JP3188898U - Wearing article - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a worn article for excrement disposal that can reduce an impact and a load applied to a buttocks and a waist when sitting on a chair or floor made of a hard material in a worn state.
A wearing article 10A includes a cover sheet 11 having a body region 17 covering a waist, a trunk, and a buttock of a wearer, and a crotch region 18 positioned at a crotch of the wearer, and an inner surface of the cover sheet 11. A cushioning cushion member 12 that is fixed and extends to the center of the body region 17 and covers the wearer's buttocks, and is attached to the inner surface of the cushioning cushion member 12 so as to be detachable. The urine absorbing cushion member 13 extends to the area 18 and the stool holding sheet 14 that is detachably attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member 13 and is located at the center of the body area 17.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a wearing article that is detachably mounted from the waist of the wearer to the crotch and is used for the treatment of the excrement of the wearer.

  The front body and the back body, the crotch body located between the body parts, and a waist belt attached to either side of either the front or back body, the waist belt is in contact with the wearer's skin A plurality of waist stretchable materials, comprising a seat, an outer sheet positioned on the skin non-contact side of the inner sheet, and a cushion forming sheet interposed between the inner and outer sheets, and extending in a direction along the waist circumference edge of the waist belt Is a diaper in which a joint portion and a non-joint portion, which are fixed in an extended state between the outer sheet and the cushion-forming sheet, intermittently extending in the direction along the edge around the waist of the waist belt are joined to the inner surface of the cushion-forming sheet Is disclosed (see Patent Document 1).

JP 2013-70711 A

  The diaper disclosed in Patent Document 1 has poor cushioning properties in the front and back body and inseam, and when a wearer wearing a diaper sits on a hard material chair or floor, the chair or floor is placed on the buttocks of the wearer. Hardness is directly transmitted, and unnecessary impact and burden may be applied to the buttocks and waist. In particular, when an elderly person who has reduced muscles in the buttocks and lumbar region wears a diaper and sits down on a chair or floor for a long time, discomfort or discomfort such as numbness or pain may occur in the buttocks or lumbar region.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a worn article for excrement disposal that can reduce the impact and burden on the buttocks and waist when sitting on a hard material chair or floor in a worn state.

  The premise of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is a wearing article that is detachably mounted from the waist of the wearer to the crotch and is used for processing the excrement of the wearer.

  The first feature of the present invention based on the above premise is that the wearing article has a body sheet covering the waist, torso and buttocks of the wearer and a crotch region located in the crotch of the wearer, and a cover sheet The cushioning cushion member that is fixed to the inner surface of the body and extends to the center of the body part and covers the wearer's buttocks, and the center part of the body part and the crotch region are detachably attached to the inner surface of the cushioning cushion member A urine absorbing cushion member extending to the urine absorbing member, and a stool holding sheet that is detachably attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member and located at the center of the body area.

  As an example of the present invention having the first feature, the stool holding sheet is made of at least a plastic film of a hydrophobic fiber nonwoven fabric and a breathable liquid-impervious plastic film.

  Another example of the present invention having the first feature includes a disposable urine collecting pad in which a worn article is detachably attached to an inner surface of a urine absorbing cushion member and is located in a crotch region.

  As another example of the present invention having the first feature, the disposable urine collecting pad is disposed on the inner side of both side portions of the urine absorbing cushion member and extends in the length direction, and the urine absorbing cushion member Both end portions extending in the width direction and located on the inner side of the both ends of the liquid-permeable surface sheet located on the skin contact side, the liquid-impermeable back sheet located on the skin non-contact side, The liquid-absorbent core is interposed between the front and back sheets.

  The second feature of the present invention based on the above premise is that the wear article has a body area that covers the waist, torso, and buttocks of the wearer and a crotch area that is located in the crotch of the wearer, and a cover sheet The cushioning cushion member that is fixed to the inner surface of the body and extends to the center of the body part and covers the wearer's buttocks, and the center part of the body part and the crotch region are detachably attached to the inner surface of the cushioning cushion member And a disposable absorbent member that is detachably attached to the inner surface of the urine absorption cushion member and extends to the center part of the body region and the crotch region.

  As an example of the present invention having the second feature, the disposable absorbent member is disposed on both sides of the urine absorbing cushion member and extends in the lengthwise direction, and both ends of the urine absorbing cushion member. A liquid-permeable top sheet located on the skin contact side, a liquid-impervious back sheet located on the skin non-contact side, and front and back surfaces The liquid-absorbent core is interposed between the sheets.

  As another example of the present invention having the second feature, a leakproof sheet extending in the length direction is disposed on both sides of the disposable absorbent member, and the leakproof sheet is fixed to both sides of the absorbent member. A fixed side portion, a movable side portion having a stretchable elastic member attached in an extended state and having a tendency to stand up above the surface sheet, and fixed both end portions fixed to both end portions of the absorbent member.

  As an example of the present invention having the first and second features, either one of a male fastener and a female fastener is attached to one side of the body area of the cover sheet, and the other side of the body area Either one of the male fastener and the female fastener is attached to the side portion, and in the wearing article, the side portions of the body area are connected to each other by engaging the fasteners.

    As another example of the present invention having the first and second features, the cover sheet is made of at least a plastic film of a hydrophobic fiber nonwoven fabric and a breathable liquid-impervious plastic film.

    As another example of the present invention having the first and second characteristics, the urine absorbing cushion member extends in the length direction and extends in the width direction, and extends in the width direction. It has both end portions that protrude to the skin contact side, and both side portions and a remaining portion excluding both end portions, and the thickness dimension of the remaining portion is smaller than that of both side portions and both end portions.

    As another example of the present invention having the first and second features, the cover sheet is attached with a waist belt that extends in the width direction from both side edges thereof and tightens the waist of the wearer. A cushioning cushion member, a urine absorbing cushion member, and a crotch belt are attached to the wearer so as to be in close contact with each other, extending in the length direction from the tip of the crotch region.

