WO2005018526A1 - 離脱部材を有するキャップ及び薬剤収容容器 - Google Patents
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- the present invention provides a cap that can be attached to a container body capable of containing a liquid and that can be covered outside a sealing lid member that seals an opening of the container body, and that the cap is provided. It relates to a certain medicine container.
- a medicine container for storing a liquid such as an infusion medicine such as an infusion is hermetically sealed with a lid member (rubber stopper or the like) made of rubber or the like, and the opening of the container and the lid member are closed. Is covered with a resin or metal cap so that it is hermetically sealed.
- a part of the cap is broken or separated to expose a part of the lid member. Then, an injection needle is pierced into the exposed portion of the lid member, and the lid is used for infusion without opening the rubber stopper.
- the reason why the lid member is not opened is to prevent foreign substances from being mixed into the infusion medicine in the medicine container and prevent the inside of the medicine container from being contaminated before the infusion is performed.
- Covering the lid and the opening of the medicine container so that the cap is hermetically sealed with a cap means that the place where the injection needle of the lid is pierced by microorganisms is injected with microorganisms before injection. This is to prevent mixing into the propellant liquid.
- a cap that can be attached to such a medicine container for example, a cap with a pull-top for infusion (for example, Patent Document 1), or a part of the cap is broken from a fragile portion by applying an external force to the cap.
- a part of the lid member for example, see Patent Document 2—
- the cap with a pull-top for infusion of Patent Document 1 includes an upper lid having a pull-top structure, a lower lid formed with a flange portion that is individually joined to the upper end of the bottle, and an opening of the lower lid. It was configured to have a rubber stopper (lid member) on the sealing film to be sealed. In use, the upper lid was removed by pulling a shredded piece provided on the upper lid, and the infusion needle was inserted into the exposed lid member and penetrated into the bottle. [0006] Further, the cap disclosed in Patent Document 2 has a thin portion for cutting provided between the top surface and the base portion of the cap, and pushes the top surface of the cap toward the lid member to remove the thin fragile portion.
- the cap disclosed in Patent Document 3 has a configuration in which when the cap is pushed upward, a part of the cap is broken from the fragile portion and the top surface of the lid member is exposed.
- the above-mentioned cap can prevent the inside of the lid member or the medicine container from being contaminated until the cap is opened and used for drip or the like, and the opening and closing of the cap can be easily confirmed (unopened). Can be surely confirmed).
- the medicine container contains a plurality of medicines (for example, two kinds of medicines).
- two kinds of medicines are housed in separate accommodation parts, and when used, two kinds of medicines are housed separately.
- a storage section containing various types of drugs can be aseptically communicated to mix these drugs and provide them for infusion or the like.
- Patent Document 4 As such a medicine container, there has been one that releases the sealed state of a communication part that communicates each storage part by a rotation operation (for example, Patent Document 4).
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-open No. 3-94234 (Refer to the claims of utility model registration, page 5, FIG. 1-2)
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-310162 (refer to claims, paragraphs 0009-0013, and FIGS. 15)
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 7-21564 (Paragraph 0006, see FIG. 2)
- Patent Document 4 Japanese Patent No. 3281388 (Page 13, FIG. 31)
- Patent Document 1 In the above-described cap that can be attached to the medicine container, when the cap is opened to expose the lid member, a pull-up piece of the pull-top is pulled (Patent Document 1)
- the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and has as its object to provide a cap that can be easily and safely opened, and a drug that can be prevented from being used before mixing a plurality of drugs.
- the point is to provide a storage container.
- the first characteristic configuration of the cap according to the present invention for achieving the above object is as follows.
- a cap that can be attached to a container body capable of containing a liquid and that can be covered outside a sealing lid member that seals an opening of the container body.
- the cap is
- a cap body that is rotatable relative to the container body
- a detaching member that detaches from the cap main body and exposes a part of the sealing lid member when the cap main body is at a predetermined rotation position with respect to the container main body.
- the cap of the present configuration includes a cap main body and a detachable member.
- the detachable member When the cap main body is at a position other than the predetermined rotational position with respect to the container main body, the detachable member is in a state integrated with the cap main body.
