JP3189857U - Medical tray - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a medical tray for improving the usability of a container for medical waste in a medical field. SOLUTION: A container main body 30 for accommodating used medical waste, an inner lid 10 having an inlet 11 for covering an opening of the container main body 30 and inserting waste, and a rotatable container main body 30 for carrying the container main body 30. A fitting recess 7 in which the lower part of the container body 30 of the container 1 for medical waste provided with a handle 40 fits, and a storage recess adjacent to the fitting recess 7 for accommodating planned or unused medical supplies. 6 and an engaging portion 71 with which the handle 40 is engaged so that the container 1 fitted in the fitting recess 7 is fixed to the fitting recess 7. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a medical tray.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a medical tray for transporting a medical product that is to be used or unused is used (Patent Document 1). Once used, the needles are discarded without being used again to prevent nosocomial infections. The used needle is withdrawn from the patient and then immediately discarded in a medical waste container. Various proposals have been made for such containers (Patent Document 2).

JP2002-102252A (summary) JP2008-109988A (Summary)

However, there are cases where the user forgets to take the container when going to the medical site and only takes the medical tray.
Further, in order to use the container on site, it is necessary to transport the container itself. Therefore, there is a container with a handle, but even in this case, the container must be transported separately from the tray.
In addition, since the container is placed on a side table or bed after transportation, medical care is performed while paying close attention so that the container does not move or fall over when the used injection needle is discarded. The workability is reduced.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a medical tray that improves the usability of a medical waste container in a medical field.

The medical tray of the present invention includes a container main body that stores used medical waste, a lid that covers an opening of the container main body and has an input opening that inputs the waste, and a rotation for carrying the container main body. A fitting recess into which the lower part of the container body of a container for medical waste having a possible handle is fitted;
Next to the fitting recess, an accommodating recess for accommodating a medical product that is to be used or unused, and
An engaging portion with which the handle engages so that the container fitted in the fitting recess is fixed to the fitting recess.

  The tray of the present invention is provided with a fitting recess in which the lower part of the container is fitted, so that the tray and the container can be carried at the same time, and forgetting to take the container with only the tray. It is easy to prevent.

In particular, when the handle of the container is engaged with the engaging portion of the tray, the container loosely fitted in the fitting recess is firmly fixed to the tray having a large bottom area. Therefore, the usability of the medical waste container is remarkably improved.

Preferably, a pair of through-holes for hooking fingers are provided for carrying the tray when carrying the tray.

In this case, the tray can be easily carried by placing a finger on the pair of finger holes.

FIG. 1 shows a unit in which a container according to an embodiment of the present invention is fixed to a tray, FIG. 1A is a perspective view of the unit in a carrying state, and FIG. 1B is a perspective view of the unit in a use state. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a unit in which the container and the tray are disassembled. FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the container showing the lid and the container body. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the tray as viewed from the bottom side. FIG. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of the unit showing a state where the handle is engaged with the engaging portion.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
First, prior to the description of the medical tray of the present invention, a medical waste container used with the tray will be described.

  2 and 3, the container 1 includes a container body 30, an inner lid 10, an outer lid 20, and a handle 40, and is formed of a thermoplastic synthetic resin. The lid does not need to be formed by the inner lid 10 and the outer lid 20, and may be only a portion corresponding to the inner lid 10, for example.

The container body 30 is a bottomed container for storing medical waste. The inner lid 10 covers the opening 31 above the container body 30 and has an inlet 11 for feeding medical waste. The outer lid 20 closes the inlet 11 of the inner lid 10.
The inner lid 10 is formed with a removal hole 14 for removing the injection needle from the syringe.

  The container body 30 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape and has four side surfaces 32.

  The container body 30 is integrally formed with a flange portion 34 into which the inner lid 10 is tightly fitted and a boss portion 35 that forms a hole portion 33 into which the shaft portion 41 of the handle 40 is inserted.

  The inner lid 10 and the outer lid 20 are formed integrally with each other, and are separate from the container main body 30. The outer lid 20 is rotatable with respect to the inner lid 10 via a so-called resin hinge 12.

  The grip 40 has a grip portion 42 that allows the container 1 to be lowered and carried, and a shaft portion 41 inserted into a pair of hole portions 33 that rotatably supports the grip portion 42 on the container body 30. Is formed. A large-diameter portion (not shown) that prevents the shaft portion 41 inserted into the first hole portion 33 from coming off is integrally formed at the tip of the shaft portion 41.

Next, the tray 5 shown in FIG.
In the tray 5, the accommodation recess 6 and the fitting recess 7 adjacent to each other are integrally formed of a thermoplastic synthetic resin.

The storage recess 6 stores a medical product that is scheduled to be used or is unused (for example, an injection needle, a syringe, a tape, etc.). On the other hand, the lower part of the container main body 30 of the medical waste container 1 is fitted into the fitting recess 7 as shown in FIGS. 1A and 5.

As shown in FIG. 4A, the bottom surfaces 6F and 7F of the receiving recess 6 and the fitting recess 7 are arranged on the same plane, and the total area of the bottom surfaces 6F and 7F is the bottom area of the container body 30. Bigger than.

