Multifunctional hospital dress for patient in department of cardiology
By designing multi-functional medical clothing, including fixed bags, limiting components and interlayer pockets, the problems of postoperative wound management and privacy protection in cardiology patients are solved, and effective management and care of postoperative wounds are achieved, reducing the risk of infection and nurses Operation time.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202420942114.7
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-04-30
- Publication Date
- 2024-12-17
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-04-30
AI Technical Summary
The patient's hospital gowns of cardiology patients cannot effectively protect the patient's privacy when they need to be frequently unbined, connected and replaced with electrodes. The overall structure is simple and the function is single, resulting in patients' susceptibility to cold and increased risk of infection.
A multi-functional medical suit is designed, including cardigan vests, sleeves, fixing bags, limiting components, open and close flap and mezzanine pockets. It provides various functions such as salt bags by sewing sleeves, fixing bags, limiting components and mezzanine pockets. Fixation, observation port design, ice pack cold compress and Velcro fixation meet the needs of postoperative wound management and limb function exercise.
It effectively avoids postoperative wound bleeding, hematoma and electrode displacement, and reduces joint stiffness and muscle atrophy, saves nurses' operating time, provides a more comprehensive nursing experience and higher privacy protection.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to the field of medical supplies, in particular to a multifunctional sick gown for cardiology patients. Background Art
[0002] Patients in the cardiac intensive care unit need 24-hour ECG, blood pressure and blood oxygen monitoring due to their critical illness and rapidly changing condition. Patients need to repeatedly untie, connect and replace electrodes due to outpatient examinations, heavy sweating and electrode displacement. At this time, patients need to "expose their chests and breasts" to fully expose their chest and abdomen. With a large area of skin exposed, patients are very susceptible to cold, and infections are more likely to be aggravated in patients with low immunity. At present, the hospital gowns worn by cardiac patients cannot protect patients' privacy well in the above circumstances. The existing hospital gowns have a simple overall structure and a single function. Utility Model Content
[0003] (1) Technical issues to be solved
[0004] In order to solve the problem that the hospital gowns worn by cardiac patients cannot well protect the privacy of patients under the above circumstances, the existing hospital gowns have a simple overall structure and a single function.
[0005] (2) Technical solution
[0006] The technical scheme of the utility model is: a multifunctional sick gown for cardiology patients, comprising a cardigan vest; further comprising sleeves, fixing pockets, a limiting component, an opening and closing flap and a sandwich pocket, wherein sleeves are sewn at the edge positions of two sleeves of the cardigan vest, a fixing pocket is sewn on the surface of the cardigan vest from the left clavicle to the fourth and fifth ribs, a limiting component is arranged between the cardigan vest and the left arm sleeve, an opening and closing flap is sewn on the surface of the left arm sleeve, and a sandwich pocket is sewn on the surface of the right arm sleeve.
[0007] Preferably, the design sews two sleeves on the cardigan vest and sews a fixing bag on the left clavicle to the fourth and fifth ribs on the cardigan vest. Patients with permanent pacemakers implanted in their bodies need to use KG salt bags to compress the wound area after surgery to avoid bleeding and hematoma in the surgical area. The salt bag is placed in the fixing belt to prevent it from slipping, which has a good therapeutic effect on the patient. In order to prevent complications such as wound bleeding, hematoma, and electrode displacement after permanent pacemaker surgery, a limit component is set to effectively avoid complications caused by excessive abduction and traction of the patient's left upper limb in the surgical area, and can also ensure gradual recovery after surgery. Limb function exercise, in order to reduce joint stiffness and muscle atrophy of the limbs on the surgical side, the left sleeve of the patient gown is designed with an open observation port in the middle of the elbow, and is blocked by an opening and closing flap. The observation port can be opened during infusion to connect the liquid, and the opening and closing flap is fixed with Velcro when the observation port is closed, which can greatly save the nurse's operation time. The right sleeve of the patient gown is designed with a sandwich pocket. For some patients who undergo interventional surgery by puncturing the radial artery of the right upper limb, such as subcutaneous hematoma of the right upper limb, ice packs can be placed in the sandwich pocket for cold compress treatment. This patient gown integrates functionality, practicality and humanized design. It not only meets the basic requirements of the hospital for patient clothing, but also incorporates many innovative elements. It is more suitable for patients after cardiovascular intervention examinations and treatments, providing patients with a more comprehensive nursing experience.
[0008] Furthermore, the middle part of the elbow fossa on the surface of the left arm sleeve is designed as an open observation port to facilitate observation of the puncture site of the indwelling needle. In addition, this place can also facilitate the collection of venous blood samples from other patients, effectively saving nurses' operating time.