  According to the wearing article having the first feature, the cushioning cushion member has a cushioning cushion member fixed to the inner surface of the cover sheet and a urine absorbing cushion member attached to the inner surface of the cushioning cushion member. Since the member and the cushion member for urine absorption serve as a shock absorbing material, even if the wearer wearing the worn article sits on a hard chair or floor, the cushion member abuts against the wearer's buttocks or waist. The hardness of the chair or floor is not directly transmitted, and the impact and burden on the buttocks and waist can be reduced. Since the cushioning member for cushioning and the cushioning member for urine absorption alleviate the impact and burden on the buttocks and waist, the worn article can be worn even if the wearer wearing the article sits on the chair or floor for a long time. No discomfort or discomfort occurs, and it can be suitably used for elderly people with reduced muscles in the buttocks and lower back. Since the wearing article has the urine absorbing cushion member on the inner surface of the cushioning cushion member, the excreted urine can be absorbed by the urine absorbing cushion member, and urine leakage in the wearing article can be prevented. Moreover, since the stool holding sheet is detachably attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member, the excreted stool can be held by the stool holding sheet, and stool leakage in the worn article can be prevented. When the stool is excreted, the worn article can be removed from the urine absorbing cushion member and the new stool holding sheet can be attached to the cushion member. Can be used repeatedly in a clean state. Further, when urine is excreted, the cushion member for absorbing urine can be removed from the cushion member for cushioning, and the cushion member for absorbing urine can be attached to the cushion member for cushioning. The worn article can be used repeatedly in a clean state simply by changing the item.

  The wearing article in which the stool holding sheet is made of at least a plastic film of the hydrophobic fiber nonwoven fabric and the air-permeable liquid-impermeable plastic film can prevent exudation from the stool sheet excreted in the stool holding sheet. Therefore, the stool can be securely held on the stool holding sheet, stool leakage in the worn article can be prevented, and contamination of the cover sheet, cushioning cushion member, and urine absorbing cushion member due to stool can be prevented. .

  A wearing article including a disposable urine absorbing pad that is detachably attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member absorbs the urine of the wearer. The urine collecting pad can be held without any urine leakage in the worn article. The worn article can be removed from the urine absorbing cushion member after absorbing the urine, and a new pad can be attached to the urine absorbing cushion member, and the worn article can be used repeatedly in a clean state simply by changing the pad. Can do.

  The disposable urine collecting pad is formed from a liquid-permeable surface sheet positioned on the skin contact side, a liquid-impermeable back sheet positioned on the skin non-contact side, and a liquid-absorbent core interposed between the front and back sheets. Since the excreted urine passes through the liquid-permeable surface sheet and is absorbed and retained by the liquid-absorbent core, the urine that is excreted is not excreted through the liquid-impermeable back sheet. Can be held on the urine collecting pad, and urine leakage in the worn article can be reliably prevented.

  According to the wearing article having the second feature, it has a cushioning cushion member fixed to the inner surface of the cover sheet, and a urine absorbing cushion member attached to the inner surface of the cushioning cushion member. Since the member and the cushion member for urine absorption serve as a shock absorbing material, even if the wearer wearing the worn article sits on a hard chair or floor, the cushion member abuts against the wearer's buttocks or waist. The hardness of the chair or floor is not directly transmitted, and the impact and burden on the buttocks and waist can be reduced. Since the cushioning member for cushioning and the cushioning member for urine absorption alleviate the impact and burden on the buttocks and waist, the worn article can be worn even if the wearer wearing the article sits on the chair or floor for a long time. No discomfort or discomfort occurs, and it can be suitably used for elderly people with reduced muscles in the buttocks and lower back. Since the wearing article has a disposable absorbent member that is detachably attached to the inner surface of the cushion member for urine absorption, the excreted urine and stool can be held by the absorbent member. Can be prevented. When the urine or stool is excreted, the worn article can be removed from the cushion member for urine absorption and the new absorbent member can be attached to the cushion member. The worn article can be used repeatedly in a clean state.

  The disposable absorbent member is formed from a liquid-permeable surface sheet positioned on the skin contact side, a liquid-impermeable back sheet positioned on the skin non-contact side, and a liquid-absorbent core interposed between the front and back sheets. The worn article is excreted urine and feces through the liquid-permeable surface sheet and absorbed and retained in the liquid-absorbent core, and urine and feces do not penetrate the liquid-impermeable back sheet. The excreted urine and stool can be held by the urine collecting pad, and urine leakage and stool leakage in the worn article can be reliably prevented.

  A fixed side portion with a leak-proof sheet fixed to both sides of the absorbent member and a stretchable elastic member are attached in an extended state, and are fixed to both ends of the absorbent member and a movable side portion having a tendency to stand up above the topsheet. When the wearer wears the worn article and the disposable absorbent member is curved in the length direction with the surface sheet inside, the elastic elastic member contracts in the length direction. Since the movable side portion of the leak-proof sheet stands above the top sheet, the movable side portion becomes a barrier against urine and feces, and side leakage of urine and feces in the worn article can be prevented.

  One of the male and female fasteners is attached to one side of the body area, and the other of the male and female fasteners is attached to the other side of the body area. Wearing articles that connect the side parts of the garment area by engaging each other, by engaging the fasteners and connecting the side parts of the garment area, And can be worn on the wearer. The worn article is formed by connecting the side parts of the body area to form a cylindrical shape, and the cushioning cushion member is curved along the shape of the body part area. Can be covered.

  The wearing article in which the cover sheet is made of at least a plastic film of a hydrophobic nonwoven fabric and a gas-impermeable liquid-permeable plastic film is a stool holding sheet, a cushion member for urine absorption, a disposable urine absorbing pad, and a disposable absorbent member Even if the urine and feces excreted in the stool leak from them, the infiltration of the urine and stool into the cover sheet can be prevented, and the urine leak and stool leak to the outside of the cover sheet can be prevented.

  The wearing article has both side portions and both end portions where the cushion member for urine absorption is raised on the skin contact side, and a remaining portion excluding these portions, and the thickness dimension of the remaining portion is smaller than that of both side portions and both end portions. When the stool holding sheet, the disposable urine absorbing pad, and the disposable absorbent member are disposed on the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member, they are stored in the remaining portion of the urine absorbing cushion member and the skin contact of the urine absorbing cushion member Both sides and both ends that protrude to the contact side serve as a barrier, and the stool retention sheet, the disposable urine collecting pad, and the disposable absorbent member can be prevented from falling off from the urine absorbing cushion member. It is possible to prevent the movement of the sheet, the disposable urine absorbing pad, and the disposable absorbent member.

