Adjustable pillow back side adhering type oxygen tube and gastric tube fixing device

Abstract

The invention relates to an adjustable pillow back side adhering type oxygen tube and gastric tube fixing device. The device has the advantages that a gastric tube can be fixed in a firm and attractive-appearance way, and the tightness is moderate by the pillow back side adhering; the injury to skins is avoided, the nasal meatuses are not blocked to ventilate, the comfort degree and mobility of a patient are improved, and the falling of the gastric tube of the patient is effectively avoided during body turning, traction and dysphoria. A flexible plastic product is adopted as the material of the device, the oxygen tube and the gastric tube are arranged in the corresponding holes, a connecting belt is adhered to an adhering buckle at the temporal side at the pillow back side, the adhering buckle is fixed by the gastric tube, and the near nasal end of the gastric tube is properly fixed, so as to prevent sliding of gravity of center.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an adjustable oxygen-absorbing gastric tube fixing device sticking to the back of the pillow, which can fix the gastric tube firmly and beautifully, and make it elastic and suitable by sticking the back of the pillow. It has no damage to the skin, does not block the ventilation of the nasal passage, improves the comfort and activity of the patient, and effectively prevents the gastric tube from falling off when the patient turns over, stretches and is agitated. Background technique [0002] The current gastric tube fixation has the following problems: 1. The traditional fixation method is to use common adhesive plasters to cross the nose and cheeks. When fixing, the contact area between the adhesive plaster and the catheter is small and the catheter is easy to loosen, especially when the patient has sweat and grease. , nasogastric feeding of food, and vomit are more likely to come off the tube. In addition, the cloth tape is...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] The current gastric tube fixation has the following problems: 1. The traditional fixation method is to use common adhesive plasters to cross the nose and cheeks. When fixing, the contact area between the adhesive plaster and the catheter is small and the catheter is easy to loosen, especially when the patient has sweat and grease. , nasogastric feeding of food, and vomit are more likely to come off the tube

Although it is not easy to fall off compared with the traditional method this time,

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