Venous transfusion leakage-proof device for operating room nursing

Abstract

The invention discloses a venous transfusion leakage-proof device for operating room nursing. The device comprises a first base plate and a second base plate, wherein two fixing shafts are fixed on a right side wall of the first base plate; and the end parts of the fixing shafts penetrate through the shaft holes in the middle part of the second base plate and are exposed on the right side of the second base plate. The venous transfusion leakage-proof device for operating room nursing has a simple structure, is high in adjusting capacity and is suitable for fixing the palms of different patients; a distance between two lateral baffles and the height of the lateral baffles relative to the first base plate are changed in the manner of adjusting a first nut and an adjusting nut, so that the applicability is promoted; and the hand back is fixed for preventing the shaking of a syringe needle caused by palm distorting, the syringe needle penetrates through a needle sleeve, an infusion tube is adhered to a splicing plate through an adhesive tape, the palm is fixed through the lateral baffles, the syringe needle is indirectly fixed with the lateral baffles, and the syringe needle and the hand are kept static, so that the drug leakage caused by the traditional fixing mode is avoided, and the labor intensity of the medical staff is effectively reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to an anti-leakage device for intravenous transfusion used in operating room care. Background technique [0002] Intravenous infusion is the most routine and common treatment method in clinical medicine, but it is also prone to venous leakage. The effective preventive measures that can be taken at present are to actively eliminate risk factors, such as improving venipuncture techniques and avoiding mechanical damage. The drug concentration and intravenous injection speed should be well controlled, nursing observation should be strengthened, drug leakage should be avoided as far as possible, serious complications should be avoided, and patients’ pain can be reduced. The wrist has a large range of motion, especially children and patients who are unconscious and have a long infusion time, which is more likely to cause leakage; especially some high-concentration and strong irr...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Intravenous infusion is the most routine and common treatment method in clinical medicine, but it is also prone to venous leakage. The effective preventive measures that can be taken at present are to actively eliminate risk factors, such as improving venipuncture techniques and avoiding mechanical damage. Drug concentration and intravenous injection speed should be well controlled, nursing observation should be strengthened, drug leakage should be avoided as far as possible, serious complications should be avoided, and patients’ pain can be reduced. The wrist has a large range of motion, especially children and patients who are unconscious and have a long infusion time, which is more likely to cause leakage; especially some high-concentration and strong irritating drugs leak into the subcutaneous, which will cause subcutaneous necrosis and lead to tendon contracture. Affects hand function. Therefore, under normal circumstances, nursing staff use longer adhesive plasters to fix hands after puncture, which is cumbersome, time-consuming, and difficult to operate: too tight adhesive plasters affect titers, and long-term fixation produces cycles Obstacles, causing swelling in the hands; too loose paste and no fixation effect

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