  A waist belt that extends in the width direction from both side edges of the cover sheet and tightens the waist of the wearer is attached to the cover sheet, and extends in the length direction from the tip of the crotch region, and a cushioning cushion member Wearing articles in which a crotch belt that is in close contact with the urine absorbing cushion member and the wearer is attached to the cover sheet should be worn on the wearer by tightening the waist of the wearer using the waist belt The worn article can be brought into close contact with the wearer's inseam by tightening the inseam of the wearer using the inseam belt. Since the wearing article can be in close contact with the wearer's inseam using the inseam belt, the feces holding sheet, the disposable urine absorbing pad, and the disposable absorbent member can be in close contact with the wearer's inseam, Feces can be reliably held on the stool holding sheet and the disposable absorbent member, and urine can be reliably held on the disposable urine collection pad and the disposable absorbent member.

The front view of the wearing article shown as an example. The rear view of a wearing article. The figure explaining the mounting | wearing procedure of a wearing article. The figure explaining the mounting | wearing procedure of the wearing article which continues from FIG. The figure explaining the mounting | wearing procedure of the wearing article which continues from FIG. Sectional drawing of the wearing article of FIG. 1 of a mounting state. The front view of the wearing article shown as an example. FIG. 8 is an end view taken along line 8-8 in FIG. 7. Sectional drawing of the wearing article of FIG. 7 of a mounting state. The front view of the wearing article shown as an example. FIG. 11 is an end view taken along line 11-11 in FIG. 10. Sectional drawing of the wearing article of FIG. 10 of a mounting state.

  The details of the wearing article according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings such as FIG. 1 which is a front view of the wearing article 10A shown as an example. FIG. 2 is a rear view of the wearing article 10A, and FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a mounting procedure of the wearing article 10A. FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the wearing procedure of the wearing article 10A continuing from FIG. 3, and FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the wearing procedure of the wearing article 10A continuing from FIG. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the wearing article 10A in a worn state.

  1 and 2, the length direction is indicated by an arrow A, and the width direction is indicated by an arrow B. In FIG. 1, a center line L that bisects the wearing article 10 </ b> A in the width direction is indicated by a one-dot chain line. In FIG. 5, the wearer M wearing the wearing article 10A is indicated by a two-dot chain line. The inner surfaces of the cover sheet 11, the cushioning cushion member 12, the urine absorbing cushion member 13, and the front and back sheet 40, 41, 46, 47 are surfaces facing the wearer's M skin, Means a surface not facing the skin of the wearer M.

  The wearing article 10A includes a cover sheet 11 having flexibility, a cushioning cushioning member 12 having flexibility and cushioning properties and elastically deformable, and urine absorption having flexibility and cushioning properties and elastic deformation. This is formed from a cushion member 13 and a flexible stool holding sheet 14, and has waist belts 15 a and 15 b and a crotch belt 16.

  Although not illustrated, the cover sheet 11 includes a hydrophobic fiber nonwoven fabric positioned on the skin contact side of the wearer M and a breathable liquid-impervious plastic film positioned on the skin non-contact side of the wearer M. It is made. The nonwoven fabric and the plastic film have the same shape and the same size, and their opposing surfaces are intermittently fixed by a hot melt adhesive. In addition, the cover sheet 11 may be made from a ventilation impermeable plastic film. Since the cover sheet 11 is made of a hydrophobic fiber nonwoven fabric and a breathable liquid-impervious plastic film, infiltration of excreted urine and stool into the cover sheet 11 can be prevented, and the cover sheet 11 is exposed to the outside. Urine leakage and fecal leakage can be prevented.

  The cover sheet 11 includes a body region 17 located at the waist, torso, and buttocks of the wearer M, and a crotch region 18 located at the crotch of the wearer M. The body area 17 has a length dimension and a width dimension covering the entire waist, entire trunk, and entire hip of the wearer M. The crotch region 18 is arcuate inward in the width direction so that both side edges gradually approach the center line L from the body region 17 toward the tip of the crotch region 18 and are tapered. The cover sheet 11 is formed symmetrically with respect to the center line L. A stretchable elastic member 20 extending in the width direction is joined to the end 19 of the body region 17 in an expanded state. In the cover sheet 11, the stretched elastic member 20 is released from the extended state, and a plurality of gathers are formed at the end 19. A tape-shaped female fastener 35 (multiple loop members) is fixed (fused) to the center in the width direction of the outer surface of the end portion 19 of the body region 17.

  A tape-shaped male fastener 22 (multiple hook members) extending in the length direction over the entire side portion 21 is fixed to one side portion 21 of the body region 17 and on the outer surface of the cover sheet 11. A tape-shaped female fastener 24 (multiple loop members) extending in the length direction over the entire side portion 23 is fixed to the other side portion 23 and the inner surface of the cover sheet 11. The waist belt 15 a is attached to the intersection between the end 19 and the side 21 of the cover sheet 11. A buckle 25a is attached to one end of the waist belt 15a, and a buckle 25b is attached to the other end of the waist belt 15a.

  The waist belt 15 b is attached to the intersection of the end 19 and the side 23 of the cover sheet 11. A tape-shaped male fastener 26 (multiple hook members) is fixed to the end of the waist belt 15b. The base end of the crotch belt 16 is fixed (fused) to the tip of the crotch region 18 of the cover sheet 11. A tape-shaped male fastener 36 (multiple hook members) is fixed (fused) to the tip of the crotch belt 16.

  The cushion cushion member 12 has its outer surface intermittently fixed to the inner surface of the cover sheet 11 via a hot melt adhesive. The cushion member 12 is formed into a rectangular planar shape, has a predetermined thickness (2 to 6 cm), and extends to the center of the body area 17 of the cover sheet 11. The cushion member 12 is formed symmetrically with respect to the center line L, and has a size (area) covering substantially the entire buttock of the wearer M. The cushion member 12 is made of a flexible polyurethane foam having open cells obtained by foaming a polyether foam material or a polyester foam material.

