KR102534264B1 - A snivel suction instrument - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is an insertion tip, a first suction tube connected to the insertion tip, a first storage hopper connected to the first suction tube and having a space for storing nasal mucus therein, screwed to the first storage hopper, and inside In the nasal mucus suction device composed of a second storage hopper having a space for storing the mucus, a second suction pipe connected to the second storage hopper, and a mouthpiece connected to the second suction pipe, the inner circumference of the space of the second storage hopper A plate that hangs on the stepped portion formed on the chin and partitions the space to block mucus sucked into the space from flowing into the second suction pipe, at least one of which is formed through the plate and is inserted through the second suction pipe A through hole through which the suction pressure of air passes through the tip, a filter paper installed on one side of the plate and covering the through hole to pass air but blocking the passage of nasal fluid, and a filter paper protruding from the center of one side of the plate and formed by hand We propose a nasal mucus suction device characterized in that a filter member composed of a gripper that allows the plate to be installed and separated from the space of the second storage hopper in a holding state is further included and installed.

Description

Nasal suction device {A SNIVEL SUCTION INSTRUMENT}

The present invention relates to a nasal mucus suction device, and more particularly, a filter member for filtering inhaled nasal mucus is installed inside the space of the second storage hopper to prevent mucus from entering the inhaler while sucking air provided by the inhaler Pressure is transferred to the insertion tip to prevent the inflow of nasal mucus, and above all, it relates to a nasal mucus suction device capable of implementing the convenience of replacement by facilitating installation and separation of the filter member through a grip portion installed on the filter member.

BACKGROUND ART In general, infants have a high probability of getting diseases due to their weak resistance, and their ability to regulate their own body temperature is low, so they often suffer from viral diseases of the respiratory system, such as colds, especially in winter.

If you catch a cold, your nose will flow or your nose will be blocked by runny nose, and in severe cases, you may be in a dangerous situation by causing breathing problems.

Even in the case of adults, runny nose or stuffy nose may occur due to diseases such as a cold, allergic rhinitis, or sinusitis.

When such a stuffy nose occurs, the mucus must be removed. Since infants cannot clear the mucus on their own, they use tissues or cotton swabs to remove it, and adults use tissues to clear the mucus and remove it.

In this way, when removing mucus using a tissue or cotton swab, the skin around the nose and inside the nose rubs with the tissue or cotton swab, which not only damages the skin, but also prevents the mucus in the nose from being completely removed. A nasal aspirator made to suction and remove mucus is used.

On the other hand, as a representative prior art related to a nasal mucus suction device, Utility Model Registration No. 20-0181500 (name: nasal mucus suction device) filed by the present applicant may be cited as an example.

In the prior art, in a nasal mucus suction device in which a tip and a mouthpiece are connected by hoses on both sides, a water reservoir assembled with a lid having a protruding tube extending upward to connect the hose, and inserted into the water reservoir Ji has a diaphragm and is characterized in that it consists of an inlet pipe connected to the lower end of the lake to which the tip is connected.

However, the nasal mucus suction device of the prior art not only decreases the suction power as the sucker's suction power is indirectly transmitted to the tip through the water chamber. In particular, there is a problem in that mucus stored in the water bottle may flow back into the mouth of the inhaler during the inhalation process.

Document 1: Korean Intellectual Property Office Utility Model Registration No. 20-0181500

An object of the present invention to solve the above problems is to install a filter member for filtering the sucked mucus inside the space of the second storage hopper so that the mucus does not flow into the inhaler, while the suction pressure of the air provided by the inhaler To provide a nasal mucus suction device capable of safely inhaling nasal mucus while preventing the inflow of mucus by allowing it to be transmitted to the insertion tip.

Another object of the present invention is to install and separate the filter member in the space of the second storage hopper while holding the grip part installed on the filter member by hand, so that the filter member can be easily installed and separated without contaminating the filter paper. And it provides a nasal mucus suction mechanism that can implement the convenience of replacement.

The present invention for achieving the above object is an insertion tip, a first suction tube connected to the insertion tip, a first storage hopper connected to the first suction tube and having a space for storing nasal mucus therein, in the first storage hopper In the nasal mucus suction device composed of a second storage hopper fastened with a screw type and having a space for storing the nasal mucus therein, a second suction tube connected to the second storage hopper, and a mouthpiece connected to the second suction tube, the A plate that is hung on the stepped portion formed on the inner circumferential surface of the space of the second storage hopper and divides the space to block mucus sucked into the space from flowing into the second suction pipe, at least one plate formed through the plate, A passage hole through which the suction pressure of air is transmitted to the insertion tip through the second suction tube, installed on the plate and covering the passage hole to allow air to pass through the passage hole, but to block mucus from passing through the passage hole It is characterized in that a filter member composed of a filter paper and a gripper protruding from the center of one side of the plate and enabling the plate to be installed in and separated from the space of the second storage hopper in a hand-held state is further included and installed.

Preferably, a fastening hole is formed in the center of the filter paper, and the filter paper is installed on one surface of the plate by allowing the gripper to pass through the fastening hole.

