An adjustable nursing hand cushion

Abstract

An adjustable nursing hand cushion is characterized in that the nursing hand cushion comprises a hand cushion body, an air bag and an inflatable air bag; one end of the hand cushion body is in the shape of a hand, and the other end is in the shape of a rectangle; the top end face of the hand cushion body is provided with a finger cover, a wrist cover and an arm cover; a layer of flannel is coveredon that top end face of the hand cushion body, the interior of the hand cushion body is memory latex, and the bottom end of the hand cushion body is provide with a nylon hook belt; a nylon velvet belt is arranged at the top of the air bag; the air bag is provided with a pipe joint, and one end of the pipe joint is connected with a sealing plug; the inflatable air bag comprises a rubber hose, an inlet valve is arranged at one end of the rubber ball, an outlet check valve is arranged at the other end of the rubber ball, one end of the rubber hose sleeves the check valve interface, and a pneumatic control valve is arranged at the side of the rubber hose. The nursing hand cushionis characterized in that each component is mutually independent, can be quickly assembled and disassembled, is convenient to store or use, the modelling design accords with ergonomics, is simple and convenient to use, and improves the efficiency and quality of medical service.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to an adjustable nursing hand pad, belonging to the technical field of medical device applications. Background technique [0002] The clinical manifestations of patients with loss of limb function are limb loss of consciousness, and the brain loses control over the limbs, which is commonly referred to as paralysis. Patients with loss of hand and limb function refer to patients whose hands cannot move. The state of sagging, this condition will lead to muscle atrophy in the hands, poor blood circulation, poor circulation in the limbs, causing edema, the so-called disuse syndrome. [0003] In order to prevent disuse syndrome, clinically there will be placement nursing methods for different limb functions. The correct way to place the hand function position is to keep the wrist joint dorsiflexed at 20-30 degrees, the foot tilted at 5-10 degrees, and the fingers slightly separated. However, there is currently a lack of nursing hand p...

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Problems solved by technology

However, there is currently a lack of nursing hand pads for patients with loss of hand and limb function in clinical practice. Medical staff generally use gauze or small pillows to raise the patient's hands, which is inconvenient to use and has poor nursing effects.

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