Anti-falling infusion hanger

Abstract

The invention discloses an anti-falling infusion hanger which comprises a guide rail, a sliding block, an upper rod, a lower rod and a sliding block hook connecting body, the upper rod and the lower rod are coaxially arranged, a plurality of infusion bottle hooks are evenly distributed on the lower rod in the circumferential direction, and the sliding block hook connecting body is formed by bending a steel plate. The middle end of the sliding block hook connecting body is bent to form a combination part with an arc-shaped cross section, and two free ends of the sliding block hook connecting body are symmetrically bent to form two cylinders; the two hooks are formed by bending a wire rod with a circular cross section; the sliding block is movably connected with the sliding block hook connecting body; the hook cross rods of the two hooks are respectively and movably arranged in a cylinder, and the hook cross rods and the cylinders are coaxially arranged; the free ends of the lower parts of the two hooks are bilaterally symmetrical; an upper rod lantern ring is arranged at the top of the upper rod; and the upper rod lantern ring is hung on the arc-shaped hooks of the two hooks in a sleeving manner. The upper rod and accessories thereof can be prevented from accidentally falling off from the guide rail, and high safety is achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to medical equipment, in particular to an infusion hanger. Background technique [0002] The infusion rack is an accessory required for intravenous injection, which is mainly used for hanging infusion bags or infusion bottles. [0003] In the prior art, the roof of the ward is provided with a guide rail and a slider, and the infusion hanger is movably connected with the slider. The infusion hanger includes an upper rod and a lower rod, and a relative distance locking device is arranged between the two to adjust the height of the infusion. [0004] During the infusion process, the patient needs to get out of bed to go to the toilet or move, so the infusion rack and the guide rail need to be detachable. In order to achieve the above functions, in the traditional infusion stand, a closed nose is generally hung downward on the slider, and a partially open semi-circular arc hook is connected to the top of the upper rod of the infusio...

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Problems solved by technology

In order to achieve the above functions, in the traditional infusion stand, a closed hanging nose is generally hung downward on the slider, and a partially opened semi-circular hook is connected to the top of the rod on the infusion hanger. Because there is an opening at the interface, the infusion stand often appears Accidental detachment, resulting in adverse events of crushing injury to the patient

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