- the detaching member is configured to detach from the cap main body when the cap main body is at a predetermined rotation position with respect to the container main body, and reaches the predetermined rotation position with respect to the container main body. When the relative rotation is made up to this point, the release member can be released from the cap body force.
- the cap body is connected to the container. Unless it is rotated relative to the main body and positioned at the predetermined rotation position, the release member cannot be released to expose part of the sealing lid member. A conscious relative rotation operation is always required.
- the detaching member is detached when the container is transported. Therefore, for example, when the cap body is aseptically covered outside the sealing lid member, the sterilization state of the sealing lid member can be reliably maintained until immediately before use.
- a second characteristic configuration of the cap according to the present invention is that, in addition to the first characteristic configuration, the detachment member is rotatably provided together with the cap body.
- the detaching member is rotatable together with the cap main body, and when the cap main body reaches a predetermined rotational position with respect to the container main body, the cap detaches from the cap main body.
- the member can be detached. Therefore, for example, by holding only the cap main body and rotating it relative to the container main body, the detachable member can reach a position where the detachable member can be detached, thereby improving the operability when detaching the detachable member.
- a third characteristic configuration of the cap according to the present invention in addition to the first or second characteristic configuration, is configured such that at least one end of the detachable member occupies a part of the periphery of the cap body. On the point.
- the operator when the detachment member is detached from the cap main body, the operator can move the detachment member from the cap main body where at least one end of the detachment member is located. At least one end of the release member can be easily held by putting a hand around it
- the detaching member When the hand is moved in the detaching direction of the detaching member, the detaching member can be easily and reliably detached from the cap body.
- a fourth characteristic configuration of the medicine container according to the present invention for achieving the above object is that a medicine container provided with any one of the caps according to the above-mentioned first to third characteristics is provided.
- a container containing a drug is required to maintain a strict sterile state until immediately before use.
- the operation of rotating the cap body relative to the container body is always necessary during use.
- the sealed lid member is not opened, and the sterile state of the sealing lid member can be reliably maintained until immediately before use.
- the medicine container according to the fourth aspect of the present invention is a medicine container capable of applying the cap, so that a medicine container capable of reliably maintaining a sterile state until immediately before use. Become.
- the medicine container is provided with a cap that can be easily and safely opened, it is possible to provide a medicine container that is easy to use for drip or the like.
- the container main body accommodates a first accommodating portion accommodating a first medicine, a second medicament, and the first medicine.
- a second housing portion communicating with the housing member via the communication passage is provided,
- a sealing member for sealing the communication path is provided, and the sealing member seals the communication path.
- the sealing member When the cap main body is located at the predetermined rotation position with respect to the container main body, the sealing member is in an unsealing posture.
- the detaching member is detachable from the cap main body. At this time, part of the sealing lid member is exposed. The liquid can be ejected, and a liquid transfer means such as an injection needle can be penetrated.
- the sealing member is configured to be in the unsealing posture. , And the mixing of the first drug and the second drug is completed.
- the timing at which the detaching member can be detached from the cap body and can enter the liquid transfer means is such that the timing at which the mixing of the drug and the second drug is completed substantially coincides with each other.
- the liquid transfer means does not accidentally penetrate the sealing lid member before the first medicine and the second medicine are mixed. Therefore, it is possible to prevent an erroneous operation such as providing to the patient without mixing the first drug and the second drug.
- a sixth characteristic configuration of the medicine container according to the present invention is that, in addition to the fourth or fifth characteristic configuration, the container main body is provided with a rotation restricting portion for restricting relative rotation of the cap main body. .
- the restriction such as stopping the relative rotation of the cap main body with respect to the container main body at a desired position where the rotation restricting portion is provided can be obtained.
- Power S can.
- the rotation restricting portion is provided at a position where the relative rotation of the cap main body with respect to the container main body is stopped at the position where the releasing member is separated, the releasing member can be surely separated from the cap main body.
- FIG. 16 is a schematic view of the medicine container X of the present invention.
- the medicine container X is mainly used for medical use, and is, for example, a container for supplying a medicine such as a medical infusion to a patient or the like as a liquid.