  In the cushion member 12, an end portion 27 a extending in the width direction is located in the body region 17 of the cover sheet 11 and inward in the length direction of the end portion 19, and an end portion 27 b extending in the width direction is a crotch region of the cover sheet 11. 18, both side portions 28 extending in the length direction are positioned inward in the width direction of the side portions 21 and 23 of the cover sheet 11. A tape-shaped male fastener 29 (multiple hook members) is fixed to the end portion 27 a of the cushion member 12 and the inner surface of the member 12.

  The urine absorbing cushion member 13 is formed into a substantially rectangular shape whose planar shape is long in the length direction, and extends to the center part of the body area 17 and the center part of the crotch area 18 of the cover sheet 11. The cushion member 13 is formed symmetrically with respect to the center line L. The cushion member 13 includes both side portions 30 extending in the length direction and projecting toward the skin contact side, both end portions 31a and b extending in the width direction and projecting toward the skin contact side, both side portions 30 and both end portions. And a remaining portion 32 except for 31a and 31b. Both side portions 30 and both end portions 31a and b form a barrier (leakage bank) that rises on the skin contact side, and the thickness dimension (2 to 6 cm) is larger than the thickness dimension (1 to 4 cm) of the remaining portion 32. (The thickness dimension of the remaining portion 32 is smaller than that of both side portions 30 and both end portions 31a, 31b).

  The urine absorbing cushion member 13 is made of a flexible polyurethane foam having open cells obtained by foaming a polyether foam material or a polyester foam material. In the cushion member 13, the bubble density of the open cells is larger than the bubble density of the open cells of the cushioning cushion member 12, and the flexibility thereof is larger than the flexibility of the cushion member 12. The bubble density of the open cells of the cushion member 13 and the bubble density of the open cells of the cushion member 12 may be substantially the same, and the flexibility of the cushion member 13 and the flexibility of the cushion member 12 may be substantially the same. .

  In both side portions 30 extending toward the end portions 31a, 31b of the urine absorbing cushion member 13, insertion holes 33 are formed through which a part of the stool holding sheet 14 is removably inserted. A tape-shaped female fastener 34 (a number of hook members) is fixed to the end portion 31 a of the cushion member 13 and the outer surface of the member 13. The cushion member 13 is detachably attached to the inner surface of the cushion member 12 by engaging the female fastener 33 with the male fastener 29 of the cushioning cushion member 12. In the cushion member 13, the end 31 a is located in the body region 17 of the cover sheet 11 and located in the end 27 a of the cushioning cushion member 12, and the end 31 b is located in the crotch region 18 of the cover sheet 11, Both side portions 30 are located inward in the width direction of both side portions 28 of the cushion member 12.

  Although the feces holding sheet | seat 14 is not illustrated, the hydrophobic fiber nonwoven fabric located in the skin contact side of the wearer M, the ventilation impermeable plastic film located in the wearer's M skin non-contact side, Made from. The nonwoven fabric and the plastic film have the same shape and the same size, and their opposing surfaces are intermittently fixed by a hot melt adhesive. In addition, the stool holding sheet 14 may be made from a ventilation impermeable plastic film. Part of the stool holding sheet 14 is inserted into the insertion hole 33 of the cushion member 13 for urine absorption, and is detachably attached to the inner surface of the cushion member 13. The stool holding sheet 14 is located at the center of the body area 17 of the cover sheet 11.

  Since the stool holding sheet 14 is made of a hydrophobic fiber nonwoven fabric and a breathable liquid-impervious plastic film, even if stool is excreted in the sheet 14, the stool does not ooze out from the sheet 14, and the sheet 14 The stool can be reliably held, and the stool leakage in the worn article 10A can be prevented, and the cover sheet 11, the cushion member 12 for cushioning, and the cushion member 13 for urine absorption due to the stool can be prevented.

  An example of a procedure in which a guardian or a caregiver wears the wearing article 10A on the wearer M is as follows. The wearer M himself / herself may wear the wearing article 10A. After winding the body region 17 of the cover sheet 11 around the trunk of the wearer M, the side portion 21 and the side portion 23 are overlapped so that the side portion 21 of the body region 17 is on the side portion 23. The side portion 21 is pressed against the side portion 23 to engage the male fastener 22 fixed to the side portion 21 with the female fastener 24 fixed to the side portion 23, and the waist belt 15b is inserted into the buckle 25b of the belt 15a. Then, the belt 15b is pulled in the direction indicated by the arrow in FIG. 3, and the torso of the wearer M is tightened with the belt 15a. Next, the male fastener 26 fixed to the end portion of the belt 15 b is engaged with the female fastener 35 fixed to the end portion 19 of the body region 17, and the cover sheet 11 is attached to the wearer's M trunk.

  When the cover sheet 11 is attached to the torso of the wearer M, the body region 17 covers the torso and buttocks of the wearer M, and the end 19 of the body region 17 covers the waist of the wearer M, The cushion member 12 for cushioning, the cushion member 13 for absorbing urine, and the stool holding sheet 14 are located on the buttocks from the back of the wearer M. In addition, the cushion member 12 for buffering is located in the whole wearer's M buttocks. Next, as shown in FIG. 4, the belt 16 is lifted upward by holding the tip of the crotch belt 16. When the belt 16 is lifted upward, the crotch region 18 of the cover sheet 11, the end 27 b of the cushioning cushion member 12, and the urine absorbing cushion member 13 extending to the crotch region 18 are lifted upward, and the stool holding sheet 14 is worn. The cushion member 13 contacts the buttocks, the crotch, and the front abdomen of the wearer M.

  While lifting the tip of the inseam belt 16, the front end of the belt 16 is inserted into the buckle 25 a of the waist belt 15 a and the tip of the belt 16 is pulled downward while being fixed to the tip of the inseam belt 16. 36 is pressed against the belt 16 and the male fastener 36 is engaged with the belt 16. When the male fastener 36 is engaged with the belt 16, the wearing article 10A is attached to the wearer M as shown in FIG. In a state where the wearing article 10A is attached to the wearer M, the stool holding sheet 14 is in close contact with the buttocks around the anus of the wearer M, and the cushion member 13 is in close contact with the buttocks, crotch, and front abdomen of the wearer M. .

