Jacket for facilitating venous transfusion of PICC catheterized patient

Abstract

The invention provides a jacket for facilitating the venous transfusion of a PICC catheterized patient. A jacket body is respectively provided with openings with zippers above two sleeves, and elasticelastic bands are arranged at the openings. Due to such setting, after the patient wearing the jacket, a transfusion catheter can be conveniently connected just through the opening with the zipper, thereby realizing effective and safe transfusion, and after the transfusion is ended, the zipper is closed, the exposed catheter can be effectively fixed by the elastic elastic band, thereby ensuring an effective use time of the catheter wile facilitating the transfusion of the patient.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a kind of clothes worn by patients for infusion, in particular to a coat which is convenient for patients with PICC tubes to be used for intravenous infusion. Background technique [0002] PICC is a method of inserting a central venous catheter into the superior vena cava through a peripheral vein. The catheter stays in place for one year, and the "one-needle treatment" can save patients the pain of repeated punctures. Since the catheter can be used for half a year to a year, the catheter may come out or cause other problems if the patient does not pay attention to daily life. At the same time, since the catheter is usually placed on the elbow, the patient needs to place the catheter when performing intravenous infusion therapy. It is very inconvenient to pull the sleeves of the upper limbs close to the armpits, and it is not easy to keep the forearm warm when using the PICC catheter for infusion in winter, causing discomfort t...

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[0005] The present invention has the following advantages and effects: the patient-specific coat thus formed can be opened through the zipper when in use, and can be easily connected to the intravenous infusion catheter, so that the patient can infuse safely and effectively. The elastic elastic band fixes the exposed PICC catheter, making it safe and effective for infusion, and solves the problem that the patient inadvertently pulls the catheter in daily life, which may easily cause the catheter to protrude, resulting in the failure of effective use of the catheter

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