Movable bedpan

Abstract

In a single position, a movable bedpan can simultaneously collect feces and urine excreted by a recumbent user. The movable bedpan (10) has a receptive part (20), a supporting part (30) and a bottom part (40). The receptive part (20) has a cavity (25) with a curved opening (26) which can accommodate the excreta of the user. The lower part (26a) of the curving opening is oriented upwards facing the anus (51) and accepts the feces excreted from the anus (51) to pass and enter the lower part (25a) of the cavity. The upper part (26b) of the curving opening faces backwards to the urethra opening (52) and accepts the urine excreted from said urethra opening (52) to pass and enter the upper part (25b) of the cavity. The urine dispersed after encountering the inner surface of the receptive part (20) does not overflow and spatter out of the cavity (25), but is constrained by the inner surface of the receptive part (20) to flow by gravitational effect to the lower part (25a) of the cavity.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a movable bedpan for collecting excreted excrement from a user, in particular to a movable bedpan for collecting excreted excreted by a user in the following three states: 1. Lying flat state; 2. Sick bed shaken up The state of reclining on it after a certain angle; 3. Sitting state. Background technique [0002] People often need to sit or lie on the bed to urinate and defecate after a period of time after the operation or when hemiplegia due to stroke or other situations that are not convenient for normal walking. Hospitals and families usually use bedpans as shown in Figure 1 for this reason. When in use, the user's head lies backwards and the abdomen is up and down, and the bedpan is placed under its buttocks according to the direction shown in Figure 1. The turned-in edge supports the user's buttocks, so that the stool excreted by the user can be discharged into the bedpan cavity below the anus, but the urine excr...

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Problems solved by technology

Hospitals and families usually use bedpans as shown in Figure 1 for this reason. When in use, the user's head lies backwards and the abdomen is up and down, and the bedpan is placed under its buttocks according to the direction shown in Figure 1. The folded-in side supports the user's buttocks, so that the user's excreted stool can be discharged into the cavity of the bedpan below the anus, but the user's excreted urine cannot be effectively collected by the bedpan in this placed state

In order to collect urine, the user often needs to lift the front of the empty bedpan as shown in Figure 2 and turn it backwards, so that the user's urethral opening is opposite to the bedpan cavity, and the space formed by the inwardly folded edges is utilized. The user generally feels uncomfortable in this way, and at the same time, this placement state cannot collect the excreted stool of the user at the same time, and still cannot solve the problem of the bedpan collecting urine and urine at the same time

That is to say, the bedpan of the prior art shown in Fig. 1 cannot collect the urine and stool excreted by the user at the same time, which is very inconvenient

In addition, because the bedpan adopts the structure of the side that is turned inward, it is difficult to pour out the excrement of the user in the cavity and the liquid used for cleaning the bedpan, which brings difficulty to cleaning and emptying the bedpan

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