Preferably, the filter paper is installed on the other surface of the plate.

In the present invention, a filter member for filtering inhaled mucus is installed inside the space of the second storage hopper so that mucus does not flow into the inhaler, while the suction pressure of the air provided by the inhaler is transmitted to the insertion tip to prevent inflow of mucus. have the effect of preventing

In addition, the filter member can be installed and separated in the space of the second storage hopper while holding the grip part installed on the filter member by hand, so that the filter member can be easily installed and separated without contaminating the filter paper. Installation and separation of the filter member It is easy to work and has the effect of realizing the convenience of replacement.

1 is an exploded three-dimensional view showing the overall configuration of the nasal mucus suction device of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of Figure 1;
FIG. 3 is a view showing an extract of the filter member shown in FIG. 1;
Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of Figure 3;
Figure 5 is an exploded cross-sectional view of Figure 4;
6 is a view showing another embodiment of filter paper constituting the filter member of the present invention.
Figure 7 is an exploded cross-sectional view of Figure 6;

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the detailed description to be described later, two exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be presented to achieve the above-described technical problem. And other embodiments that can be presented as the present invention are replaced by description in the configuration of the present invention.

Attached Figure 1 is an exploded three-dimensional view showing the overall configuration of the nasal mucus suction device of the present invention, Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of Figure 1, Figure 3 is a view showing an extract of the filter member shown in Figure 1, Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of Figure 3;

As shown in Figures 1 to 4, the nasal mucus suction device 100 of the present invention is an insertion tip 10, a first suction tube 20, a first storage hopper 30, a second storage hopper 40 , The second suction pipe 50, the mouthpiece 60 and the filter member 70 are included.

The insertion tip 10 is a member to be inserted into the infant's nostril, and the insertion tip 10 has a sharpened shape and is manufactured to gradually decrease in diameter toward the front so that it can be easily inserted into the infant's nostril. An extension part 12 is provided at one end of the insertion tip 10, and the first suction pipe 20 is connected to the extension part 12. A through hole 14 is provided at the center of the insertion tip 10 and the extension part 12, and the through hole 14 passes mucus in the infant's nose to the first suction tube 20.

The first suction pipe 20 has one end connected to the extension part 12 of the insertion tip 10 and the other end connected to the connection hole 32 of the first storage hopper 30, and sucked from the insertion tip 10. The runny nose passes through the first storage hopper (30). The first suction pipe 22 can be made of various materials, but in the present invention, it is preferable to mold a flexible synthetic resin material that is free to bend and bend.

The first suction tube 20 is preferably made of a transparent material so that nasal mucus passing through the inside can be visually checked. In addition, the first and second storage hoppers 30 and 40 and the second suction pipe 50, which will be described below, are also made of a material having transparency so that nasal mucus can be visually checked, in the same way as the first suction pipe 20. .

The first storage hopper 30 stores the nasal mucus sucked from the first suction pipe 20, and one end of the first storage hopper 30 is a connector for connecting the first suction pipe 20 ( 32) is formed protruding, and a space 34 for storing mucus is formed therein while the other end is open.

A male thread 36 is formed on the outer diameter of the first storage hopper 30, and the male thread 36 is attached to the female thread 46 formed on the inner circumferential surface of the space 44 of the second storage hopper 40. It is fastened with a screw type, and the first and second storage hoppers 30 and 40 are connected to each other.

The second storage hopper 40, like the first storage hopper 30, is a place for storing runny nose, and once opened, a space 44 is provided inside and a connector 42 extends at the other end is formed

On the inner circumferential surface of the space 44 of the second storage hopper 40, a female screw thread 46 is formed to be screwed with the male screw thread 36 of the first storage hopper 30 described above.

The spaces 32 and 42 formed inside the first and second storage hoppers 30 and 40 screwed with the female and male threads 36 and 46 are forcibly sucked by external suction pressure in a sealed state. It stores runny nose.

The second suction pipe 50 has one end connected to the connector 42 of the second storage hopper 40 and the other end connected to the mouthpiece 60 so that the user who wears the mouthpiece 60 (suction) I) sucks in air so that the suction pressure at this time is transmitted to the sealed spaces 32 and 42 of the first and second storage hoppers 30 and 40.

The mouthpiece 60 is connected to the other end of the second suction tube 50 and allows the inhaler to put it in his or her mouth so that air can be sucked in. A flow path 62 is formed through the inside of the mouthpiece 60, and the flow path 62 is connected to the second suction pipe 50, and when the sucker sucks air, the suction pressure is applied to the first and second storage hoppers. (30, 40) to be transmitted to the space (32, 42).

The filter member 70 filters nasal mucus sucked into the spaces 34 and 44 of the first and second storage hoppers 30 and 40 so that it does not flow into the inhaler through the second suction pipe 50.

The filter member 70 is composed of a disc-shaped plate 72, a filter paper 78 attached to one surface of the plate 72, and a grip part 76 protruding from the center of one surface of the plate 72. .

