Fixed automatic ampoule opener

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of medical appliances, in particular to a fixed automatic ampoule opener, which is characterized by being provided with a base and an electrical appliance control device, wherein the upper end of the base is provided with a slideway; the lower end of the base is provided with a fixing device and a receiving box; one side of the base is provided with a bottleneck collecting cover; the slideway is provided with an ampoule positioning device; one end of the slideway is provided with a transmission cutting device, and the other end of the slideway is provided with a neck breaking device; and one side of the neck breaking device is provided with a bottleneck collecting cover. Due to the adoption of the structure, the fixed automatic ampoule opener has the advantages of novel structure, rapidness for operating, safety, sanitation, avoidance of cross infection, and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical appliances, in particular to a fixed automatic ampoule opener. Background technique [0002] As we all know, small doses of liquids for injection are packed in glass ampoules. Before injection, clinical nurses usually hold the body of the ampoule with one hand and a grinding wheel with the other, use the grinding wheel to make a scratch on the neck of the ampoule, and wipe the cut part with a cotton swab. Wipe and remove the small glass fragments to avoid the small glass fragments generated at the scratches of the ampoule from entering the liquid medicine in the ampoule and causing harm to the human body. When breaking the ampoule with bare hands, it is often easy to shake out the liquid medicine. The operation is inconvenient, the safety is not guaranteed, and the probability of cross-infection is high. Especially when dispensing large doses of liquid, the labor intensity of clinical nurses is gr...

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[0002] As we all know, small doses of liquids for injection are packed in glass ampoules. Before injection, clinical nurses usually hold the body of the ampoule with one hand and a grinding wheel with the other, use the grinding wheel to make a scratch on the neck of the ampoule, and wipe the cut part with a cotton swab. Wipe and remove the small glass fragments to avoid the small glass fragments generated at the scratches of the ampoule from entering the liquid medicine in the ampoule and causing harm to the human body. When breaking the ampoule with bare hands, it is often easy to shake out the liquid medicine. The operation is inconvenient, the safety is not guaranteed, and the probability of cross-infection is high. Especially when a large dose of liquid is prepared, the labor intensity of clinical nurses is greater and the risk is higher.

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