Surgical accessory gauze suction liquid weighing balance

Abstract

The invention relates to a surgical accessory gauze suction liquid weighing balance. The surgical accessory gauze suction liquid weighing balance comprises a weighing device, a liquid collecting tankand a supporting frame. The liquid collecting tank is arranged on the weighing device; the supporting frame comprises a supporting rod and a disk, and the lower end of the supporting rod is fixed in the liquid collecting tank; the disk is arranged at the upper end of the supporting rod; a plurality of accommodating grooves for placing gauze are formed in the disk; a plurality of first through holes are formed in the bottom of each accommodating groove. According to the surgical accessory gauze suction liquid weighing balance, through arranging the disk above the weighing device, medical staffcan place the gauze one by one in the accommodating grooves after the gauze is used, so that the weighing of the gauze adsorbed with the body fluid or blood and the counting of the number of the usedgauze are facilitated; through arranging the liquid collecting tank, the body fluid or blood adsorbed by the gauze can be collected in the liquid collecting tank through the first through holes to facilitate centralized treatment and to avoid contamination of a working table surface.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of weighing equipment, in particular to a surgical auxiliary material gauze liquid absorption weighing balance. Background technique [0002] During the clinical surgical operation, the gauze used must be counted according to the prescribed procedures. At present, most hospital operating room nurses often place the gauze in the dirt bucket or on the ground when counting the gauze, which often causes ground pollution in the operating room, and it is not easy to be clear at a glance. It is difficult to count the gauze at one time. It increases the workload and psychological burden for the nurses in the operating room, and when more blood or body fluids are absorbed on the gauze, it is also difficult to accurately estimate the amount of surgical bleeding. Contents of the invention [0003] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a surgical accessory gauze liquid absorption w...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, most hospital operating room nurses often place the gauze in the dirt bucket or on the ground when counting the gauze, which often causes ground pollution in the operating room, and it is not easy to be clear at a glance. It is difficult to count the gauze at one time. It increases the workload and psychological burden for nurses in the operating room, and it is difficult to accurately estimate the amount of surgical bleeding when more blood or body fluids are absorbed on the gauze

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