Two-way anti-infection fully-sealed cabin

Abstract

The invention discloses a two-way anti-infection fully-sealed cabin. An overall structure is matched with a mainstream sickbed structure at present, a matching design of a cabin body and a base is adopted, the stability is high, the sectioned telescopic and foldable design of the cabin body can ensure that activities of patients in the cabin are unlimited, facilities in the cabin can meet medicaldemands and life demands of the patients at the same time, the comfort is high, one patient has one cabin, a room comprises multiple cabins, so that the utilization rate of a hospital ward is increased, the problem that wards are in short supply due to isolation is solved, and cross infection can be significantly reduced. Besides, the sealed cabin is a product with high cost performance, can be used once or reused after disinfection, the sealed cabin can be transported and handled if a high-risk critical patient dies, and infection due to person contact is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical supplies, in particular to a two-way anti-infection fully sealed cabin. Background technique [0002] In the infectious disease area of ​​the hospital, patients suffering from infectious diseases need to be strictly isolated for treatment and observation, and the medical staff and family members who come into contact with the patients have a very high risk of infection. During the outbreak period, the number of patients increased sharply, and isolation and treatment required a large amount of space, which led to a surge in the pressure on hospital admission and treatment of patients, strained beds and wards, and greatly increased the risk of cross-infection. [0003] Isolating patients in the form of a sealed cabin is a way to alleviate the shortage of medical resources. However, the sealed cabin has the following problems: 1. The space is small, and the comfort of the patient during treatment is extremely ...

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During the outbreak period, the number of patients increased sharply, and isolation treatment required a large amount of space, resulting in a surge in the pressure on hospital admission and treatment of patients, strained beds and wards, and greatly increased the risk of cross-infection

[0003] Isolating patients in the form of a sealed cabin is a way to alleviate the shortage of medical resourc

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