Disposable sterile venous transfusion device

Abstract

The invention relates to a disposable sterile venous transfusion device, and belongs to the field of medical apparatus and instruments. The disposable sterile venous transfusion device comprises a transfusion bag (2) and a transfusion tube (5) which are communicated, wherein the transfusion bag (2) and the transfusion tube (5) are integrally molded via machining, a sealant buckle (1) is arranged at the upper interior of the transfusion bag (2), and the sealant buckle (1) divides the transfusion bag (2) into a medicine placing area (12) and a normal saline placing area (11). The device disclosed by the invention has the advantages of having a simple structure and a reasonable design, simplifying the operation procedures, being able to avoid the faults in the operation, reducing the labor intensity for clinical nurses, being beneficial to improving the quality of care, reducing the generation of medical waste simultaneously, relieving the work stress of medical workers to a great extent, preventing the medical dispute from happening effectively, and thus having relatively strong practicability.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a disposable aseptic intravenous transfusion device, which belongs to the field of medical equipment. Background technique [0002] With the continuous development of infusion technology and the increasing clinical requirements, intravenous infusion can not only effectively replenish blood volume, improve microcirculation, maintain blood pressure, replenish water and electrolytes, adjust or maintain water, electrolytes and acid-base balance in the human body, and maintain normal physiology. The energy necessary for activities can also effectively detoxify, control infection, and treat diseases. It has become one of the important methods commonly used in clinical practice. However, at present, during intravenous infusion, an infusion bag and an infusion tube are required, and the infusion tube and the infusion bag are connected through a puncture device, and consumables such as syringes, needles, disinfectant, cotton swabs, gauz...

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Problems solved by technology

However, at present, during intravenous infusion, an infusion bag and an infusion tube are required, and the infusion tube and the infusion bag are connected through a puncture device, and consumables such as syringes, needles, disinfectant, cotton swabs, gauze, grinding wheels, and bottle cap opening tools are required to assist the intravenous infusion. The dispensing of infusions not only produces various particles through repeated punctures during the dispensing and dressing change process, but also produces glass chips when cutting the ampoule, which is likely to bring certain harm to patients, increase the cost of infusion, and bring harm to clinical nurses. Also increases work intensity

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