- the medicine container X in this embodiment accommodates a plurality of medicines in separate accommodation members when not in use, and accommodates multiple medicines when used. This shows a configuration in which a storage section containing a number of medicines can be aseptically communicated to mix these medicines and supply them to an infusion or the like.
- the medicine container X has a cap 40 and the container main body 1.
- the cap 40 can be attached to the housing container main body 1 and formed so as to be able to cover the outside of the sealing lid member 30 that seals the opening 12 of the housing container main body 1. What can be laid
- cap 40 So as to cover the sealing lid member 30. At this time, cap 40
- the sealing lid member 30 is aseptically covered.
- the container body 1 is capable of separately storing a plurality (for example, two types) of liquid medicines, and has a form in which these liquid medicines can be aseptically mixed when used.
- the cap 40 When using the medicine container X, the cap 40 is opened to expose a part of the sealing lid member 30, and the injection needle (liquid transfer means) is inserted into the sealing lid member 30 at the exposed portion. , Go
- the cap 40 has a cap body 41 and a detachable member 42 (see FIG. 3).
- the cap body 41 is configured to be rotatable relative to the container body 1. Specifically, the mounting engagement portion 11 provided on the outer periphery of the first storage member 10 in the storage container main body 1 and the cap main body engagement portion 43 are engaged, and the cap main body 41 and the storage container main body 1 are relatively opposed to each other. It is rotatable.
- the cap body 41 is formed of a thermoplastic material and can be deformed to some extent, when the cap body 41 is attached to the container body 1, the cap body 41 is formed. When is pressed, the cap body engaging portion 43 can move so as to get over the mounting engaging portion 11. Thus, it is possible to force the mounting engagement portion 11 and the cap body engagement portion 43 to engage with each other.
- the detaching member 42 is configured to detach from the cap main body 41 and expose a part of the sealing lid member 30 when the cap main body 41 is at a predetermined rotation position with respect to the storage container main body 1. ing.
- the detaching member 42 is a plate-like member corresponding to the upper surface shape of the cap main body 41, and the detaching member 42 is used as the cap main body.
- a part of the cap body 41 is configured to communicate.
- a case will be exemplified in which the central portion 42a of the detaching member 42 communicates with the central hole 41a of the cap body 41 in which the central portion 42a is fitted.
- the detaching member 42 is preferably configured to be rotatable together with the cap main body 41.
- the detachment member 42 can reach a detachable position. Operability when detaching 42 is improved.
- At least one end portion 44 of the detachment member 42 is configured to occupy a part of the periphery 46 of the force cap body 41.
- the detachment member 42 when the detachment member 42 is detached from the cap body 41, when the worker places a hand around the cap body 41 where at least one end 44 of the detachment member 42 is located, the detachment member 42 At least one end 44 can be easily retained.
- the cap body 41 reaches a predetermined rotation position with respect to the storage container body 1 and moves the hand in the detaching direction of the detaching member 42 (FIG. 3: arrow direction)
- the detaching member 42 is moved to the cap body 41. hardly and reliably.
- such an end is provided at both ends (44a, 44b) of the detaching member 42.
- the predetermined rotation position is, for example, a position of a cutout portion 14 provided in a part of the mounting engagement portion 11.
- key portions 45a and 45b that engage with the mounting engagement portion 11 are provided at both ends 44a and 44b of the detaching member 42, respectively.
- the detaching member 42 can be detached from the cap body 41.
- the detachment member 42 can be prevented from being detached except at a predetermined rotation position (a position at which the engagement between the key portion 45 and the attachment engagement portion 11 is released).
- the detaching member 42 can be detached to expose a part of the sealing lid member 30. Since the cap body 41 cannot be used for infusion, an operation of intentionally rotating the cap body 41 relative to the container body 1 is necessarily required. As a result, inconveniences such as the operator accidentally detaching the detaching member 42 before starting the infusion operation, or detaching the detachable member 42 when transporting the medicine container X or the like may occur. Absent. Therefore, the sterile state of the sealing lid member 30 can be reliably maintained until immediately before use.
