PICC (peripherally inserted central catheter) upper limb supporting device for bedridden patient

Abstract

The invention discloses a PICC (Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter) upper limb supporting device for a bedridden patient. The PICC upper limb supporting device comprises a mounting assembly, a connecting assembly, a sliding connecting seat, an arm supporting plate and a sterile towel supporting plate, the mounting component is mounted at the bottom of a sickbed; the connecting assembly is movably connected with the mounting assembly, and the connecting assembly is suitable for sliding in the length direction of the sickbed; a mounting groove is formed in the connecting assembly and extends in the vertical direction. The sliding connecting seat is arranged in the mounting groove, and the sliding connecting seat is suitable for sliding in the vertical direction; the arm supporting plate is movably connected with the sliding connecting seat, the arm supporting plate is suitable for sliding in the width direction of the sickbed, and the arm supporting plate is used for supporting an arm; the sterile towel supporting plate is connected with the upper end of the sliding connecting base and used for supporting a sterile towel. The PICC upper limb supporting device for the bedridden patient is simple in structure, convenient to use, diversified in function and high in practicability, and the position of the arm supporting plate can be adjusted according to requirements.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical supplies, in particular to a device for supporting the upper limbs of bedridden patients with PICC tubes. Background technique [0002] PICC uses a catheter to puncture from the veins of the peripheral arm. The catheter goes directly to the superior vena cava, avoiding direct contact between chemotherapy drugs and arm veins. In addition, the blood flow of large veins is fast, which can quickly dilute chemotherapy drugs and prevent drug damage. The stimulation of blood vessels can effectively protect the veins of the upper limbs, reduce the occurrence of phlebitis, relieve the pain of patients, and improve the quality of life of patients. It has been widely used in clinical practice. However, after PICC catheterization, in some patients, the catheter is located in the internal jugular vein, and the position of the catheter needs to be adjusted in time. By shaking the head of the bed and raising the upper lim...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, PICC tube placement and tube adjustment are performed on ordinary beds. Therefore, corresponding arm support brackets need to be used. However, the existing arm support brackets have single functions and relatively complicated structures, which are not easy to use.

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