[0009] Furthermore, a Velcro hook surface B with a U-shaped structure is sewn on the surface of one side of the opening and closing flap, and a Velcro adhesive surface B with a U-shaped structure is sewn around an open observation port opened in the elbow fossa in the middle of the surface of the left arm sleeve. The Velcro adhesive surface B is adhered to the Velcro hook surface B. Patients undergoing permanent pacemaker implantation must have a large indwelling needle, and the basilic vein of the elbow is often selected. The elbow fossa in the middle of the left sleeve of the patient gown is designed as an open observation port. During infusion, the observation port can be opened to connect the liquid. The opening and closing flap is adhered and fixed to each other with the Velcro adhesive surface B and the Velcro hook surface B. This design can avoid bleeding at the puncture site of the indwelling needle caused by repeated pulling of the sleeve, which is convenient for observing the puncture site of the indwelling needle. In addition, this place can also facilitate the collection of venous blood specimens from other patients, effectively saving nurses' operating time.
[0010] Furthermore, a zipper is installed on the surface of the interlayer pocket. For some patients who undergo interventional surgery by puncturing the radial artery of the right upper limb, such as subcutaneous hematoma of the right upper limb, an ice pack can be placed in the interlayer pocket for cold compress treatment. By installing a zipper, it is convenient to take and put the ice pack in the interlayer pocket, and the use effect is good.
[0011] Furthermore, a limiting flap is sewn on the surface of the fixed bag, a Velcro hook surface A is sewn on the surface of the limiting flap, a Velcro adhesive surface A is sewn on the surface of the fixed bag at a position corresponding to the Velcro hook surface A, the Velcro hook surface A is adhered to the Velcro adhesive surface A, and by sewing the limiting flap and with the mutual adhesion of the Velcro hook surface A and the Velcro adhesive surface A, the salt bag in the fixed bag can be better fixed and limited, thereby ensuring effective compression of the patient's wound.
[0012] Furthermore, the limiting component includes a fixing belt and a fixing buckle. Three equidistant fixing belts are sewn on the surface of the left arm sleeve, and three equidistant fixing buckles are sewn on the surface of the cardigan vest at positions corresponding to the fixing belts. The fixing belts are inserted on the surface of the fixing buckles. In order to prevent complications such as wound bleeding, hematoma, electrode displacement, etc. after permanent pacemaker surgery, it is necessary to limit the abduction activity of the left upper limb. By arranging a limiting component between the cardigan vest and the left arm sleeve, the fixing belt is limited by inserting it into the surface of the fixing buckle when in use. Therefore, a fixing belt with adjustable left upper limb abduction angle is designed on the hospital gown, and the left upper limb is inserted and connected with the fixing buckle at the placket of the hospital gown. The activity of the patient's limb on the operated side is limited by adjusting the length of the fixing belt, which can effectively avoid complications caused by excessive abduction and traction of the patient's left upper limb in the operated area, and can also ensure gradual limb function training after surgery to reduce joint stiffness and muscle atrophy of the limb on the operated side.
[0013] (3) Beneficial effects
[0014] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the utility model are as follows: the design sews two sleeves on the cardigan vest, and sews a fixing bag on the cardigan vest from the left clavicle to the fourth and fifth ribs. Patients with permanent pacemakers implanted in their bodies need to use a 1KG salt bag to compress the wound area after surgery to avoid bleeding and hematoma formation in the surgical area. The salt bag is placed in the fixing belt to prevent the salt bag from slipping, which has a good therapeutic effect on the patient. In order to prevent complications such as wound bleeding, hematoma, and electrode displacement after permanent pacemaker surgery, a limit component is set to effectively avoid complications such as excessive abduction and traction of the patient's left upper limb in the surgical area, and can also In order to ensure the gradual limb function training after surgery, reduce joint stiffness and muscle atrophy of the limbs on the surgical side, the left sleeve of the hospital gown is designed with an open observation port in the middle of the elbow, which is blocked by an opening and closing flap. The observation port can be opened during infusion to connect the liquid. When the observation port is closed, the opening and closing flap is fixed with Velcro, which can greatly save the nurse's operation time. The right sleeve of the hospital gown is designed with a sandwich pocket. For some patients who undergo interventional surgery by puncturing the radial artery of the right upper limb, such as subcutaneous hematoma of the right upper limb, ice packs can be placed in the sandwich pocket for cold compress treatment. This hospital gown integrates functionality, practicality and humanized design. It not only meets the basic requirements of the hospital for patient clothing, but also incorporates many innovative elements. It is more suitable for patients after cardiovascular intervention examinations and treatments, providing patients with a more comprehensive nursing experience. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0015] Figure 1 What is shown is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the utility model;
[0016] Figure 2 Shown is a schematic diagram of the opening and closing of the flip cover in the utility model;
[0017] Figure 3 Shown is a schematic diagram of the installation of the limited flap and the fixed bag in the utility model;
[0018] Figure 4 Shown is the installation position diagram of the fixing belt in the utility model;
[0019] Figure 5 Shown is the installation position diagram of the fixed buckle in the utility model;
[0020] Figure 6 Shown is a schematic diagram of the zipper in the present utility model.
