Special multifunctional vehicle for experiment laboratory primates

Abstract

The invention discloses a special multifunctional vehicle for experiment laboratory primates. The special multifunctional vehicle for experiment laboratory primates comprises a supporting frame (2), an operation platform (1) and walking wheels (3), wherein an extending board (8) is arranged on the left side of the operation platform (1) and provided with a monitor containing groove (10) and conventional test item containing grooves (9); an edge tool box (14) and a garbage bag placement area are arranged at the position, on the right side of the operation platform (1), of the supporting frame (2); bandages (12) are arranged on the operation platform (1); bandage fixing holes (13) are formed in the front edges of the operation platform (1); first-aid medicine placement cabinets (15) are arranged at the bottom of the operation platform (1); the supporting frame (2) is further provided with an oxygen tank placement board (5), an anesthesia machine placement board (6) and an infusion support (11). The special multifunctional vehicle for experiment laboratory primates has the advantages of being simple in structure, capable of orderly and reasonably arranging items needed by general experiments, and capable of achieving the effect of taking both anesthesia and vital sign monitoring into account.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an animal experiment trolley, in particular to a special multifunctional vehicle for primate experimental animal experiments. Background technique [0002] Primates, the order Primates, is an order of the class Mammalia and is currently the highest group in the animal kingdom. Primates with well-developed brains; eye sockets facing forward and narrow orbital distance; toes (fingers) of hands and feet are separated, thumbs are flexible, and most of them can hold against other toes (fingers); including prosimians and apes , mainly distributed in warm regions of the world; the largest primate is the gorilla, weighing up to 275 kg, and the smallest is the pygmy tamarin, weighing only 70 grams. Humans belong to the order of primates, which means that most primates (such as chimpanzees) are close relatives of humans; the primate experimental animals we most commonly use for biomedical research are macaques, including rhesus monkeys ...

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[0003] The object of the present invention is to provide a multi-functional and simple in structure, aiming at the defect that the function of the experimental trolley in the prior art is relatively monotonous, which easily leads to some operations not being carried out smoothly a

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