a medical clip

Abstract

The invention relates to a medical clamp. The clamp comprises a barrel body, a first through hole is formed in the middle of the lower end face of the barrel body, and a vertical pipe is arranged in the first through hole; the upper end of the vertical pipe is open, a second through hole is formed in the middle of the lower end face of the vertical pipe, first horizontal rods are symmetrically andfixedly arranged at the two sides of the upper end of the vertical pipe, and the outer ends of the first horizontal rods are fixedly connected with the inner bottom of the barrel body through first hydraulic rods; first springs sleeve movable rods of the first hydraulic rods, the upper ends of the first springs are fixedly connected to the bottoms of the corresponding first horizontal rods, and the lower ends of the first springs are fixedly connected with the upper ends of cylinder bodies of the corresponding first hydraulic rods; third through holes are symmetrically formed in the left andright sides of the barrel body, and horizontal first elastic retractable rods are fixedly arranged at the upper and lower sides of the inner ends of the third through holes. The medical clamp can helpmedical workers to better inject vaccine or medicine to muscles of children, an injector is clamped by the clamp so that the needle injection depth can be precisely controlled, and the situation is avoided that the medicine function of medicine is influenced due to excessively deep or shallow needle injection, and the bodies of children are damaged.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to a medical clip. Background technique [0002] Intramuscular injection is a commonly used method of drug injection treatment. It refers to injecting medicinal liquid into muscle tissue through a syringe to achieve the purpose of curing diseases. , and when injecting drugs with strong irritants or large doses. When injecting, the needle generally enters about 2.5~3cm (2 / 3 of the needle, which is reduced for emaciated and sick children). Children's skin and muscle tissue are thin, and medical staff need to grasp the needle more accurately when injecting vaccines and drugs. depth. Some vaccines have requirements for the injection depth. For example, if the BCG injection is too deep, it is easy to cause abscess at the injection site. In severe cases, repeated infection, abscess formation, and then rupture to form holes. Generally speaking, BCG vaccination also has a certa...

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Problems solved by technology

Some vaccines have requirements for the injection depth. For example, if the BCG injection is too deep, it is easy to cause abscess at the injection site. In severe cases, repeated infection, abscess formation, and then rupture to form a hole

Generally speaking, BCG vaccination also has a certain risk of tuberculosis infection, but the risk will be relatively low. Too deep injection mainly causes local abscesses

Moreover, most children are afraid of intramuscular injections. When they see the syringe, they are prone to emotional tension and body shaking, and it is difficult to cooperate with the work of medical staff. If the child's body moves arbitrarily during the injection, it is easy to cause muscle tissue damage.

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