A catheter with automatic cleaning function

Abstract

The invention discloses a urinary catheter with an automatic cleaning function, which comprises a urinary catheter and a urine inlet and a urine outlet located at both ends of the catheter. The electromechanical connection has a No. 1 bevel gear, and the end of the urinary tube close to the urine inlet is rotatably provided with a No. 2 bevel gear. The No. 2 bevel gear extends toward the side of the urine inlet. The lower end is provided with a liquid storage bottle for receiving waste, and the present invention can automatically clean the secretions secreted by the genitals; the soft-bristled brush slowly reciprocates to clean the genitals, so as to avoid secondary damage to the patient caused by pulling the catheter; the catheter can be stretched freely, It is suitable for patients with different physiques; the liquid storage bottle can hold the genital secretions at any time to prevent the secretions from polluting the bed sheets; the soft brush automatically adjusts the angle, which is suitable for patients with different genital sizes, and is also suitable for cleaning the female genital opening.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a urinary catheter, in particular to a urinary catheter with an automatic cleaning function, and belongs to the field of medical technology. Background technique [0002] During the Jin Dynasty, medical scientists recorded urinary catheterization. With the deepening of medical practice, urinary catheterization was gradually accepted by doctors for its simplicity, convenience and effectiveness. By the Ming Dynasty, this technique had been widely used unprecedentedly. Urinary catheterization was described in a large number of medical literature at that time. Such as Li Shizhen's "Compendium of Materia Medica", Wang Kentang's "Criteria for Syndrome and Treatment", Zhu Huan's "Puji Fang", Sun Yikui's "Chishui Xuanzhu", Zhang Jingyue's "Jingyue Quanshu", etc. [0003] With the continuous development of medical science and technology, today's medical catheters are soft, non-irritating to patients, and have no allergic reactions. Th...

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[0003] With the continuous development of medical science and technology, today's medical catheters are soft, non-irritating to patients, and have no allergic reactions. There is foreign discharge, the patient is difficult to clean up, and most of the nurses are female. During daily cleaning, the nurses are embarrassed to encounter male patients, and the genital itself is inserted with a urinary catheter to clean it, which leads to secondary damage to the patient by pulling the urinary catheter. A catheter that can automatically clean the genitals is an inevitable trend in the research and development of medical catheters

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