A disposable closed water receiver

Abstract

The invention relates to a disposable sealed drop pan. A cut-through window is arranged in the middle of a rear shell; an adjustment membrane is arranged on the window, and is made of flexible membrane materials; when the disposable sealed drop pan is used, cheekbones on a cheek are in contact with the adjustment membrane, and the adjustment membrane is extruded to change the shape, so that the drop pan completely fits to arc of the cheekbones on the cheek, and washed waste liquid cannot easily outflow from a part between the drop pan and the cheek.

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Technical field [0001] The invention designs the technical field of medical equipment, and specifically relates to a disposable closed water receiver. Background technique [0002] In order to improve the shortcomings of traditional hand-held water receivers in the past 10 years, nurses, patients or family members are required to help hold them. Traditional water receivers are prone to leaking, wetting the collar and our operating sheets, and need to be repeatedly disinfected. In the process of treatment and nursing, it is often necessary to rinse the eyes. At present, the treated infusion device is widely used as a irrigator in clinical practice, and a water receiver is used to collect the rinsed waste liquid. The water receiver currently in use will contact the cheekbones when it is close to the patient’s face, and make frictional contact with the patient’s cheekbones, which makes the patient feel uncomfortable. However, because the cheekbones of the face are in contact with th...

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Problems solved by technology

When the current water receiver is close to the patient's face, the water receiver will come into contact with the cheekbones, rubbing against the patient's cheekbones, which will make the patient feel uncomfortable. There is a gap between the water receiver and the face, so that the waste liquid after flushing flows out from the gap and wets the patient's collar

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