Clinical respiratory tract blockage removing device for respiratory medicine department

Abstract

The invention provides a clinical respiratory tract blockage removing device for the respiratory medicine department. The clinical respiratory tract blockage removing device comprises a supporting frame; each lifting assembly is provided with a moving plate in a sliding and erecting mode; the two L-shaped rods are fixedly connected with the plate surfaces of the two movable plates; the U-shaped supporting frame is driven by the two horizontal moving assemblies to move front and back. The pressing ball is erected at the frame bottom of the U-shaped supporting frame through a buffering structure; the two groups of rotary adjusting tables are erected at the top of the movable plate; one end of each L-shaped connecting piece is erected on the rotary adjusting table and is driven by the rotary adjusting table to rotate; a beating plate is erected at the lower end of the reciprocating motion assembly; the driving assembly is erected at the other end of the other L-shaped connecting piece; the two rotary adjusting tables rotate to drive the reciprocating motion assembly and the driving assembly to be matched, and the driving assembly drives the beating plate to move up and down. The device can replace medical staff, accurately press the lower part of the chest, and assist a patient in removing blockage of the respiratory tract in combination with regular flapping of the back.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a clinical airway blockage removal device in the department of respiratory medicine. Background technique [0002] The nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, and bronchi are the passages through which gas enters and exits the lungs. It is called the respiratory tract. It is characterized by the fact that the cavity wall or tube wall is surrounded by bone or cartilage as a scaffold to prevent collapse due to external pressure. It is an adaptability to ensure the smooth flow of gas. structure, while the upper airway refers to the passage of air from the nose to the throat. When the channel is blocked by foreign matter, it needs to be discharged in time to avoid affecting breathing. [0003] In the prior art, when the airway is blocked, the chest and back are usually pressed and slapped, thereby using air pressure to discharge the foreign body in the airway. As a result, the timi...

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[0003] In the prior art, when the airway is blocked, the chest and back are usually pressed and slapped, so as to expel the foreign matter in the airway by air pressure. As a result, the timing of treatment is delayed. In addition, in an emergency, patients cannot self-relieve blockage

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