- cap body 41 Since the cap body 41 is aseptically covered outside the sealing lid member 30, when the detaching member 42 is detached from the cap body 41, the cap main body 41 communicates with the central hole 41a to form a sealing lid. A part of the member 30 will be exposed.
- the sealing lid member 30 comes into contact with the outside air, and the sterility of the sealing lid member 30 is released. If the injection needle penetrates into the liquid transfer means entry part 31 into the immediately exposed sealing lid member 30, the place where the injection needle penetrates is hardly contaminated with microorganisms or the like. Can be prevented from being mixed into the medicinal solution for injection.
- the cap 40 when the cap 40 is opened by rotating the cap body 41 relative to the housing container body 1, the cap body 41 is simply rotated to a predetermined rotation position with respect to the housing container body 1. Opening work is easy. Further, since the opening of the cap 40 is completed by the detachment of the detaching member 42, the opening operation can be performed safely without generating a broken end or the like.
- the material for forming the cap body 41 and the detaching member 42 is a heat-sensitive material such as polyethylene, polyethylene-polypropylene, polypropylene, polyethylene terephthalate, or polycarbonate. It is possible to use a plastic material or the like. Since the cap body 41 and the detaching member 42 are separate members, they can be formed of different materials.
- the opening 12 on the opposite side of the communication path 60 of the first housing member 10 is sealed by a sealing lid member 30 (see FIG. 2-3).
- the sealing lid member 30 is preferably formed of an elastic material such as a rubber material, and the whole of the molded sealing lid member 30 is configured to be elastically deformable to some extent. Since the sealing lid member 30 and the inner surface of the first storage member 10 can be in close contact with each other by being formed to be elastically deformable in this manner, the first medicine stored in the first storage member 10 Can be prevented from leaking.
- liquid transfer means entrance portion 31 through which liquid transfer means such as an injection needle can penetrate is provided at the central portion of the sealing lid member 30, a force S for easily recognizing a site through which the injection needle penetrates can be obtained.
- the medicine container X in this embodiment accommodates a plurality of medicines in separate accommodation members (the first accommodation member and the second accommodation member) when not in use, and accommodates a plurality of medicines when in use.
- This is a form in which the medicines can be mixed by aseptically communicating the accommodating section containing the medicines.
- a known method of connecting two chambers may be used. Specifically, the sealing portion of the communication hole is peeled off by the rotation operation, and the two chambers communicate (for example, Japanese Patent No. 3281388, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-161791, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No.
- the container main body 1 contains a first storage member 10 that stores a first drug, a second drug, and a communication passage 60 with the first storage member 10. And a second housing member 20 communicating with the second housing member.
- the opening 12 provided in the first housing member 10 is hermetically sealed by the sealing lid member 30, and the cap main body is rotatable around the axis. 41 is engaged with the first housing member 10 (housing container main body 1).
- the first accommodation member 10 forms a medicine accommodation space 13 for accommodating the first medicine
- the second accommodation member 20 forms a medicine accommodation space 21 for accommodating the second medicine. These spaces respectively accommodate the medicines. It is possible to form the volume according to the amount of the drug. For example, drug storage space
- the drug storage space 21 is configured to have a capacity of 480 mL.
- the first storage member 10 and the second storage member 20 may be integrally formed or may be formed as separate members and then connected to communicate via the communication passage 60. Good.
- the first housing member 10 and the second housing member 20 are formed as separate members, and then connected by fitting the lower part of the first housing member 10 and the upper part of the second housing member 20. Are illustrated.
- the first housing member 10 and the second housing member 20 can be formed into an arbitrary shape. Force The first housing member 10 needs to rotate the sealing lid member 30 and the cap body 41. For this reason, it is preferable to form a cylinder.
- the second housing member 20 can adopt a shape suitable for being carried during use, for example, a cylindrical shape or a tube shape.
- the outer surface of the first housing member 10 is provided with a mounting engagement portion 11 capable of engaging and mounting the cap body 41.
- the material for forming the first housing member 10 and the second housing member 20 is polyethylene, polyethylene-polypropylene, polypropylene, polyethylene terephthalate, polycarbonate. And the like.
