JPH01207061A - Emergency adhesive plaster - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To treat the affected part only by a single hand in an extremely easy, rapid and certain manner, by forming an opening part, through which a finger of a hand or foot is inserted, having a closed ring structure by a release member and an adhesive plaster main body. CONSTITUTION:The constitutional part 5c of the ring part in a release member S1 is picked by fingers 15a, 15b of a hand to be treated to be drawn out. The part 5 of the release member S1 is largely opened to form a rear opening part X between an adhesive plaster main body 1 and the ring part 5 of the release member S1. The finger 14 of a hand having the affected part 16 to be treated is inserted in the rear opening part X and an injury pad 3 is fitted to the affected part 16 to be applied thereto. The part of the outside fold line (r) of the ring part 5 of the release member S1 is picked to be pulled down in the direction as shown by an arrow A to release the release parts 4a, 4b of the release member S1 to an almost half degree and the parts of the exposed sticking parts 2a, 2b of both left and right parts of the injury pad 3 are bonded to the outside part of the affected part 16 to be temporarily fastened. The remaining part of one release part 4b is gradually released and one sticking part 2b of the adhesive plaster main body 1 is boded to the finger 14 of the hand to be wound therearound.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (A) Industrial Field of Application The present invention provides an emergency bandage with a wound dressing pad attached to an adhesive tape, and a c! : This relates to a ring-shaped first aid plaster set with a protective part attached so that the protective part can form a ring shape.

(B) Conventional technology In modern society, when an injury or burn occurs, there are many cases where prompt medical treatment must be provided6.For example,
In addition to housewives and children living at home, examples include students and office workers living alone, as well as the increasing number of elderly people living alone as we enter an aging society. In particular, elderly people who live alone, although they have no idea what to do,
Humans must provide prompt medical treatment.

Conventionally, bandages with wound dressing pads were packaged with one sheet of paper attached to each side of the adhesive tape. For this reason, when treating an injury or burn on a finger, it is necessary to apply the wound dressing pad to the affected area using only the other hand and press it down, and then remove the backing paper one by one. Sometimes the bandage slips off,
It was extremely difficult to apply the wound dressing pad to the affected area in the correct position. In addition, when operating with only one hand, after peeling off the backing paper, the exposed adhesive part may not stick properly to the finger that should be treated, but may stick to another area and stain the adhesive part.
Adhesive parts often stuck together. In such cases, it was almost impossible to reapply the plaster, and the plaster was often wasted. Even if you take out a new first aid bandage, you will often make the same mistake again and again.
Injuries and burns could not be treated promptly.

(C) Problems to be Solved by the Invention The present invention eliminates these drawbacks and makes it possible for people to easily and quickly treat injuries and burns to fingers, etc. with first aid bandages. This makes it possible to do so reliably.

(D> Means for Solving the Problem To explain according to the embodiment, as shown in FIG. It has a loose part in the part,
A long piece of mount 3 is attached as a protective part, and a ring is formed by the loosened part and the part of the first aid plaster including the wound dressing pad part. This ring is large enough for the finger of the hand that is trying to treat the affected area, without exposing the adhesive part other than the area near the wound dressing pad, so that the finger can be inserted comfortably without touching the affected area. Make it bigger. Furthermore, a notch 4 is made in one part of the loosened part of the mount, which becomes a handle 5 when folded, and the mount is folded flat without touching it so as not to stain the wound dressing pad 1. To make it easier to hold and spread into a ring,
Insert notch 6.

(E) Function Since the structure is as described above, we will explain it step by step using the example of how to treat the fingers of the hand. First, as shown in Figure 2, we will attach the protective part of the ring consisting of the mount and the first aid band to the injury. Or insert a finger 7 that has been burned. At this time, since the ring is sufficiently larger than the finger, the finger can be inserted without touching the affected area 8. Also, your fingers won't stick to the adhesive and interfere with this work. Next, apply the wound dressing pad 1 to the affected area 8 in the correct position, and as shown in Fig. Adjacent adhesive parts of the wound pad are simultaneously exposed, making it easy to fix the wound dressing pad at the correct position π at an early stage of the work. Subsequently, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, one side of the mount is peeled off and the adhesive part is pasted and wrapped, and as shown in FIG. 6, the other adhesive tape is also wrapped and the pasting is completed.

(F) Effects of the Invention Therefore, the treatment of injuries and burns on the fingers of the hand can be easily, quickly and reliably done with one hand, without the above-mentioned failures, even if it is not the dominant hand.

The present invention makes it significantly easier for not only the elderly but also children to treat injuries and burns to the fingers of the hands, which are very troublesome even though they are not as serious as having someone else take care of them. .

On the other hand, when treating without wrapping, the mount can be cut off at the notch 4 and used like a conventional emergency plaster.

As shown in FIG. 7, the finger ring type first aid bandage set of the present invention can be folded flat and packed one by one in sterilized bags 10 in the same way as conventional first aid bandages. can.

(G) Other Examples The finger ring type first aid plaster set of the present invention has a protected part where the first aid plaster is loosened while being protected, exposing the adhesive part other than the area near the wound dressing pad. Any material that allows the protective part and the first aid bandage to form a ring shape may be used. For example, the protective part may be made of a sheet-like material in which only the part that is attached to the adhesive tape is treated as a mount so that it can be easily peeled off, or it may be made of a sheet-like material that is treated as a mount so that it can be easily peeled off. The mounts may be connected using sheet-like connecting materials of the same or different materials, or any other material or shape of connecting material may be used, such as threads, strings, or three-dimensional connecting materials. The mount may be tied together to form a protective part, and this and first aid plaster may be used to form a ring.

