First-aid laryngoscope system integrating visualization and oxygen supply

Abstract

The invention relates to a first-aid laryngoscope system integrating visualization and oxygen supply. The first-aid laryngoscope system comprises a laryngoscope, a working catheter and an endoscope, wherein the laryngoscope comprises a laryngoscope lens and a laryngoscope handle, the laryngoscope lens is clamped to the laryngoscope handle and provided with a catheter groove, the working catheter is arranged in the catheter groove, and the endoscope is arranged in the working catheter. The first-aid laryngoscope system has the advantages that the system is capable of being operated fast, low in cost, capable of saving rescue time, simple in structure, easy to manufacture, suitable for industrial production, popularization and application, and the like; first-aid staff can diagnose fast by observing the conditions in the trachea of a patient after opening the trachea, fast oxygen supply can be performed at the same time, and rescue time is saved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of outdoor rapid first aid, is applicable to the technical field of pulmonary resuscitation devices in outdoor emergency centers, and in particular relates to a first aid laryngoscope system integrated with rapid visual oxygen supply. Background technique [0002] Tracheal intubation is a basic operation that pre-hospital emergency personnel must be proficient in, and it is a very important means of saving patients' lives. In the pre-hospital first aid, breathing, cardiac arrest, acute respiratory failure, a large amount of respiratory secretions need to be intubated for endotracheal suction, severe central nervous disease and respiratory dysfunction caused by craniocerebral injury, severe acute poisoning Respiratory depression, etc., should be immediately intubated to establish an artificial airway. [0003] When performing pre-hospital first aid, the patient's condition is critical and changes rapidly, and time is ...

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Problems solved by technology

Because traditional laryngoscopes are not visible, it is difficult to expose the glottis, which makes it difficult for patients to perform tracheal intubation, requiring multiple intubations, and delaying surgical rescue time

[0004] At the same time, traditional laryngoscopes do not provide a rapid oxygen supply device even if they are visual laryngoscopes. Emergency personnel need to insert the oxygen tube into the patient's larynx for oxygen supply after the airway is opened, which takes more time

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