Medical multi-purpose catheter-withdrawing-preventing restraining protective device

Abstract

The invention discloses a medical multi-purpose catheter-withdrawing-preventing restraining protective device. The medical multi-purpose catheter-withdrawing-preventing restraining protective device comprises a gripping ball, a finger restraining sleeve and an arm restraining protection belt, wherein the surface of the gripping ball is sleeved with a ring of annular fixing sleeve along the circumferential direction, the finger restraining sleeve is fixed to the outer peripheral face of the annular fixing sleeve, a connecting belt is arranged on each of two sides of the annular fixing sleeve and on the surface of the gripping ball, two ends of each connecting belt are connected with the annular fixing sleeve, the connecting belt far away from the palm in the two connecting belts is providedwith a sleeve ring, the finger restraining sleeve comprises an upper plate and a lower plate, the lower plate is sewn to the annular fixing sleeve, and the upper plate and the lower plate are detachably connected. With the medical multi-purpose catheter-withdrawing-preventing restraining protective device, the arm, the wrist and the fingers of a patient are restrained, so that the catheter withdrawing of the patient can be effectively prevented, the patient can conveniently carry out the gripping power training, the blood circulation of the patient is promoted, and medical workers can conveniently carry out the operations including monitoring the oxyhemoglobin saturation and monitoring the peripheral blood glucose.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medical care appliances, in particular to a medical multifunctional anti-extubation restraint protector. Background technique [0002] Hospitalized patients often use a variety of catheters with different functions according to their conditions during treatment, such as: tracheal intubation, gastric tube, urinary catheter, central venous catheter through peripheral venous puncture, chest drainage tube, etc. These catheters It is very important for patients. These tubes are like the lifeline of patients. Some catheters will be fatal to patients if they fall off, but some patients often unintentionally extubate due to pain, itching and other reasons. This kind of unplanned extubation, In mild cases, the catheter needs to be reset, which increases the pain of the patient, prolongs the hospital stay, and brings economic losses to the patient. In severe cases, it may lead to the deterioration of the patient's ...

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[0002] Hospitalized patients often use a variety of catheters with different functions according to their conditions during treatment, such as: tracheal intubation, gastric tube, urinary catheter, central venous catheter through peripheral venous puncture, chest drainage tube, etc. These catheters It is very important for patients. These tubes are like the lifeline of patients. Some catheters will be fatal to patients if they fall off, but some patients often unintentionally extubate due to pain, itching and other reasons. This kind of unplanned extubation, In mild cases, the catheter needs to be reset, which increases the pain of the patient, prolongs the hospital stay, and brings economic losses to the patient. In severe cases, it may lead to the deterioration of the patient's condition and even endanger the life of the patient.

[0003] Chinese Patent Publication No. CN 201394110 Y discloses a restraint belt for the upper limbs. One end of the bandage is provided with a square buckle, the other end of the bandage is provided with several buckles, and the back side of the bandage is provided with a wrist strap. There are snap-in buckles, when using, first put one end of the bandage with several snap-in buckles through the square buckle at the other end of the bandage, buckle the snap-in buckles and hang them on the patient's neck, and then fix the patient's handle on the wristband Although the upper limb restraint can restrain the patient's upper limb activities to a certain extent, the upper limb restraint belt cannot restrain the patient's fingers, and the patient can still perform extubation through finger movements, and the reliability of preventing patient extubation is low.

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