Sputum splashing prevention nursing cover for tracheotomy patient

Abstract

The invention discloses a sputum splashing prevention nursing cover for a tracheotomy patient. The sputum splashing prevention nursing cover comprises a positioning ring, a fixing belt and an anti-splashing bag, wherein the positioning ring is annularly arranged on the skin on the outer side of a trachea incision; the fixing belt is used for fixing the positioning ring around the body of the patient with the trachea incision; the anti-splashing bag is in a bag shape with an opening, and the opening of the anti-splashing bag is detachably connected to the positioning ring. The sputum splashingprevention nursing cover for the tracheotomy patient and of the structure has the advantages that sputum splashing of the trachea incision can be prevented, the sputum splashing prevention nursing cover is safe and sanitary, the sputum excretion effect is not influenced, and the sputum splashing nursing cover is convenient to use and popularize.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of tracheotomy nursing, in particular to an anti-sputum splash nursing cover for tracheotomy patients. Background technique [0002] In otolaryngology, patients with tracheotomy are often encountered. Generally, a tracheal tube is inserted at the incision site to artificially establish an airway, and it is convenient for sputum to be sprayed directly from the incision. However, in the process of nursing patients' incisions, medical staff often encounter sputum sprayed from the incisions, spraying directly onto people's faces, or the walls of wards, resulting in the need to re-clean and paint the wards of the hospital after the cut-off time. Bring and very big inconvenience for the sanitation management of the hospital. In order to reduce the impact of sputum spraying from the incision on the medical staff and the ward environment, some hospitals will cover the incision with gauze. Although it can achieve a certain ef...

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Problems solved by technology

However, in the process of nursing patients' incisions, medical staff often encounter sputum sprayed from the incisions, spraying directly onto people's faces, or the walls of wards, resulting in the need to re-clean and paint the wards of the hospital after the cut-off time. It brings great inconvenience to the health management of the hospital

In order to reduce the impact

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