An engaging portion 71 is formed integrally with one of the side walls 70 forming the fitting recess 7 in FIG. 1A. The handle 40 engages with the engaging portion 71 so that the container 1 fitted into the fitting recess 7 is fixed to the fitting recess 7.

As shown in FIG. 5, in the case of the present embodiment, the engaging portion 71 includes a protruding portion 72 that protrudes outward in the horizontal direction from the side wall 70, and a downward direction at the tip of the protruding portion 72. It has an engaging convex part 73 that protrudes and engages with the grip part 42 of the handle 40.

When the handle 40 is engaged with the engaging portion 71 as shown in FIG. 5, the handle 40 is elastically deformed by the resin elasticity of the handle 40 and is engaged with the engaging portion 71 while pulling the grip portion 42 slightly downward. Let This not only prevents the container body 30 from coming out upward from the fitting recess 7 but also presses the lower part of the side surface 32 of the container body 30 against the side wall 70 of the fitting recess 7 so that the container body 30 is fitted. It is firmly fixed to the mating recess 7.

The structure of the engaging portion 71 is not limited to the structure of FIG.
For example, a structure may be employed in which a pair of protrusions are formed to protrude from the side wall 70 and the grip portion 42 of the handle 40 is tightly fitted between the protrusions.

As shown in FIG. 2, a pair of through holes 51 may be provided on the upper edge 50 of the tray 5, for example, between the receiving recess 6 and the fitting recess 7. The through holes 51 serve as a pair of finger hooking holes for hooking fingers when carrying the tray 5.

Next, how to use this unit will be described.
In order to use this unit, first, the inner lid 10 of FIG. 3 is fitted into the container body 30 and fixed firmly, and then the outer lid 20 is inserted into the inlet 11 (FIG. 3) of the inner lid 10 as shown in FIG. Cover the cover. Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 1A, the container body 30 is dropped into the fitting recess 7 of the tray 5, and the grip portion 42 of the handle 40 is hooked on the engaging portion 71.

A user (generally a nurse) puts a necessary medical instrument (such as a syringe containing a drug solution) in the receiving recess 6 of the tray 5, hooks the thumb into the through-hole 51 of the tray 5, carries the tray 5 together with the container 1, and the medical site. Head for.

After arriving at the site, the tray 5 is placed on a table or the like, and the outer lid 20 is opened as shown in FIG. 1B. Thereafter, for example, a necessary medical action such as blood sampling is performed, and after completion of the medical action, the injection needle is removed from the syringe body using the removal hole 14, or the injection needle 11 is directly put into the container body 30.

Here, to remove the injection needle from the syringe body, the injection needle is inserted into the round hole 14a of the removal hole 14 shown in FIG. The both ends of 14b are engaged with both end portions 14c formed in a wing shape. Thereafter, when the entire syringe is tilted, the injection needles engaged with the both end portions 14 c fall out of the syringe main body, and the injection needle falls into the container main body 30.
However, if the container 1 is not fitted in the tray 5, it is necessary to hold the container 1 firmly with one hand in order to prevent the entire container 1 from tilting and tilting when the syringe is tilted. The nature is low. Further, when the container 1 is placed on a wagon and moved in the hospital, the container 1 may fall down.

On the other hand, in this unit, since the container 1 is fitted in the tray 5 and the container 1 is further fixed to the tray 5, workability is remarkably improved.

After the container main body 30 in FIG. 1B stores a predetermined amount of waste, the outer lid 20 is rotated toward the inner lid 10 to be in the closed state in FIG. 1A, and the handle 40 is removed from the engaging portion 71. Thereafter, the container 1 is taken out from the tray 5 upward.

At this time, the container 1 is loosely fitted into the fitting recess 7 of the tray 5, and there is no possibility that the container 1 or the tray 5 will dance.

  The tray of the present invention can be used to carry medical supplies.

1: Container 10: Inner lid 11: Input port 12: Resin hinge 14: Removal hole
14a: Round hole 14b: Groove 14c: Both ends 20: Outer lid 30: Container body 31: Opening 32: Side surface 33: Hole 34: Gutter 35: Boss 40: Handle 41: Shaft 42: Grip 5: Tray 50: Upper edge 51: Through hole
6: Housing recess 6F: Bottom surface 7: Fitting recess 7F: Bottom surface 70: Side wall 71: Engagement part 72: Protrusion part 73: Engagement protrusion part

Claims (2)

A medical tray for carrying medical supplies,
A medical body provided with a container main body for storing used medical waste, a lid having an opening for covering the opening of the main body of the container and charging the waste, and a rotatable handle for carrying the main container body A fitting recess into which a lower part of the container body of the container for goods is fitted;
Next to the fitting recess, an accommodating recess for accommodating a medical product that is to be used or unused, and
A medical tray provided with an engaging portion with which the handle engages so that the container fitted in the fitting concave portion is fixed to the fitting concave portion. The medical tray according to claim 1, further comprising a pair of through-holes for hooking fingers when carrying the tray.

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