  The wearer M can sit on a chair or a floor as well as can walk while wearing the wearing article 10A. When the wearer M wearing the wearing article 10A sits down on the chair or the floor, the cushioning cushion member 12 or the urine absorbing cushion member 13 becomes a cushioning material, and the hardness of the chair or the floor is not directly transmitted. The impact and burden on the waist are reduced. When the wearer M defecates while wearing the wearing article 10 </ b> A, the stool is collected on the stool holding sheet 14 and held on the sheet 14. Further, when the wearer M urinates while wearing the wearing article 10 </ b> A, the urine is absorbed and held by the urine absorbing cushion member 13.

  When defecation or urination occurs, the worn article 10A is removed from the wearer M. A guardian or a caregiver (including the wearer M) releases the engagement between the male fastener 36 and the belt 16 in a state where the wearer M is lying on its side, and the belt 16 has a front end portion of the belt 16 and a buckle 25a of the waist belt 15a. The crotch region 18 of the cover sheet 11, the end portion 27 b of the cushioning cushion member 12, and the urine absorbing cushion member 13 extending from the crotch region 18 are turned toward the foot of the wearer M. Next, the engagement between the male fastener 26 at the end of the belt 15b and the female fastener 35 at the end 19 of the body area 17 is released, and the end of the belt 15b is turned in the direction opposite to the arrow direction in FIG. At the same time, the belt 15b is removed from the buckle 25b. The engagement between the male fastener 22 of the side portion 21 and the female fastener 24 of the side portion 23 is released, and the fixing of the body region 17 of the cover sheet 11 to the wearer's M body is released.

  After releasing the fixation of the body area 17 to the trunk of the wearer M, the wearer M is separated from the wearing article 10A, a part of the stool holding sheet 14 is extracted from the insertion hole 33, and the sheet 14 holding the stool is absorbed into the urine The sheet 14 is discarded together with the stool. Next, the engagement between the male fastener 29 at the end portion 27a of the cushioning cushion member 12 and the female fastener 34 at the end portion 31a of the urine absorbing cushion member 13 is released, and the cushion member 12 and the cushion member 13 are separated. Then, the cushion member 13 that has absorbed urine is washed. After the excreted stool and urine are processed, a new urine absorbing cushion member 13 and a washed cushion member 13 are attached to the inner surface of the cushioning cushion member 12, and a part of the new stool holding sheet 14 is inserted into the insertion hole 33. The seat 14 is attached to the inner surface of the cushion member 13 through insertion.

  The wearing article 10 </ b> A has a cushioning cushion member 12 that is fixed to the inner surface of the cover sheet 11, and a urine absorbing cushion member 13 that is attached to the inner surface of the cushion member 12. Since it becomes a shock absorbing material, even if the wearer M wearing the wearing article 10A sits down on a hard material chair or floor, the cushion members 12 and 13 come into contact with the buttocks and waist of the wearer M to The hardness of the floor is not directly transmitted, and the impact and burden on the buttocks and lower back can be reduced. Since the cushioning cushion member 12 and the cushion member 13 for absorbing urine alleviate the impact and burden on the buttocks and waist of the wearer M, the wearer M wearing the wearable article 10A is long on a chair or floor. Even when sitting for a long time, no discomfort or discomfort occurs in the buttocks and hips, and it can be suitably used for elderly people with reduced muscles in the buttocks and hips.

  Since the wearing article 10A has the urine absorbing cushion member 13 on the inner surface of the cushioning cushion member 12, the excreted urine can be absorbed by the urine absorbing cushion member 13, and urine leakage in the wearing article 10A can be prevented. Can do. Moreover, since the stool holding sheet 14 is detachably attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member 13, the excreted stool can be held by the stool holding sheet 14, and stool leakage in the wearing article 10A can be prevented. Can do. When the stool is excreted, the wearing article 10 </ b> A can remove the stool holding sheet 14 that holds the stool from the urine absorbing cushion member 13 and attach a new sheet 14 to the cushion member 13. The wearing article 10A can be used repeatedly in a clean state. Further, when urine is excreted, the cushion member 13 for absorbing urine that has absorbed the urine can be removed from the cushion member 12 for cushioning, and the clean cushion member 13 can be attached to the cushion member 12, so that only the cushion member 13 is changed. Thus, the wearing article 10A can be repeatedly used in a clean state.

  7 is a front view of a wearing article 10B shown as an example, and FIG. 8 is an end view taken along line 8-8 of FIG. FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of the wearing article 10B in a mounted state. This wearing article 10B is different from that in FIG. 1 in that it has a disposable urine collecting pad 37, and other configurations are the same as those of the wearing article 10A in FIG. Together with the description of FIGS. 1 to 6, detailed description of the other configuration of the wearing article 10 </ b> B is omitted.

  The wearing article 10B includes a cover sheet 11 having flexibility, a cushioning cushion member 12 having flexibility and cushioning properties and elastically deformable, and urine absorption that is flexible and cushioning and elastically deformable. Cushion member 13, flexible stool holding sheet 14, and flexible disposable urine collecting pad 37, and includes waist belts 15 a and 15 b and crotch belt 16. The cover sheet 11, the cushioning cushion member 12, the urine absorbing cushion member 13, the stool holding sheet 14, the waist belts 15a and 15b, and the crotch belt 16 are the same as those of the wearing article 10A in FIG. Although not shown, tape-shaped male fasteners (multiple hook members) are attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member 13 extending to the crotch region 18 of the cover sheet 11.

  The disposable urine collecting pad 37 is detachably attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member 13 extending to the crotch region 18 of the cover sheet 11. When the pad 37 is attached to the inner surface of the cushion member 13, the pad 37 is positioned in the crotch region 18 of the cover sheet 11. The pad 37 is located on the inner side of both side portions 30 (barrier) that protrudes to the skin contact side of the cushion member 13 for urine absorption, and is extended to the skin contact side of the cushion member 13. And both end portions 39a and b (barriers) that are positioned inside and extend in the width direction.

