Ophthalmologic flushing device

Abstract

The invention relates to an ophthalmologic flushing device which comprises a flusher, a flushing tube, a flushing head, an eye protecting cover, a head fixing device, a drainage tube and a drainage bottle. The eye protecting cover comprises two eyeshade frames which are connected through a nose pad. The inner surfaces, close to a human body, of the eyeshade frames are provided with medical silica gel layers. The eyeshade frames are provided with blocking protecting wings. Drainage cotton sheets are arranged in the blocking protecting wings which are provided with drainage connectors. The drainage connectors are detachably connected with the drainage tube. The outer surfaces, away from the medical silica gel layers, of the eyeshade frames are provided with supporting bases. Supporting frames are arranged on the supporting bases and provided with fixing clips. Two eyelid opening hooks are arranged on the eyeshade frames. The ophthalmologic flushing device is simple in structure and can liberate medical staff, reduce labor intensity, ensure effective collection of flushing liquid, prevent patient clothes from being contaminated and ensure the safety of a patient.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical instruments, in particular to an ophthalmic flushing device. Background technique [0002] In the process of ophthalmic treatment and nursing, it is often necessary to flush the eyes. When flushing, the patient should take a supine or sitting position, which has the following disadvantages: First, the dirty liquid flowing out of the eyes after flushing will flow to the external auditory canal, head, nasal cavity, The mouth or neck may also stain the patient's clothes; the second is that the existing irrigator cannot turn up the upper eyelid and directly rinse the inside of the eye; the third is that if acid, alkali and other chemical substances enter the patient's eye, it needs to be rinsed for a long time. The medical staff holds the rinse head and stands all the time, which is labor-intensive. Fourth, when the medical staff holds the rinse head for a long time, inadvertently shaking the patient's eyes may...

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[0002] In the process of ophthalmic treatment and nursing, it is often necessary to flush the eyes. When flushing, the patient should take a supine or sitting position, which has the following disadvantages: First, the dirty liquid flowing out of the eyes after flushing will flow to the external auditory canal, head, nasal cavity, The mouth or neck may also stain the patient's clothes; the second is that the existing irrigator cannot turn up the upper eyelid and directly rinse the inside of the eye; the third is that if acid, alkali and other chemical substances enter the patient's eye, it needs to be rinsed for a long time. The medical staff hold the rinse head and stand all the time, which is labor-intensive; Fourth, when the medical staff hold the rinse head for a long time, inadvertently shaking the patient's eyes will accidentally injure the patient's eyes, which brings safety hazards to the patient

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