Recycling type garbage can with needle separating function for hospital infectious disease department

Abstract

The invention discloses a recovery type garbage can with a needle separating function for a hospital infectious disease department, and the garbage can comprises a shell; a working cavity is formed in the shell, two collecting cavities are formed in the shell, the two collecting cavities are both located below the working cavity, the inner wall of the left side of the working cavity communicates with the outside through a feeding port, and the inner wall of the right side of the working cavity communicates with the outside through a discharging port. The collecting cavity located on the left side communicates with the working cavity through a discharging port, and the collecting cavity located on the right side communicates with the discharging port and a distributing port. The garbage can also comprises a triggering mechanism which comprises a pressing groove formed in the ground, and the pressing groove is located in the left side of the shell. According to the device, a needle head and plastic are crushed through the crushing roller, the plastic on the needle head is separated, the plastic attached to the needle head is shaken off through shaking of the moving plate, finally, separation and collection are conducted, and follow-up recycling of a recycling worker is facilitated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical facilities, in particular to a recyclable trash bin with needle separation function used in the Department of Infectious Diseases of a hospital. Background technique [0002] Syringes are a common medical consumable. After aseptic treatment, a channel between the vein and the liquid medicine is established for intravenous infusion. Syringe needles are widely used in the medical field, and random handling is also very common. For syringe needles , with the following problem: [0003] After the syringes are used, most of the infusion sets are put directly into the garbage bin. Since the infusion sets have needles, the recyclers have to separate the needles from the plastic during the recycling process. The labor load is large and it is inevitable. There will be situations where recyclers’ hands are stabbed by needles, and the used needles contain germs, especially the syringe needles used in the Department o...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] After the syringes are used, most of the infusion sets are put directly into the garbage bin. Since the infusion sets have needles, the recyclers have to separate the needles from the plastic during the recycling process. The labor load is large and it is inevitable. There will be situations where recyclers’ hands are stabbed by needles, and the used needles contain germs, especially the syringe needles used in the Department of Infectious Diseases. If the recyclers’ fingers are pricked, it is easy to cause germ infection to the recyclers. How to solve these problems is what we need to consider

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