Drinking water bottle for oral care of radiotherapy patient

Abstract

The invention relates to a drinking water bottle for oral care of a radiotherapy patient. The drinking water bottle at least comprises a bottle cap, a bottle body and a containing base plate. The drinking water of the patient can be atomized through ultrasonic atomization, the drinking water bottle can be detachable, when a common patient needs mist suction treatment, a mist outlet coil pipe is placed into the oral cavity for treatment, and when a large amount of drinking water is needed, the bottle cap is screwed, and drinking is achieved by taking down a fog outlet head from the bottle body. In order to prevent the mist outlet coil pipe from being polluted, the mist outlet coil pipe can be contained in the bottle cap. For some radiotherapy patients needing to inhale oxygen, the oral care drinking water bottle is detachably connected to an oxygen inhalation mask, the problem that the radiotherapy patients are thirsty is solved through active steam supply, in addition, the oral care drinking water bottle is provided with a conventional water adding opening, water can be added into the bottle body during treatment, and the oral care drinking water bottle has the heating and heat preservation functions.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of radiotherapy nursing, in particular to a drinking bottle for oral care of radiotherapy patients. Background technique [0002] Tumor radiotherapy is a local treatment method that uses radiation to treat tumors. Radiation includes X-rays, γ-rays, electron beams, and other particle beams. Most cancer patients need radiation therapy during the treatment of cancer. The role and status in the treatment have become increasingly prominent, and it has become one of the main means of treating malignant tumors. However, for patients with nasopharyngeal carcinoma radiotherapy, during the radiotherapy process, while the radiation kills cancer cells, it will also cause damage to salivary cells. Therefore, after treatment, radiotherapy patients often experience a series of symptoms such as dry mouth, nasal discomfort, and vomiting, and it is necessary to properly moisturize the mouth and respiratory tract. [0003] Ho...

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[0003] However, in the prior art, radiotherapy patients usually drink water to moisten the mouth, but when drinking water, the water entering the patient's oral cavity cannot be evenly distributed in the patient's oral cavity, which cannot effectively relieve the symptoms of radiotherapy patients' dry mouth. Vomiting symptoms can also increase due to excessive drinking

[0004] For most patients with nasopharyngeal carcinoma undergoing radiotherapy, it usually takes one and a half to two years for the symptoms of dry mouth to recover, and even more, the recovery period can reach three years. Coma, emphysema, dyspnea syndrome, infectious pneumonia and other symptoms often require hospitalization. During this period, it is necessary to wear an oxygen inhalation mask to breathe normally. However, there is a common problem with ordinary oxygen inhalation masks: During the process of oxygenation, only oxygen can be inhaled, and water vapor cannot be inhaled, which lea

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