Alternatively, the mount may be arbitrarily connected directly or via a connecting material so that the protective portion and the first aid plaster form a ring. For example, the mount may be one that can be attached to a certain degree, or one that can be arbitrarily connected by hooking or the like.

The mount may be of any material or shape as long as it functions as a mount that forms part or all of the protective portion of the finger ring type first aid band set of the present invention.

The finger ring type first aid bandage set of the present invention is suitable for treating injuries and burns on the fingers of the hands, including bandages that are suitable for the size of each finger, from children to adults. Any size will do as long as it is the type that can be rolled up and pasted. For example, for arms and legs,
If the bandage and protective part form a sufficiently large ring, it can be easily applied in a similar manner.

The finger ring type emergency bandage set of the present invention may be of any shape as long as it is applied to the affected area. For example, it may be shaped like an octopus with multiple pieces of adhesive tape attached.

The material for the adhesive tape in the finger ring type first aid plaster set may be any material that acts as an adhesive tape, such as vinyl or cloth. For example, the adhesive tape may be made of the same material as the dressing pad, but may also be tacky.

The wound dressing pad can be anything that acts as a dressing pad, including gauze and cotton wool, and
It may or may not have disinfectant on it. Further, the wound dressing pad may have any shape, and its size may be larger or smaller than the width of the adhesive tape.

Further, in the finger ring type first aid bandage set of the present invention, the wound dressing pad does not need to be located in the center of the adhesive tape,
If you position it off to one side, it will be easier to peel off the adhesive tape from the backing and wrap it around your finger.
Easier to use.

If the protective part consists of one continuous piece of backing paper, the backing of the protective part may be of a different color, e.g., in order to be clearly distinguishable from the first aid band itself, so that it can be conveniently used as a ring. If the adhesive tape is beige and the wound pad is yellow (contains medicine), the mount may be green, or the ring part of the mount and the part that is pasted with the adhesive tape may be color-coded. It will be easier to use and more effective if the method of use, marks such as the handle 5 by the notch 4, instructions, or usage are written on the mount. Note that the notches 6 provided to make it convenient to unfold the mount into a ring shape from the folded state are provided not only at three locations on one side as shown in Figure 1, but at four locations on both sides. It is more convenient. Alternatively, a cutout or the like may be provided on the mount instead of the cutout. Note that as long as it is easy to spread, there is no need for boxwood or the like as long as it has a cutout.

On the other hand, to treat the affected area on a flat surface, if the protective part consists of a single continuous mount, cut the mount in two from the notch 4 in the center of the mount and use it as usual. . Note that instead of this cut, a perforation or the like may be provided, and in this case, this may be cut and used. Alternatively, if the protective part is made by attaching a mount to a certain degree from the beginning, or if it is connected by hooking the mount, etc., it may be used separately. Note that the notch 4 and the like may not be provided as long as it can be easily separated.

When the finger ring type first aid plaster set of the present invention is packed into sterilized bags one by one, the protective portion may be folded in any folding method that is easy to use. For example, if the protective portion is made of a single continuous mount, the packing method shown in FIG. 8 may be used instead of the method shown in FIG. 7.

If the protective part consists of a single continuous mount, as shown in Figure 9, if you hold the mount of the protective part and turn the whole ring over, you can use it even on flat surfaces or on fingers. Similarly, it can be done easily and quickly with one hand. If the protective part is made by pasting a mount to a certain degree, or if it is connected by hooking, it is easy to turn it over and it is effective. Furthermore, if the protected portion is made of blank paper connected with thread, the task of turning it over will be even easier.

The finger ring type first aid band set of the present invention may be one in which the adhesive part and the wound dressing pad face outside of the ring, as shown in FIG. In this case, the affected area to be treated is located outside the ring, and by peeling off the mount of the wound dressing pad first, the flat area can be easily treated as in FIG. Treatment of fingers and the like can also be done with one hand as shown in FIG.

4. Brief Description of the Figures Figure 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the finger ring type emergency bandage set of the present invention.

FIG. 2, FIG. 3, FIG. 4, FIG. 5, and FIG. 6 are front views showing the procedure of an example of use of the embodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 7 and 8 are partial sectional views showing an example of how to fold the backing paper of the protective portion when the embodiment of the present invention is packed into a sterilized bag.

FIG. 9 is a front view showing an example in which the entire ring of the embodiment of the present invention is turned over and a flat area is taken care of.

FIG. 10 and FIG. 11 are front views showing other embodiments of the present invention and examples of their use.

1 Wound dressing pad 2 Adhesive tape 3 Mounting paper 4 that serves as a protective part Notch 5 Handle created by bending the part of notch 4 6 Notch 7 Finger with the affected area 8 Affected finger Other hand 10 Sterilized bag

Claims (4)

[Claims] (1) The first aid bandage consists of an adhesive tape with a wound dressing pad attached, and a protective part that protects the adhesive part and the wound dressing pad. A ring-shaped first aid bandage set characterized in that the protective part and the first aid bandage form a ring shape without exposing the adhesive part other than the vicinity of the wound dressing pad. (2) The ring-shaped first aid bandage set according to claim 1, wherein the protective portion consists of a single continuous mount. (3) The finger ring-type first aid plaster set according to claim 1, wherein the protective portion consists of a mount and a connecting material that connects the mount. (4) The ring-shaped first aid band set as set forth in claim 1, wherein the protective portion consists of a mount or a mount and a connecting material that can be arbitrarily connected.