Medical dirt eraser

Abstract

The invention discloses a medical dirt eraser which comprises a brush head rotatably installed on a brush handle. The brush handle is fixedly provided with a brush cover covering the brush head. The brush head is in transmission connection with the output shaft of a power device through a universal hose. The eraser further comprises a liquid sprayer driven by the power device. The liquid sprayer is connected with a cavity of the brush cover through a water pipe. A speed regulating unit is arranged between a main wheel and a rack. The rack drives the main wheel to rotate through the speed regulating unit. The speed regulating unit comprises a transmission wheel and a driving gear axially and fixedly arranged. The transmission wheel is in transmission match with the main wheel, and the driving gear is in transmission match with the rack. The medical dirt eraser in the structure is reasonable in structure, and can quickly clean or eliminate splodge or dirt to prevent medical personnel from being contacted with dirt manually, so that the medical infection risk is reduced. The eraser is time-saving and labor-saving and convenient to operate, so that the safety and sanitation of medical personnel are ensured.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medical dirt eraser. Background technique [0002] When surgical operations are performed in a hospital, a large amount of blood or effusion in the patient's part will generally be leaked out, and many of them will be splashed on the ground. If not dealt with in time and effectively, these viscous liquids carrying germs will slowly condense and solidify. Due to surgical requirements and time constraints, these medical wastes are often cleaned up after the operation. Today, typical surgical procedures take hours. At the end of the operation, the liquid leaked onto the operating table or the ground has basically solidified, and it is very troublesome to clean up. Since there is no special cleaning device for medical dirt, when cleaning such solidified dirt, not only need to add a large amount of cleaning agent, but also need to manually wipe vigorously. Therefore, when cleaning up such medical waste, not only is it trouble...

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Problems solved by technology

Since there is no special treatment tool, the internal medicine medical staff usually use a rag or a mop to deal with these dirt, which is inconvenient, unhygienic, and poor in safety

[0004] For medical staff in urology, gynecology, venereal diseases and other departments, the probability of being exposed to dirt carrying infectious bacteria is greater, and the operation risk when cleaning these dirt is also higher

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