Nursing bed for inpatient treatment of tumor patients

Abstract

The invention relates to a nursing bed for hospitalization of a tumor patient. The nursing bed comprises a bed body and a bed board, and an oral mucosa nursing device and a vomitus collecting device are arranged on the two sides of the bed body respectively; the oral mucosa nursing device comprises a box body and a nursing assembly; the nursing assembly comprises a tooth-biting plate, a mouth ball, a liquid-carrying balloon and a liquid guide tube; the vomitus collecting device comprises a collecting bag, a flow guide hose and a containing head; the containing head comprises a handheld tube, aself-closing pipe head and an opening control assembly; the self-closing pipe head comprises a limiting ring and a plurality of supporting rods arranged around the pipe head; thin membranes are arranged between every two adjacent supporting rods, the limiting ring sleeves the pipe head of the handheld pipe, and the lower portions of the supporting rods penetrate through the limiting ring. The head end is in a closed state under the initial state of the self-closing pipe head; opening / closing of the self-closing pipe head can be controlled through the opening control assembly. The nursing bedhas the advantages of having an oral mucosa nursing function and a vomitus treatment function and being capable of reducing the workload of medical staff.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a nursing bed for inpatient treatment of tumor patients. Background technique [0002] Tumor is a genetic disease, which refers to the new organisms formed by the abnormal growth of monoclonal abnormal growth due to the change of genes under the action of carcinogenic factors, and the loss of normal regulation of its growth. lump. Chemotherapy is an important means of treating malignant tumors, but while chemical drugs kill tumor cells, they also kill normal cells in the human body and cause certain toxicity to tissues and organs. For different degrees of xerostomia and oral mucositis, chemotherapy drugs can not only inhibit or kill tumor cells, but also have obvious toxic effects on the oral mucosal tissue that regenerates faster. After radiation exposure, in addition to the decrease in saliva secretion, It can also cause changes in its properties, making saliva viscou...

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[0003] At present, in the nursing process of tumor patients, in order to relieve the pain caused by oral ulcers, the patient is usually asked to rinse some nursing solution in the mouth. Keep it for 3-5 minutes, and during chemotherapy, frequent mouthwash care is required. Long-term gargle will cause muscle stiffness in the patient's mouth and produce obvious discomfort. In order to solve this problem, some medical staff inhale it with a sponge Mouthwash, and then put it into the patient's mouth, which can reduce the burden on the patient to a certain extent, but the sponge needs to be replaced frequently, and it is not easy to control the strength of oral extrusion. Come out of the sponge, if the squeeze is heavy, more mouthwash will be squeezed out, and it will easily overflow from the mouth

In view of the patient's vomiting, trash cans or spittoons are usually placed in the ward to receive the patient's vomit. If the spittoon is used to vomit, the vomit is often splashed on the ground. On the other hand, if the vomit is not disposed of in time, the smell will spread to the ward, affecting the indoor environment and further inducing the patient to vomit.

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