhalation that does not cause sanitary harm to the human body. It was.
The size of the sheet-like body that is the main body of the artificial respiration aid is not particularly limited, but should be sufficient to cover the rescuer's mouth. If it is larger than necessary, it becomes an obstacle to easy portability, which is not preferable. If it is too small, the assisting device for artificial respiration may be displaced during artificial respiration, and artificial respiration may not be performed accurately. An average width of a person's face is preferable.
The incisions can be in the shape of a cross or a radial with approximately six equal intervals.

The central part of the highly flexible sheet-like body can be opened, and a cylindrical body having a fixed length can be projected from the opening. The material of the cylindrical body can be the same material as the sheet-like body, for example, the sheet-like body can be stretched, or the cylindrical body can be formed separately from the same material as the sheet-like body or another material. You may attach to the opening part of a shape body integrally. However, even in this case, it is needless to say that the cylindrical body needs to be sufficiently thin and flexible.
The cross-sectional shape of the cylindrical body is not limited as long as it has a cylindrical shape such as a circle, an ellipse, or a rectangle.

  The cylindrical body is for insertion into the rescuer's mouth during artificial respiration, but this cylindrical body may be formed by extending the opening of the sheet-like body of the artificial respiration assisting device main body. Alternatively, a separate cylindrical body can be made of the same material as the sheet-like body of the artificial respiration assisting device body, and this can be integrally joined to the opening. However, in any case, since this cylindrical body is superimposed on the sheet-like body of the artificial respiration assisting device body when being carried, the artificial respiration assisting device is not almost thick even when folded or folded. It is important not to get in the way of storage.

An adhesive layer is provided around the incision on the rescuer's side of the artificial respirator or a cylindrical body via a release paper, and the artificial respirator and especially the part around the rescuer's mouth easily shift. It is preferable to avoid this.
Although this adhesive layer is provided above and below the notch, it can be provided not only on the top and bottom but also on the left and right sides. Further, it may be provided on only one of the upper, lower, left and right sides, but in order to obtain a more reliable bonding effect, it is preferably provided on both the upper, lower, left and right.
It is important that the adhesive layer be as thin as possible as well as the cylindrical body, and that it is not so thick that it does not interfere with storage for carrying.
The artificial respiration aid of the present invention is in principle disposable.

  The artificial respiration aid of the present invention is configured so that it can be kept thin even when it is folded as it is. For example, a card case, a pass case, a business card holder, a wallet, etc. Since it can be carried in personal belongings for carrying, it does not interfere with carrying. For this reason, anyone can easily and easily carry it all the time, so that it is possible to perform a sufficiently effective sanitary and accurate artificial respiration in an emergency.

  It is a perspective view of the aid for artificial respiration of the present invention.   It is a perspective view of the aid for artificial respiration of the present invention.   It is a perspective view of the aid for artificial respiration of the present invention.   It is a perspective view of the aid for artificial respiration of the present invention.   It is a perspective view of the aid for artificial respiration of the present invention.

The assisting device for artificial respiration according to the present invention basically forms an assisting device for emergency artificial respiration using a sheet-like body that is hygienic and harmless to the human body having high flexibility.

FIG. 1 shows a basic artificial respiration aid of the present invention.
In the figure, reference numeral 1 is an artificial respiration assisting device main body, and 2 is a straight line of a fixed length provided on the left and right in a portion corresponding to the mouth of the rescued person who receives artificial respiration at the substantially central portion of the artificial respiration assisting device 1. The sheet-like body is made of a polyethylene film.
The scale of the artificial respiration aid is 18 cm (up and down) × 20 cm (left and right).

This artificial respirator can be turned upside down, and either side may be used for the rescuer in use.
This assistive device for artificial respiration is applied to the rescuer's mouth with a straight cut in the left and right, and the rescuer's mouth is placed almost on the back of the rescuer, and the rescuer times the air in the rescuer's mouth. Will be blown.
When the artificial respiration aid is not in use, that is, normally carried, even if it is folded, for example, it is hardly formed, so that it can be stored without being obstructed by a pass case, a wallet or the like.

  FIG. 2 is a cross-shaped incision of the artificial respiration aid of FIG. 1, and the other configuration is the same as that of the artificial respiration aid of FIG.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram in which the incision of the artificial respiration aid of FIG. 1 is cut radially into approximately six equal parts, and the other configurations are the same as those of the artificial respiration aid of FIG.

Figure 4 is an adhered an adhesive layer 3 through the release paper around the rescuer's side of the cut 2 artificial respiratory aid of FIG.
In this embodiment, four adhesive layers 3 are provided on the upper, lower, left and right sides of the notch 2, but as described above, this adhesive layer may be provided only on either the upper, lower, left or right set of cuts.

5 replaces the notch of the artificial respiration aid shown in FIG. 1 with the central portion corresponding to the notch being opened in a substantially circular shape, and at the same time, the sheet-like body is opened on one side around the opening and on the rescuer side. The central portion is extended to form a cylindrical tubular body 3.
In the artificial respiration aid of this embodiment, an index finger or the like is inserted into the tubular body 3, and the tubular body portion is inserted into the rescuer's mouth in that state, and after setting the artificial respiration aid, exhalation is sent.

In this configuration, the artificial respiration aid is securely inserted and fixed in the rescuer's mouth, and the artificial respiration can be performed accurately without fear of shifting.
Further, the saliva of the rescuer can be almost certainly prevented from adhering to the rescuer.

In this embodiment, it is possible to apply further bond the adhesive layer through a release paper around the surface in the cylindrical body of the auxiliary side, the mouth portion more securely the rescuer artificial breathing aid Can be fixed. In the assisting device for artificial respiration of this embodiment, the cylindrical body protrudes and is considered to be obstructive in shape, but the cylindrical body is formed by extending the sheet-like body, so that it is cylindrical. The body deforms easily and does not become thick even when folded.
The place where the adhesive layer is provided through the release paper can be the same as in the above embodiment.

1 Aid for artificial respiration 2 Incision 3 Tubular body

Claims (5)

  A device for assisting artificial respiration provided with a cut of a certain length in the left-right direction at the central portion of a highly flexible sheet-like body that does not allow exhalation that does not cause sanitary harm to the human body.   The assisting device for artificial respiration according to claim 1, wherein the cut is a cross-shaped cut.   The assisting device for artificial respiration according to claim 1, wherein the incision is a radial incision with an interval of approximately six equal parts.   The assisting device for artificial respiration according to claim 1, wherein a central portion of the highly flexible sheet-like body is opened, and a cylindrical body having a fixed length is projected from the opening. Cut or cylindrical body of the rescuer's side of the sheet product according to claim 1 to 4 artificial breathing aid provided an adhesive layer over the release paper around.

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