Cleaning device for medical apparatus and instruments

Abstract

The invention discloses a cleaning device for medical apparatus and instruments, and relates to the technical field of medical apparatus and instruments. The cleaning device comprises a liquid storage barrel, a liquid outlet pipe, an elbow pipe, a grip ring, an atomizer, jet holes, an atomizer connection pipe, and a liquid inlet; the liquid storage barrel is connected with the liquid outlet pipe; the liquid outlet pipe is connected with the elbow pipe; the middle section of the elbow pipe is provided with the grip ring, and one end of the elbow pipe is provided with the atomizer; the atomizer comprises the jet holes, the atomizer connection pipe and the liquid inlet; the middle of the atomizer connection pipe is provided with the liquid inlet, and the long and thin jet holes are evenly distributed at the side edge of the atomizer connection pipe; the atomizer is made of PP plastics. The cleaning is uniform and thorough, and the operation difficulty of medical personnel is reduced. The cleaning device has the advantages of simple structure, reasonable arrangement, low production cost and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical instruments, in particular to a cleaning device for medical instruments. Background technique [0002] The main principle of a cleaner for medical equipment is to use flowing pulsed water to remove dental plaque and food remaining below the gum line, thereby improving the health of the gums. A scrubber for a medical device is more effective in treating dental plaque, gingivitis, and the like. The crevices, grooves, and cracks on the occlusal surface of the teeth are where 80% of tooth decay occurs. A medical device cleaner can allow water or liquid medicine to enter the occlusal surface crevices to neutralize the acidic substances inside. [0003] At present, stomatologists need to rinse the root canal when performing root canal surgery on patients. The prior art mainly uses straight needle tubes for irrigation, which is very inconvenient and incomplete, which adds a great deal of time to the med...

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[0003] At present, stomatologists need to rinse the root canal when performing root canal surgery on patients. The prior art mainly uses straight needle tubes for irrigation, which is very inconvenient and incomplete, which adds a great deal of time to the medical staff. Due to the difficulty of work, the elbow head of a cleaning device of a medical device in the prior art uses a brush to clean while cleaning. This cleaning method cannot clean the dead corners of the oral cavity well, and the cleaning efficiency is not high. Medical personnel need to repeatedly cleaning, cumbersome work

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