JP3221968U - Care products released from restraint - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to release a patient who has been physically restrained for a long time in order to ensure safety during medical practice, and to provide a safe medical environment. SOLUTION: These two articles are connected by a care product consisting of two articles of "a structure having a shape in which a cylinder attached with a lid having an opening is half-cut" and "a perforated drape". It enables patients who need control for safety during medical practice to be released from control and receive medical practice safely. [Selected figure] Figure 3

Description

  The present utility model relates to a care product for enabling patients who need to be restrained for safety during medical practice to be released from restraint and receive medical practice safely.

  Patients who need long-term medical practice such as nasogastric tube feeding or central venous nutrition have conventionally been routinely fitted with mittens and physical restraints (restraints of limbs, trunk restraints), etc. to reduce the risk of tube removal. Was often done.

Utility model literature

  None

Outline of utility model

Problem that utility model tries to solve

Patients who need long-term medical treatment such as nasogastric tube feeding or central venous nutrition often have already deteriorated cognitive function, and also have a high risk of accidental removal of the tube, so it is safe. From the viewpoint of sex, conventionally, mitten attachment and physical restraint (limb suppression, trunk suppression) and the like have been frequently performed on a daily basis. Therefore, it deprives the patient's freedom more than necessary, promotes deterioration of physical functions, contractures of the limbs and fingers, and the occurrence of pressure sore, giving the patient physical and mental burden as well as giving the family a mental burden. It had become. And there were many cases where it was necessary to input more medical resources.
The problem to be solved by the present utility model is to reduce the risk as described above and to provide a medical environment in which the patient's freedom is avoided as much as possible.

Means to solve the problem

  Attach a lid with an opening of such a size that human beings can not get out of their shoulders, to a half-tubular structure that can enclose the human trunk lying on the bed. To this, a draped with a hole which can only expose the head is fixed by a member such as a velcro which can be easily attached and detached.

  The lid opening is bordered with a cushioning material to protect around the patient's neck.

A ring or the like is attached to the outer surface of the structure so that the structure can be fixed to a bed fence or the like using a string or the like.
The present utility model is a care product comprising the above configuration.
In order to simplify the expression, an article having a lid, a ring and the like attached to a structure is referred to as a "body".

Effect of utility model

  Because the patient's head and neck are outside the drape and the body below that is inside or distal to the drape and body, it is possible for the patient's hand to reach the head and neck and face without restraining the patient. Absent. Since the upper limbs and fingers are released inside the body, the patient can move them freely, which leads to prevention of contracture and pressure sore. As a result, medical expenses can be reduced. In addition, both the physical and mental pain of the patient himself and the mental pain of the family are alleviated.

  The main body can be easily removed from the drape, so it does not take much time during nursing care such as changing diapers and regular temperature checks.

  The drape is secured to the body and is secured from the patient by a kink-preventing tape. And the main body is being fixed to the fence etc. of a bed. Therefore, the patient never escapes from the main body.

  Drapes that touch the patient directly can be kept clean by using washable materials.

  It is a perspective view of the main part of this utility model.   It is a top view of the drape of this utility model.   It is the perspective view which connected the main part and drape of this utility model.   It is the top view which combined the main part and drape of this utility model.   It is the side view which combined the main part and drape of this utility model.   It is a top view of a tape for preventing dripping of a drape of this utility model.   It is the top view which equipped this utility model on the human body.   It is a side view which equipped the present utility model on a human body.

Form for implementing a utility model

Hereinafter, the form for implementing this utility model is demonstrated.
Use a half-tubular structure of a size that can be installed in a bed fence and that has a width and height that allows a person to enter and is not cramped. The structure preferably has a length (about 60 cm) from human shoulders to the waist.
The structure is fitted with a lid with an opening large enough to prevent a person from coming off the shoulder. The perimeter of the opening is bordered with a cushioning material to protect around the patient's neck.
The drape is fixed so as to completely cover the opening of the lid by an easy-to-detach member such as velcro and the like, and is also fixed to the main body by the same member. In addition, an anti-wrinkling tape is used to prevent the patient from coming out of the drape. It is desirable that the length of the back side of the drape be such as to reach the distal end from the buttocks of the wearer. The size of the opening of the drape for putting out the head should be about the size of the opening of the T-shirt used daily, and not to open too much.
The main body is fixed to a bed fence or the like using a string or the like on a circular ring or the like attached to the outer surface of the structure.
Although the patient is put to bed with only the head and neck coming out of the drape, the patient gets out of the main body because the drape is fixed to the main body and the patient can not get out of the drape because of the prevention tape. I can not do anything.
Therefore, safety is secured.

When using this care product, place the patient wearing the drape on the bed, set the body to cover the body part below the patient's shoulder, and secure the drape to the body with velcro etc. Secure the anti-curl tape on the drape and body to prevent the patient from slipping out of the drape.
Finally, the body is fixed to a bed fence or the like with a string or the like.

1 A structure that is shaped like a half of a cylinder that can enclose a human trunk lying on a bed 2 A lid with an opening that is large enough to prevent a person from coming off the shoulder 3 Drape with a hole of a size enough to expose the head 4 Velcro etc. a member that can be easily attached and detached 4 'Velcro etc. a member that can be attached and detached easily 4 ′ ′ Velcro etc. a member that can be attached and detached easily 5 A rim of a cushioned material 6 A member for fixing a main body such as a circular ring 7 to a bed 7 A drape opening 8 (of a drape) Anti-curling tape Further, in FIG. 7 and FIG. Although the illustration concerning "the code 4" etc. which expresses a magic tape etc. was partially omitted in order to avoid, I think that it can be understood from other drawings.

Claims (1)

Use a set of a structure that is shaped like a half of a cylinder attached with a lid with an opening and a drape with a hole.