Vomit-stopping nursing device for chemotherapy

Abstract

The invention discloses a vomit-stopping nursing device for chemotherapy. The device comprises a fixed table, a movable plate is arranged at the top of the fixed table, the movable plate is slidably connected with the fixed table, a fixed plate is arranged at the top of the movable plate, electric push rods are arranged at the four corners of the bottom of the fixed plate, and the electric push rods are fixedly connected with the fixed table; and the output end of the electric push rod is in transmission connection with the fixed plate, a massage vomit-stopping mechanism is arranged at the bottom of the fixed plate, the massage vomit-stopping mechanism comprises a fixing notch, and the fixing notch is formed in the top of the fixed plate. The limiting disc rotates around the output shaft of the servo motor, then the massage contact at the bottom of the limiting disc rubs the abdomen of a patient, so that the stomach discomfort of the patient is relieved. Meanwhile, the gear ring in the fixing hole drives the gear outside the screw to rotate, then the screw is driven to rotate, and the screw pushes the movable sleeve in threaded connection with the screw to press downwards; therefore, the pressing contact is enabled to press the dovetail acupoint of the patient, and the vomiting symptom of the patient is further treated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of chemotherapy, in particular to an antiemetic nursing device for chemotherapy. Background technique [0002] Chemotherapy is the abbreviation of chemical drug therapy, which achieves the purpose of treatment by using chemotherapy drugs to kill cancer cells. Chemotherapy is currently one of the most effective means of treating cancer, together with surgery and radiotherapy, it is also known as the three major means of cancer treatment. Surgery and radiotherapy are local treatments, which are only effective for tumors at the treatment site. For potential metastatic lesions (cancer cells have actually metastasized, but cannot be found and detected clinically due to the limitations of current technical means) and clinical metastases cancers are difficult to treat effectively. Chemotherapy is a means of systemic treatment. No matter what route of administration is adopted (oral, intravenous and body cavity administrati...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, antiemetic drugs and massage corresponding acupoints are used to prevent vomiting after tumor chemotherapy. However, in actual use, antiemetic drugs are prone to side effects and may cause damage to patients. It is not conducive to the recovery of patients, and manual massage of acupoints is labor-intensive, and the comfort is poor, and the patient experience is poor

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