  The disposable urine removing pad 37 includes a liquid-permeable top sheet 40 that is flexible and located on the skin contact side, and a liquid-impervious back sheet that is flexible and located on the skin non-contact side. 41 and a liquid-absorbent core 42 having flexibility and interposed between the front and back sheets 40 and 41. In the topsheet 40 and the backsheet 41, portions extending outward from the periphery of the core 42 are intermittently fixed via a hot melt adhesive.

  The top sheet 40 is made of a hydrophilic fiber nonwoven fabric. The back sheet 41 is made of a breathable liquid-impervious plastic film and a hydrophobic fiber nonwoven fabric that overlap each other. In the back sheet 41, the film is positioned on the skin contact side and the nonwoven fabric is positioned on the skin non-contact side. The opposing surface of the film of the back sheet 41 and the nonwoven fabric are intermittently bonded via a hot melt adhesive. Although not shown, tape-shaped female fasteners (multiple loop members) are attached to the outer surface (nonwoven fabric) of the back sheet 41. The core 42 is intermittently fixed to at least one of the top sheet 40 and the back sheet 41 (film) via a hot melt adhesive. The pad 37 is detachably installed on the cushion member 13 by engaging the male fastener attached to the inner surface of the cushion member 13 and the female fastener attached to the outer surface of the back sheet 41.

  The core 41 is a mixture of particulate or fibrous superabsorbent polymer and fluff pulp, or a mixture of particulate or fibrous superabsorbent polymer, fluff pulp and thermoplastic synthetic fiber, Compressed to thickness. The core 41 is preferably encased in a liquid-permeable sheet such as a tissue paper or a hydrophilic fiber nonwoven fabric in order to prevent the core 41 from losing its shape or dropping off the polymer. As the polymer, a starch system, a cellulose system, or a synthetic polymer system can be used.

  The procedure for attaching the wearing article 10B to the wearer M and the procedure for removing the article 10B from the wearer M are the same as those of the wearing article 10A in FIG. The wearer M can sit on a chair or a floor as well as can walk while wearing the wearing article 10B. When the wearer M wearing the wearing article 10B sits down on a chair or floor, the cushion member 12 for cushioning or the cushion member 13 for absorbing urine serves as a cushioning material, and the hardness of the chair or floor is not directly transmitted. Impact and burden on the lower back are reduced. When the wearer M defecates while wearing the wearing article 10 </ b> B, the stool is collected on the stool holding sheet 14 and held on the sheet 14. Further, urine excreted during the wearing of the wearing article 10 </ b> B passes through the surface sheet 40 of the disposable urine collection pad 37 and is absorbed and held by the core 42. Even if urine leaks from the pad 37, the urine is absorbed and held by the urine absorbing cushion member 13.

  When stool is excreted during the wearing of the wearing article 10B, a part of the stool holding sheet 14 is extracted from the insertion hole 33, the sheet 14 holding the stool is separated from the urine absorbing cushion member 13, and the sheet 14 is removed together with the stool. Discard. Further, the engagement between the male fastener of the cushioning cushion member 13 and the female fastener of the back sheet 41 is released, the disposable urine collecting pad 37 is removed from the cushion member 13, the excreted stool and urine are processed, and a new disposable The urine absorbing pad 37 is attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member 13, and a part of the new stool holding sheet 14 is inserted into the insertion hole 33 to attach the seat 14 to the inner surface of the cushion member 13.

  The wearing article 10 </ b> B has a cushioning cushion member 12 that is fixed to the inner surface of the cover sheet 11, and a urine absorbing cushion member 13 that is attached to the inner surface of the cushion member 12. Since it becomes a shock absorbing material, even if the wearer M wearing the wearing article 10B sits down on a hard material chair or floor, the cushion members 12 and 13 come into contact with the buttocks and waist of the wearer M to The hardness of the floor is not directly transmitted, and the impact and burden on the buttocks and waist can be reduced. Since the cushioning cushion member 12 and the cushion member 13 for absorbing urine alleviate the impact and burden on the buttocks and waist of the wearer M, the wearer M wearing the wearable article 10B is long on a chair or floor. Even when sitting for a long time, no discomfort or discomfort occurs in the buttocks and hips, and it can be suitably used for elderly people with reduced muscles in the buttocks and hips.

  Since the disposable urine collecting pad 37 is detachably attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member 13 in the wearing article 10B, the excreted urine can be absorbed and held by the pad 37, and urine leakage in the wearing article 10B is prevented. be able to. Moreover, since the stool holding sheet 14 is detachably attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member 13, the excreted stool can be held by the stool holding sheet 14, and stool leakage in the wearing article 10B can be prevented. Can do.

  When the worn article 10B is excreted, the stool holding sheet 14 holding the stool can be detached from the urine absorbing cushion member 13 and a new sheet 14 can be attached to the cushion member 13, so that only the seat 14 is changed. The wearing article 10B can be used repeatedly in a clean state. Further, when urine is excreted, the disposable urine absorbing pad 37 that has absorbed it can be removed from the urine absorbing cushion member 13 and a new disposable urine absorbing pad 37 can be attached to the cushion member 13, so that the pad 37 is simply replaced. The worn article 10B can be used repeatedly in a clean state.

  The wearing article 10 </ b> B has both side portions 30 and both end portions 31 a and b where the urine absorbing cushion member 13 is raised on the skin contact side, and the stool holding sheet 14 and the disposable urine collecting pad 37 are disposed on the inner surface of the cushion member 13. When the sheet 14 and the pad 37 are accommodated in the remaining portion 32 of the cushion member 13, both the side portions 30 and both end portions 31 a and 31 b of the cushion member 13 serve as barriers (leak breakwaters), and the seat 14 from the cushion member 13. And the pad 37 can be prevented from falling off, and the seat 14 and the pad 37 can be prevented from moving in the cushion member 13 while the article 10B is being worn. The wearing article 10B does not move the stool holding sheet 14 or the disposable urine collecting pad 37, so that the stool can be reliably held by the sheet 14 and the urine can be reliably absorbed and held by the pad 37. .

  FIG. 10 is a front view of a wearing article 10C shown as an example, and FIG. 11 is an end view taken along line 11-11 of FIG. FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view of the wearing article 10C in a worn state. 1 is different from that of FIG. 1 in that it has a disposable absorbent member 43 instead of the stool holding sheet 14, and the other configurations are the same as those of the worn article 10A of FIG. 1, and the description of FIGS. 1 to 6 is used, and detailed description of other configurations of the wearing article 10 </ b> C is omitted.

