Toothbrush with flushing and sucking mechanism for critical patient

Abstract

The invention discloses a critically ill patient toothbrush with a flushing and sucking mechanism, which comprises a toothbrush body, the toothbrush body is provided with a toothbrush handle, a toothbrush connecting handle and a toothbrush head end, the toothbrush handle is internally provided with the flushing and sucking mechanism for flushing and sucking the oral cavity of a patient, and the flushing and sucking mechanism comprises a flushing assembly and a sucking and washing assembly. The flushing and sucking mechanism used for flushing and sucking the oral cavity of a patient is arranged in the toothbrush handle, when a medical worker brushes teeth on the critical patient, flushing fluid can be automatically flushed into the oral cavity of the patient through the flushing and sucking mechanism, water and stains generated after flushing can be discharged together, and the purpose of efficiently cleaning the interior of the oral cavity of the critical patient is achieved; and manual and strenuous cleaning is not needed.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical toothbrushes, in particular to a toothbrush for critically ill patients with a flushing mechanism. Background technique [0002] Medical toothbrush products are suitable for daily oral care and gum massage health care for adults, children and young children. Prevent periodontitis, gingivitis, bleeding gums, bad breath, gum recession better effect; [0003] In the prior art, when a medical toothbrush is applied to a critically ill patient, the patient's family members or medical staff are required to use it, and critically ill patients are often unconscious or unable to cooperate well, resulting in low nursing work efficiency and the effect of cleaning the patient's mouth. Poor, and some patients are unconscious or unable to actively spit out the water for cleaning the mouth. Medical staff often use the method of turning the patient over to discharge the water, or taking a syringe for suction, bu...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] In the prior art, when medical toothbrushes are applied to critically ill patients, they need to be used by the patient's family members or medical staff, and critically ill patients are often unconscious or unable to cooperate well, resulting in low nursing efficiency and the effect of cleaning the patient's mouth. Poor, and some patients are unconscious or unable to spit out the water used to clean the mouth actively. The medical staff often turn the patient over to drain the water, or use a syringe to inhale, but generally speaking, the nursing work is inconvenient to carry out

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