Lip nursing auxiliary device and application method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a lip nursing auxiliary device, and in particular to a nursing device. A lip-shaped clamping groove is formed by bonding a plurality of arc-shaped groove pads made of a silicone rubber material, two sides of each of the plurality of arc-shaped groove pads are respectively provided with sawtooth adhesive heads, the plurality of arc-shaped groove pads are bonded by the sawtooth adhesive heads at two sides to form creases; the inner surfaces of the plurality of arc-shaped groove pads are provided with a moisturizing dressing pad; the moisturizing dressing pad is composedof a polyethylene outer coating, a hydrogel moisturizing layer, a polyurethane (PU) film protective layer and a non-woven fabric layer; the upper ends of the inner surfaces of the plurality of arc-shaped groove pads are provided with an adhesive A; and the middle upper parts of the plurality of arc-shaped groove pads are respectively provided with through holes. According to the invention, moisturizing nursing of the lip part of a patient can be realized; and through natural occlusion and fixation of the upper jaw and the lower jaw of the patient at the lip part, a rubber pad is not needed. The use method is simple, replacement is convenient, and injury to the patient is avoided. In addition, medication nursing can be carried out aiming at wounds of the lip part of the patient.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a care device, in particular to a lip care aid and its application method. Background technique [0002] In clinical nursing, patients under anesthesia or coma often have chapped lips because their lips cannot be moistened for a long time. Patients under general anesthesia or coma cannot drink water for a long time to moisten their lips, which will lead to chapped lips and dead skin, which is serious. It affects the patient's speech and eating. In order to solve this situation, the medical staff must constantly take a cotton swab and moisten the lips. It may also become more and more serious. The effect of moistening the lips with cotton swabs is not obvious; in addition, for patients with wounds on the lips, if the patients' lips are bandaged in the daily care process, not only It will affect the patient's normal speech, and it will also bring great inconvenience to the patient's diet. During the eating process of the patie...

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[0002] In clinical nursing, patients under anesthesia or coma often have chapped lips because their lips cannot be moistened for a long time. Patients under general anesthesia or coma cannot drink water for a long time to moisten their lips, which will lead to chapped lips and dead skin, which is serious. It affects the patient's speech and eating. In order to solve this situation, the medical staff must constantly take a cotton swab and moisten the lips. It may also become more and more serious. The effect of moistening the lips with cotton swabs is not obvious; in addition, for patients with wounds on the lips, if the patients' lips are bandaged in the daily care process, not only It will affect the patient's normal speech, and it will also bring great inconvenience to the patient's diet. During the eating process of the patient with a wound on the lip, the food is easy to directly contact the patient's lip wound, which not only brings pain to the patient, And it can also cause wound infection. At present, there are still some problems to be solved in the lip care of clinical patients, as follows:

[0003] 1. In the nursing process of deeply comatose patients, there is no simple and convenient device that can moisten the patient's lips by itself. It is of great practical value to study a lip moisturizing device for clinical nursing

[0004] 2. During the long-term coma of some comatose patients, the patient's lips will be chapped, and in severe cases, they will also be infected and swollen, causing pain and feeling that the lips are very dry. It can alleviate the further chapped lips to a certain extent. This method is time-consuming and laborious for nursing staff and patients, and there are many inconveniences in nursing

However, there still exist the need for nursing staff to perform manual operations, which wastes time and causes a lot of inconvenience.

[0006] 4. In clinical care, lip stickers are also used to moisturize the patient's lips. The existing lip stickers contain adhesive pads, which need to be adhered to the patient's lips when used, and torn off when replaced. It will cause secondary damage to the dry and cracked lips, and the rubber pad may also cause harm to patients with skin allergies, and it will cause pain every time it is replaced, which is inconvenient to use

[0007] 5. Using a lip balm without a rubber pad can not be fixed, and the patient will fall off when eating or drinking, and the nursing and moisturizing effect is not good

[0008] 6. The current lip stickers are all attached to the lips during use. When the patient is eating or drinking, the juice of the food will contact the lip wound through the lip sticker and cause damage to the lip wound.

[0009] 7. Use a bandage to protect the cleft of the patient's lip. The wound on the lip heals slowly and is prone to bacterial infection. It takes a long time to heal, which brings unnecessary pain to the patient

[0012] In the course of clinical nursing, in the nursing of chapped lips, there are still the above-mentioned problems that cannot be solved, which will affect the health of patients. Researching a lip moisturizing device for clinical nursing has great medical significance and practical value.

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