The plate 72 is installed in the space of the first storage hopper 30, and at this time, a stepped portion 45 is provided on the inner circumferential surface of the space 34 of the first storage space 30, and the stepped portion 45 ) is hung with the outer surface of the plate 72 raised.

At least one through hole 72 is formed through the plate 72 . When air suction pressure is generated through the second suction tube 50, the passage hole 72 passes through the plate 72 and transfers the suction pressure to the insertion tip 10, so that the mucus is stored in the first and second storage It is allowed to be sucked into the spaces 34 and 44 of the hoppers 30 and 40. That is, the plate 72 blocks the space 44 of the second storage hopper 40 so that mucus sucked into the spaces 34 and 44 of the first and second storage hoppers 30 and 40 is discharged from the second suction tube 50. ) and the mouthpiece 60 to block inflow to the inhaler, and the through hole 74 formed in the plate 72 prevents the suction pressure of air from being covered by the plate 72 and the insertion tip 10 induce to pass on to

A filter paper 78 is installed on the plate 72. The filter paper 78 covers the passage hole 74 formed in the plate 72 so that the suction pressure of air passes through the passage hole 74, but the first and second storage by the suction pressure Nasal mucus sucked into the spaces 34 and 44 of the hoppers 30 and 40 are filtered so that they do not pass through the passage hole 74 .

The filter paper 78 can be attached to the plate 72 in a variety of ways. To describe the two embodiments, first, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the filter paper 78 forms a fastening hole 79 in the center of the filter paper 78, and the gripper is formed through the fastening hole 79. The filter paper 78 may be installed on one side of the plate 72 by passing the filter paper 76 therethrough.

As another embodiment, the filter paper 78 may be directly installed on the other surface of the plate 72 as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 without forming a through hole unlike the above-mentioned embodiment. Here, one side of the plate 72 refers to the left side of the plate 72 in the drawing, and the other side of the plate 72 refers to the right side of the plate 72 in the drawing.

When the filter member 70 is installed in the space 44 of the second storage hopper 40, the gripper 76 protrudes from the center of one surface of the plate 72, while holding the gripper 76 by hand. The filter member 70 can be easily installed into the space 44 of the second storage hopper 40, and the filter member 70 can be easily taken out even during replacement, and the filter paper 76 can be easily removed by hand. Even if the gripper 76 is not touched, the filter member 70 can be installed and removed by holding the gripper 76, so that the risk of contamination of the filter paper 78 by germs on hands can be prevented.

In the nasal mucus suction device 100 of the present invention configured as described above, when the first and second storage hoppers 30 and 40 are screwed together, the first and second suction tubes 20 and 40, the insertion tip 10 and the mouthpiece 60 ) becomes connected to each other, and in this state, the insertion tip 10 is inserted into the infant's nostril, and then, when the sucker starts to suck air with the mouthpiece 60 in his mouth, the mucus in the infant's nose It passes through the first suction pipe 20 and is sucked into the spaces 34 and 44 of the first and second storage hoppers 30 and 40 and stored. At this time, nasal mucus sucked into the spaces 34 and 44 does not flow to the inhaler through the second suction tube 50 and the mouthpiece 60 by the filter member 70 and stays in the space continuously.

10: insertion tip 20: first suction tube
30: first storage hopper 34: space
40: second storage hopper 44: space
50: second suction pipe 60: mouthpiece
70: filter member 72: plate
74: through hole 76: gripper
78 filter paper

Claims (3)

An insertion tip 10, a first suction tube 20 connected to the insertion tip 10, and a first storage hopper 30 connected to the first suction tube 20 and having a space 34 for storing nasal mucus inside. ), a second storage hopper 40 screwed to the first storage hopper 30 and provided with a space 44 for storing the nasal mucus therein, and a second storage hopper 40. In the nasal mucus suction device composed of a suction pipe 50 and a mouthpiece 60 connected to the second suction pipe 50,
It is caught on the stepped portion 45 formed on the inner circumferential surface of the space 44 of the second storage hopper 40 and divides the space 44 so that mucus sucked into the space 44 is absorbed into the second suction tube 50 ) Plate 72 to block the inflow into;
At least one passage hole 74 formed through the plate 72 and through which the suction pressure of air is transmitted to the insertion tip 10 through the second suction pipe 50;
A filter paper 78 installed on the plate 72 and covering the passage hole 74 to allow air to pass through the passage hole 74, but to block mucus from passing through the passage hole 74;
A filter member composed of a gripper 76 protruding from the center of one surface of the plate 72 and allowing the plate 72 to be installed in and separated from the space 44 of the second storage hopper 40 while being held by hand. Nasal suction device, characterized in that (70) is further included and installed.
According to claim 1,
A fastening hole 79 is formed in the center of the filter paper 78, and the filter paper 78 is installed on one surface of the plate 72 by allowing the gripper 76 to pass through the fastening hole 79 Nasal suction device, characterized in that to be.
According to claim 1,
The filter paper 78 is a nasal mucus suction device, characterized in that installed on the other surface of the plate 72.

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