Intravenous infusion anti-leakage device for operating room nursing

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of intravenous infusion equipment, in particular to an intravenous infusion anti-leakage device for operating room nursing. The intravenous infusion anti-leakage device comprises a bottom plate, universal wheels arranged on the lower side of the bottom plate and a telescopic pipe fixed on the upper side of the bottom plate; a telescopic rod penetrates through the telescopic pipe, and the telescopic pipe and the telescopic rod are connected through bolts; a cantilever is welded to the top of the telescopic rod; a hook and a controller are arranged on the lower side of the cantilever; an infusion bottle is hung on the lower side of the hook; a throttling valve is arranged on the lower side of the infusion bottle; a needle head is connected to the lower side of the throttling valve through an infusion tube; and a containing table is arranged below the infusion bottle and comprises a table frame. The hand state of a patient is detected through a micro-pressure sensor, when the action range of the hand of the patient is relatively large, the controller controls the throttling valve to reduce infusion pressure, infusion leakage and safety accidents are avoided; and meanwhile through fixing of a limiting fork and an adhesive tape, the situation that the infusion tube shakes, the position of the needle head is affected, and mechanical injuries are caused to veins of the patient is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of intravenous infusion equipment, in particular to an anti-leakage device for intravenous infusion used in operating room care. Background technique [0002] Intravenous infusion is the most routine and common treatment method in clinical medicine, but it is also prone to venous leakage. The effective preventive measures that can be taken at present are to actively eliminate risk factors, such as improving venipuncture techniques and avoiding mechanical damage. Drug concentration and intravenous injection speed should be well controlled, nursing observation should be strengthened, drug leakage should be avoided as far as possible, serious complications should be avoided, and patients’ pain should be reduced. Large range of motion, especially children and patients who are unconscious and have long infusion time, are more likely to cause leakage; especially some high-concentration and strong irritating drugs ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Intravenous infusion is the most routine and common treatment method in clinical medicine, but it is also prone to venous leakage. The effective preventive measures that can be taken at present are to actively eliminate risk factors, such as improving venipuncture techniques and avoiding mechanical damage. Drug concentration and intravenous injection speed should be well controlled, nursing observation should be strengthened, drug leakage should be avoided as far as possible, serious complications should be avoided, and patients’ pain should be reduced. Large range of motion, especially children and patients who are unconscious and have long infusion time, are more likely to cause leakage; especially some high-concentration and strong irritating drugs leak into the subcutaneous, which will cause subcutaneous necrosis, lead to tendon contracture, and affect Hand function. Therefore, under normal circumstances, nursing staff use a long adhesive plaster to immobilize the hand after puncture, which is cumbersome and time-consuming, and is not easy to operate: too tight adhesive plaster will affect the titer, and long-term immobilization will cause circulatory obstacles , causing hand swelling; the paste is too loose to play a fixed role

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