  The wearing article 10C includes a cover sheet 11 having flexibility, a cushioning cushion member 12 having flexibility and cushioning properties and elastically deformable, and urine absorption that is flexible and cushioning and elastically deformable. The cushion member 13 for use and the disposable absorbent member 43 having flexibility are provided with waist belts 15 a and 15 b and a crotch belt 16. The cover sheet 11, the cushioning cushion member 12, the urine absorbing cushion member 13, the waist belts 15a and 15b, and the crotch belt 16 are the same as those of the wearing article 10A in FIG.

  In the wearing article 10C, the width dimension of the crotch region 18 of the cover sheet 11 is larger than the width dimension of the crotch area 18 of the cover sheet 11 used in the wearing article 10A, and both side portions 30 of the urine absorbing cushion member 13 are used. Is located inside the crotch region 18. Moreover, the corner | angular part of the cushion member 12 for buffering is chamfered, and has drawn the arc. Although not shown, tape-shaped male fasteners (multiple hook members) are attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member 13 extending to the body region 17 and the crotch region 18 of the cover sheet 11.

  The disposable absorbent member 43 is detachably attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member 13 extending to the body region 17 and the crotch region 18 of the cover sheet 11. When the absorbent member 43 is attached to the inner surface of the cushion member 13, the absorbent member 43 is positioned at the center portion of the body region 17 and the crotch region 18 of the cover sheet 11. The absorptive member 43 is located on the inner side of both side portions 30 (barrier) that protrudes toward the skin contact side of the urine absorbing cushion member 13 and extends in the length direction, and the skin contact side of the cushion member 13 And both end portions 45 located inward of both end portions 31a and 31b (barriers) projecting in the width direction and extending in the width direction.

  The disposable absorbent member 43 includes a liquid-permeable top sheet 46 that is flexible and located on the skin contact side, and a liquid-impervious back sheet that is flexible and located on the skin non-contact side. 47, a liquid-absorbing core 48 having flexibility and interposed between the front and back sheets 46, 47, and a leak-proof sheet 49 having flexibility and a tendency to stand up above the top sheet 46 Formed from. In the topsheet 40 and the backsheet 41, portions extending outward from the periphery of the core 42 are intermittently fixed via a hot melt adhesive.

  The top sheet 46, the back sheet 47, and the liquid absorbent core 48 are the same as those of the disposable urine collection pad 37. Although not shown, tape-shaped female fasteners (multiple loop members) are attached to the outer surface (nonwoven fabric) of the back sheet 41. The core 48 is intermittently fixed to at least one of the top sheet 46 and the back sheet 47 (film) via a hot melt adhesive. The absorbent member 43 is detachably installed on the cushion member 13 by engaging the male fastener attached to the inner surface of the cushion member 13 and the female fastener attached to the outer surface of the back sheet 47.

  The leak-proof sheet 49 is made of a hydrophobic fiber nonwoven fabric. The leak-proof sheet 49 is positioned on both side portions 44 of the absorbent member 43 and extends in the length direction. The leakproof sheet 49 is positioned on both ends 45 of the absorbent member 43 and inward in the width direction. And fixed both end portions 52 lying down. A stretchable elastic member 53 extending in the length direction is attached to the distal end of the movable side portion 51 so as to be shrinkable. The fixed both end portions 52 are intermittently fixed to the top sheet 46 via a hot melt adhesive. In the leak-proof sheet 49, when the absorbent member 43 is curved in the length direction with the top sheet 46 inside, the elastic member 53 contracts and the movable side portion 51 rises above the top sheet 46, and the movable side portion 51. Forms a barrier to urine and stool.

  The procedure for attaching the worn article 10C to the wearer M and the procedure for removing the article 10C from the wearer M are the same as those of the worn article 10A in FIG. The wearer M can sit on a chair or a floor as well as can walk while wearing the wearing article 10C. When the wearer M wearing the wearing article 10C sits down on the chair or the floor, the cushioning cushion member 12 or the urine absorbing cushion member 13 becomes a cushioning material, and the hardness of the chair or the floor is not directly transmitted. Impact and burden on the lower back are reduced.

  Urine and feces excreted during the wearing of the wearing article 10 </ b> C permeate the top sheet 46 of the disposable absorbent member 43 and are absorbed and held by the core 48. The movable side portion 51 of the leak-proof sheet 49 standing above the top sheet 46 serves as a barrier against urine and feces, and leakage of urine and feces from both side portions 44 of the absorbent member 43 is prevented. Even if urine or stool leaks from both side portions 44 and both end portions 45 of the absorbent member 43, the urine is absorbed and held by the urine absorbing cushion member 13.

  When urine and feces are excreted during wearing of the wearing article 10 </ b> C, the disengagement between the male fastener of the cushioning cushion member 13 and the female fastener of the back sheet 47 is released, and the disposable holding the urine and feces from the cushion member 13 The absorbent member 43 is removed and the absorbent member 43 is discarded. After the excreted feces and urine are treated together with the used absorbent member 43, a new disposable absorbent member 43 is attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member 13.

  The wearing article 10 </ b> C has a cushioning cushion member 12 that is fixed to the inner surface of the cover sheet 11, and a urine absorbing cushion member 13 that is attached to the inner surface of the cushion member 12. Since it becomes a shock absorbing material, even if the wearer M wearing the wearing article 10C sits down on a hard material chair or floor, the cushion members 12 and 13 come into contact with the buttocks and waist of the wearer M to The hardness of the floor is not directly transmitted, and the impact and burden on the buttocks and lower back can be reduced. Since the cushioning cushion member 12 and the urine absorbing cushion member 13 reduce the impact and burden on the buttocks and waist of the wearer M, the wearer M wearing the wearable article 10C is long on a chair or floor. Even when sitting for a long time, no discomfort or discomfort occurs in the buttocks and hips, and it can be suitably used for elderly people with reduced muscles in the buttocks and hips.

