Closed anti-leakage access toilet

Abstract

The invention discloses a closes anti-leakage access toilet convenient in use and operation, which belongs to a medical appliance. The closed anti-leakage access toilet comprises a hip piece, wherein the bottom of the hip piece is provided with a right leg piece and a left leg piece; the upper part of the hip piece is connected with left and right corresponding waist fixing belts; the upper part of the right leg piece is connected with left and right corresponding upper right leg fixing belts; the lower part of the right leg piece is connected with left and right corresponding lower right leg fixing belts; the upper part of the left leg piece is connected with left and right corresponding upper left leg fixing belts; the lower part of the left leg piece is connected with left and right corresponding lower left leg fixing belts; the middle part of the hip piece is provided with an toilet access hole; the position of the toilet access hole is connected with a toilet bag in a funnel shape; the top opening of the toilet bag is provided with a fixing table fastened on the toilet access hole; the bottom opening of the toilet bag is provided with a valve; and the side wall of the toilet bag is provided with a flushing opening. The closes anti-leakage access toilet is used for cleaning excrement of seriously ill and immobilized patients and can replace toilet paper or a diaper to clean the excrement of the patients completely.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medical device, in particular to a closed leak-proof toilet. Background technique [0002] In clinical practice, patients who are seriously ill or bedridden for a long time cannot take care of their own stool. After defecation, the feces are stored in the buttocks, which pollutes and irritates the buttocks, and also contaminates sheets and bedding. The traditional way to care for such patients is: put toilet paper or diapers under the patient's buttocks, and observe whether the patient defecates from time to time. Once the patient defecates, the patient must be turned up first, the stool should be cleaned, the buttocks should be cleaned, and the contaminated toilet paper should be replaced , diapers, bed sheets and quilts, so turning over the patient, changing, and cleaning up has not only increased the difficulty of nursing, but also increased the burden of nursing work. In addition, if the patient has fecal incontinence, s...

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Problems solved by technology

The traditional way of nursing such patients is: put toilet paper or diapers under the patient's buttocks, and observe whether the patient defecates from time to time. Once the patient defecates, the patient must be turned up first, the stool should be cleaned, the buttocks should be cleaned, and the contaminated toilet paper should be replaced , diapers, bed sheets and bedding, so turning up the patient, replacing and cleaning up, not only increases the difficulty of nursing, but also increases the burden of nursing work

In addition, if the patient has fecal incontinence, sometimes the amount of stool excreted is small, unobserved, and the replacement is not timely, which will pollute the air and environment of the entire ward and affect the quality of care.

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