Medicine spraying and oxygen conveying breathing mask for respiratory medicine department

Abstract

The invention provides a medicine spraying and oxygen conveying breathing mask for a respiratory medicine department, belongs to the technical field of medical equipment for the respiratory medicine department, and solves the problems that a breathing mask is poor in liquid medicine atomization and absorption and does not have the functions of oxygen supplementing, medicine adding and the like. The medicine spraying and oxygen conveying breathing mask comprises an air blowing box and a mask body, wherein an air blowing mechanism is arranged in the air blowing box; the air blowing mechanism comprises an air outlet pipe; the air outlet pipe is connected with an elastic atomization pipe; the elastic atomization pipe is connected with an atomization bottle; symmetrical communicating pipes arearranged on the two sides of the mask body; the atomization bottle is connected to the middle end of the mask body through a pipeline; a mouth piece is arranged at the middle end of the inner side ofthe mask body; an oxygen box is fixed to the upper end of the air blowing box; the upper end of the oxygen box is connected with a gas filtering bottle through a valve body; the upper end of the gas filtering bottle is connected with an elastic oxygen pipe; and the elastic oxygen pipe is connected with the communicating pipes. According to the invention, liquid medicine can be rapidly atomized andeffectively and rapidly enters the body of a patient, and the liquid medicine directly reaches a focus for rapid treatment; and meanwhile, oxygen and medicament can be effectively supplemented, and air cooling heat dissipation can be also conducted, so that the functions are complete.

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[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of respiratory internal medicine medical equipment, and relates to a breathing mask, in particular to a drug spraying oxygen delivery breathing mask for respiratory internal medicine. Background technique

[0002] For some of the most common diseases in respiratory medicine, such as colds, tonsillitis, sinusitis, whooping cough, pharyngitis, etc., the clinical manifestations are frequent throat discomfort, foreign body sensation, dryness, itching, irritating cough, and bad breath.

[0003] In the clinical practice of respiratory medicine, hot water is usually used to brew powdered medicines and directly act on the painful parts to exert the medicinal effect. Generally, a tube is used to probe into the nasal cavity, and the powdered medicine is sprayed into the patient's oral cavity. Because the oral cavity is connected to the entrance of the respiratory tract and the entrance of the digestive tract, the exis...

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