- the first drug and the second drug are not limited to liquid drugs such as medical infusions.
- one of them may be a solid or a powdery drug.
- the communication path 60 can be sealed or opened by the sealing member 50.
- the sealing member 50 is provided so as to be switchable between a sealing position in which the communication path 60 is sealed (see FIG. 4) and an opening position in which the communication path 60 is unsealed (see FIG. 5). Have been.
- the sealing member 50 When the sealing member 50 is in the sealing position, the two types of medicines can be accommodated in separate accommodation spaces (the medicine accommodation space 13 and the medicine accommodation space 21), and the sealing member 50 can be accommodated. When in the open position, the two types of medicines can be mixed by aseptically communicating the storage space containing the two kinds of medicines.
- the sealing member 50 is formed so as to be capable of being sealed or opened by opening and closing the communication path 60 with a sealing piece (see FIGS. 11 and 12).
- the communication path 60 is formed on the lower surface of the first housing member 10 (or the upper surface of the second housing member 20).
- the sealing piece 50 is engaged and fixed to the sealing lid member 30, for example.
- the contact posture of the eleventh partition wall 61 can be changed. That is, the contact portion 51 is
- first drug and the second drug can be mixed (opening posture: see FIG. 5) by connecting 60 with each other.
- the sealing piece (sealing member) 50 is configured to be in the unsealing posture.
- the cap main body 41 when the cap main body 41 is at the predetermined rotation position with respect to the storage container main body 1, the engagement between the key portion 45 and the mounting engagement portion 11 is released, and the detaching member 42 is the key It can be removed from the YAP body 41. At this time, a part of the sealing lid member 30 can be exposed, and the injection needle can be penetrated.
- the sealing piece 50 When the cap main body 41 is at the predetermined rotation position with respect to the container main body 1, the sealing piece 50 is configured to be in the unsealing posture. It has moved to the second storage member 20, and the mixing of the first drug and the second drug has been completed.
- the timing at which the detaching member 42 can be detached from the cap body 41 and can enter the injection needle substantially coincides with the timing at which the mixing of the first drug and the second drug is completed.
- the injection needle may not accidentally penetrate the sealing lid member 30 before the first drug and the second drug are mixed. Therefore, it is possible to prevent an erroneous operation of providing the patient with the first drug and the second drug without mixing them.
- the medicine accommodating container X is placed so that the first accommodating member 10 is in a state where the injection needle penetrates the sealing lid member 30.
- the drug mixture of the first drug and the second drug is provided to the patient via the injection needle (see Fig. 6).
- a rotation restricting portion 70 for restricting the relative rotation of the cap main body 41 in the container main body 1 (see FIG. 3-5).
- the container body 1 (for example, outside the first housing member 10) is turned around so that the relative rotation of the cap body 41 with respect to the container body 1 is stopped at the position where the detachment member 42 is detached.
- the rotation restricting portion 70 and the locking portion 71 that engages with the rotation restricting portion 70 are provided on the cap body 41, respectively. At this time, when the rotation restricting portion 70 and the locking portion 71 engage, the relative rotation of the cap body 41 with respect to the container body 1 is stopped (see FIG. 5), and the detaching member 42 is securely detached from the cap body 41. be able to.
- the detaching member 42 when the detaching member 42 is detached from the cap main body 41, the operator detaches by hand by way of example.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- the cap main body 41 reaches a predetermined rotation position with respect to the storage container main body 1
- the detaching member 42 can be detached from the cap main body 41 by pushing-up means for pushing up the detaching member 42. It is possible to configure.
- the detaching member 42 can be automatically detached from the cap main body 41, so that the working efficiency of drip and the like is improved.
- the present invention is a key that can be mounted on a container body capable of storing a liquid such as an infusion drug such as an intravenous drip, and that can be covered outside a sealing lid member that seals an opening of the container body.
- the present invention can be used for a gap and also for a liquid container such as a medicine container provided with such a cap.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a medicine container according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a main part of the medicine container of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a cap of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a main part showing a sealing posture of a sealing member.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a main part showing an opening posture of a sealing member.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic view of a main part when the drug container of the present invention is used.
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