Multifunctional drinking assisting cup

Abstract

The invention discloses a drinking assisting cup, and aims to provide a multifunctional drinking assisting cup which facilitates liquid drinking, and is convenient to lift and carry and capable of automatically controlling the drinking amount for patients with neck stiffness or dyskinesia, limited hypsokinesis activity of heads and dysphagia caused by various causes. The cup comprises a cup body and a cup cover, the cup cover is arranged on the outer side of a cup opening of the cup body in a sleeving mode, a suction nozzle and an air opening are formed in the top of the cup cover, and a communicating valve, a gland buckling ring and an elastic membrane bag gasket ring are sequentially arranged between the cup cover and the cup body from top to bottom; one end of the communicating valve isembedded in the suction nozzle, a ball only rolling in the communicating valve is arranged in the communicating valve, the ball is attached to the inner side wall of the communicating valve, and a through groove allowing liquid to pass through is formed in the side wall of the communicating valve. By using the elastic membrane bag liner, the restoring force of the elastic membrane bag ensures that the upper liquid level of the liquid in the cup is at a constant position, a user does not need to lean back and raise the head during drinking, and particularly for patients with stiff necks or dyskinesia, the burden of nursing personnel can be greatly reduced.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of modern medical rehabilitation nursing medical supplies, in particular to a multifunctional drinking cup. Background technique [0002] Water cups are commonly used drinking water containers in people's daily life. At present, enterprises that manufacture water cups pay more attention to the shape design of water cups, but there are not many improvements in functions. However, many patients with senile dementia, neck dyskinesia, and swallowing dysfunction cannot solve the resulting neck stiffness or dyskinesia when using a cup to drink liquid. The patient's head backward movement is limited and difficulty swallowing occurs. Furthermore, the occurrence of aspiration pneumonia complications cannot be avoided when drinking liquids, resulting in the inability to meet the daily fluid supplement needs of patients. [0003] Chinese Patent Publication No. CN 203694141U, published on July 9, 2014, the name of the invention ...

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Problems solved by technology

Its shortcoming is that there is no easy-to-hold device on the cup body, and at the same time, when you want to drink a full cup of liquid, your head and neck must be stretched back, and there is no solution for controlling the amount of drinking water

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