  Since the disposable absorbent member 43 is detachably attached to the inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member 13 in the worn article 10C, the excreted urine and stool can be absorbed and held in the absorbent member 43. Urine leakage and fecal leakage can be prevented. When the urine and feces are excreted, the wearing article 10C can remove the disposable absorbent member 43 holding them from the urine absorbing cushion member 13 and attach a new absorbent member 43 to the cushion member 13. The wearing article 10C can be used repeatedly in a clean state simply by changing the sex member 43.

  The wearing article 10 </ b> C has both side portions 30 and both end portions 31 a and b where the cushion member 13 for urine absorption is raised on the skin contact side, and the cushion is disposed when the disposable absorbent member 43 is disposed on the inner surface of the cushion member 13. The absorbent member 43 is housed in the remaining portion 32 of the member 13, and both the side portions 30 and both end portions 31 a and 31 b of the cushion member 13 serve as barriers (leak breakwaters) to prevent the absorbent member 43 from falling off the cushion member 13. This can prevent displacement of the absorbent member 43 in the cushion member 13 while the article 10C is being worn. Since the disposable absorbent member 43 does not shift in the wearing article 10C, the absorbent member 43 can reliably hold urine and feces.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10A Wear article 10B Wear article 10C Wear article 11 Cover sort 12 Cushion cushion member 13 Urine absorption cushion member 14 Stool holding sheet 15a, b Waist belt 16 Inseam belt 17 Body area 18 Inseam area 19 End part 20 Elastic elastic member 21 Side 22 Male fastener 23 Side 24 Female fastener 25a, b Buckle 26 Male fastener 27a, b End 28 Side 29 Male fastener 30 Both sides 31a, b Both ends 32 Remaining portion 33 Insertion hole 34 Female fastener 35 Female fastener 35 Female fastener 35 Female fastener 35 36 Male Fasteners 37 Disposable Urine Pad 38 Both Sides 39 Both Ends 40 Liquid Pervious Surface Sheet 41 Liquid Impervious Back Sheet 42 Liquid Absorbent Core 43 Disposable Absorbent Article 44 Both Sides 45 Both Ends 46 Liquid Pervious Top Sheet 47 Liquid-impermeable back sheet 48 Liquid-absorbent core 49 Prevention Sheet 50 fixed side portions 51 movable side 52 fixed at both ends 53 stretchable elastic members

Claims (11)

In the wearing article which is detachably mounted from the waist of the wearer to the crotch and is used for the treatment of the excrement of the wearer,
The wearing article is fixed to an inner surface of the cover sheet, a cover sheet having a body area covering the waist, torso, and buttocks of the wearer and a crotch area located at the crotch of the wearer, and the body A cushion member for cushioning that extends to the center of the region and covers the buttocks of the wearer, and is detachably attached to the inner surface of the cushion member for cushioning, and extends to the center of the body region and the crotch region A wearing article comprising: a urine absorbing cushion member; and a stool holding sheet that is detachably attached to an inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member and is located at a central portion of the body area.   The wearing article according to claim 1, wherein the stool holding sheet is made of at least the plastic film of a hydrophobic fiber nonwoven fabric and a breathable liquid-impervious plastic film.   The wearing article according to claim 1, wherein the wearing article includes a disposable urine collecting pad that is detachably attached to an inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member and is located in the crotch region.   The disposable urine absorbing pad is positioned on both sides of the urine absorbing cushion member and extends in the length direction, and on the inner side of both ends of the urine absorbing cushion member and extends in the width direction. A liquid-permeable surface sheet having both ends and located on the skin contact side, a liquid-impervious back sheet positioned on the skin non-contact side, and a liquid-absorbent core interposed between the front and back sheets The wearing article of Claim 3 currently formed from these. In the wearing article which is detachably mounted from the waist of the wearer to the crotch and is used for the treatment of the excrement of the wearer,
The wearing article is fixed to an inner surface of the cover sheet, a cover sheet having a body area covering the waist, torso, and buttocks of the wearer and a crotch area located at the crotch of the wearer, and the body A cushion member for cushioning that extends to the center of the region and covers the buttocks of the wearer, and is detachably attached to the inner surface of the cushion member for cushioning, and extends to the center of the body region and the crotch region A urine absorbing cushion member and a disposable absorbent member that is detachably attached to an inner surface of the urine absorbing cushion member and extends to a central portion of the body region and the crotch region. Wearing articles.   The disposable absorbent member is positioned on both sides of the urine absorbing cushion member and extends in the length direction, and the disposable absorbent member is positioned on the inner side of both ends of the urine absorbing cushion member and extends in the width direction. A liquid-permeable surface sheet having both ends and located on the skin contact side, a liquid-impervious back sheet positioned on the skin non-contact side, and a liquid-absorbent core interposed between the front and back sheets The wearing article according to claim 5, wherein   Leak-proof sheets extending in the length direction are disposed on both sides of the disposable absorbent member, and the leak-proof sheet includes a fixed side part fixed to both sides of the absorbent member, and a stretchable elastic member. The wearing article according to claim 6, comprising a movable side portion attached in an extended state and having a propensity to stand upward above the top sheet, and fixed both end portions fixed to both end portions of the absorbent member.   Either one of a male fastener and a female fastener is attached to one side portion of the body area of the cover sheet, and the other side portion of the body region includes the male fastener and the female fastener. The wearing article according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein one of the other is attached, and in the wearing article, the side parts of the body area are connected by engaging the fasteners.   The wearing article according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the cover sheet is made of at least the plastic film of a hydrophobic fiber nonwoven fabric and a gas-impermeable liquid-impervious plastic film.   The urine absorbing cushion member extends in the length direction and protrudes to the skin contact side, both end portions extending in the width direction and protruding to the skin contact side, the both side portions and the both end portions The wearing article according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein the wearing article has a remaining thickness except for the thickness of the remaining portion is smaller than that of the both side portions and the both end portions.   The cover sheet is attached with a waist belt extending in the width direction from both side edge portions thereof and tightening the waist of the wearer, and extends in a length direction from a tip portion of the crotch region to extend the cushion. The wearing article in any one of Claims 1 thru | or 10 to which the crotch belt which adheres the cushion member for urine, the said cushion member for urine absorption, and the said wearer is attached.

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