Internal medical nursing chair for child

Abstract

The invention provides an internal medial nursing chair for a child. Two installing rods parallel to armrests are symmetrically arranged on the upper portion of the inner side of a chair back of the chair, and check curtains are installed on the installing rods. A protecting band for covering the navel and the stomach of the sick child is arranged on the lower portion of the inner side of the chair back. One end of the protecting band is fixedly connected with the chair back, and the other end of the protecting band is connected with a locating ring on the chair back through a hook in a hanging mode. A medical bag for covering the navel and the stomach of the sick child is arranged in the middle of the protecting band and filled with pharmaceutical compositions. A heating patch pasting position is reserved on the inner side face of the medicine bag. Two perpendicular guide rails are arranged on the inner side of the chair back. A neck pillow is installed on the two perpendicular guide rails through sliding blocks matched with the guide rails. Grooves for containing the arms are formed in the upper end faces of the armrests. Elastic binding bands are arranged above the grooves. By the adoption of the nursing chair, bulges caused by movement of the arms of the sick child can be avoided, auxiliary treatment can be conducted through the medicine bag, and gastrointestinal reaction caused by intravenous drip of erythrocin medicines is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a nursing chair, in particular to an internal medicine nursing chair for children. Background technique [0002] At present, when nursing children with infectious diseases, the children are generally asked to lie directly on the hospital bed or sit on a chair to receive drips. Since the arms of the children receiving the drips are not fixed, if the children struggle because they are afraid of injections, they are prone to The phenomenon of bulging needles, repeated needling will increase the suffering of children. [0003] Infectious diseases in children are often treated with antibiotic infusions. The use of antibiotics can easily lead to decreased appetite and decreased immunity in children. In addition, winter is a season of high incidence of upper respiratory tract infections caused by Mycoplasma Chlamydia, and common antibiotics for Mycoplasma and Chlamydia infections are not effective, so erythromycin drugs are often use...

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[0002] At present, when nursing children with infectious diseases, the children are generally asked to lie directly on the hospital bed or sit on a chair to receive drips. Since the arms of the children receiving the drips are not fixed, if the children struggle because they are afraid of injections, they are prone to The phenomenon of bulging needles, repeated needle injections will increase the pain of the children

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