[0021] Explanation of the accompanying drawings: 1-cardigan vest, 2-sleeve, 3-fixed pocket, 4-limiting flap, 5-Velcro hook surface A, 6-Velcro sticky surface A, 7-limiting component, 71-fixing belt, 72-fixing buckle, 8-opening and closing flap, 9-Velcro sticky surface B, 10-Velcro hook surface B, 11-sandwich pocket, 12-zipper. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0022] The utility model is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0023] Embodiment 1:
[0024] See also Figure 1-6The utility model provides an embodiment: a multifunctional hospital gown for cardiology patients, comprising a cardigan vest 1; characterized in that it also comprises a sleeve 2, a fixing pocket 3, a limiting component 7, an opening and closing flap 8 and a sandwich pocket 11, the sleeves 2 are sewn at the edge positions of the two sleeves of the cardigan vest 1, the fixing pocket 3 is sewn on the surface of the cardigan vest 1 from the left clavicle to the fourth and fifth ribs, a limiting component 7 is arranged between the cardigan vest 1 and the left arm sleeve 2, and an opening and closing flap 8 is sewn on the surface of the left arm sleeve 2, A sandwich pocket 11 is sewn on the surface of the right arm sleeve 2, and an open observation port is designed at the elbow fossa in the middle of the surface of the left arm sleeve 2. A U-shaped Velcro hook surface B10 is sewn on one side of the opening and closing flap 8. A U-shaped Velcro adhesive surface B9 is sewn around the open observation port in the elbow fossa in the middle of the surface of the left arm sleeve 2, and the Velcro adhesive surface B9 is adhered to the Velcro hook surface B10. A zipper 12 is installed on the surface of the sandwich pocket 11, and a limited flap 4 is sewn on the surface of the fixed bag 3. The surface of the flap 4 is sewn with a Velcro hook surface A5, and the surface of the fixing bag 3 is sewn with a Velcro adhesive surface A6 at a position corresponding to the Velcro hook surface A5. The Velcro hook surface A5 is adhered to the Velcro adhesive surface A6. The fixing bag 3 is sewn on the cardigan vest 1 from the left clavicle to the fourth and fifth ribs. Patients with permanent pacemakers implanted in their bodies need to use a 1KG salt bag to compress the wound area after surgery to avoid bleeding and hematoma formation in the surgical area. Putting the salt bag into the fixing belt 3 to prevent the salt bag from slipping has a good therapeutic effect on the patient. In order to reduce joint stiffness and muscle atrophy of the operated limb, an openable observation port is designed at the middle elbow fossa of the left sleeve 2 of the hospital gown, and is blocked by an opening and closing flap 8. The observation port can be opened during infusion to connect the liquid, and the observation port can be closed with a built-in Velcro to fix the opening and closing flap 8, which can greatly save the nurse's operation time. A sandwich pocket 11 is designed on the right sleeve of the hospital gown. For some patients who undergo interventional surgery by puncturing the radial artery of the right upper limb, if subcutaneous hematoma of the right upper limb occurs, an ice pack can be placed in the sandwich pocket for cold compress treatment.
[0025] Embodiment 2:
[0026] See also Figure 2-6The fixing belt 71 is inserted into the surface of the fixing buckle 72 when in use, so as to limit the position of the fixing belt 71. Therefore, the patient gown is designed with a fixing belt 71 with adjustable left upper limb abduction angle, and the left upper limb is connected with the fixing buckle 72 at the door placket of the patient gown through the insertion, and the movement of the patient's limb on the operated side is limited by adjusting the length of the fixing belt 71, which can effectively avoid complications caused by excessive abduction of the patient's left upper limb and pulling the operated area, and can also ensure gradual limb function training after surgery, reduce joint stiffness and muscle atrophy of the limb on the operated side.
[0027] Patients with permanent pacemakers implanted in their bodies need to use a 1KG salt bag to compress the wound area after surgery to avoid bleeding and hematoma formation in the surgical area. The multifunctional hospital gown has a fixed bag 3 sewn from the left clavicle to the fourth and fifth ribs to fix the salt bag, ensuring effective compression of the wound and good treatment effect on the patient;
[0028] An openable observation port is designed at the elbow fossa in the middle of the left sleeve 2 of the patient gown, and is blocked by an opening and closing flap 8. The observation port can be opened during infusion to connect the liquid, and the opening and closing flap 8 is fixed with Velcro when closing the observation port, which can greatly save the nurse's operation time;
[0029] Furthermore, a sandwich pocket 11 is designed on the right sleeve of the patient gown. For some patients who undergo interventional surgery by puncturing the right upper limb radial artery, if subcutaneous hematoma of the right upper limb occurs, an ice pack can be placed in the sandwich pocket for cold compress treatment;
[0030] By setting the limit component 7, it is possible to effectively avoid complications caused by excessive abduction and traction of the patient's left upper limb in the surgical area, and to ensure gradual limb function training after surgery in order to reduce joint stiffness and muscle atrophy of the limb on the surgical side.
[0031] Through the above steps, the design sews two sleeves 2 on the cardigan vest 1, and sews a fixing bag 3 on the left clavicle to the fourth and fifth ribs on the cardigan vest 1. Patients with permanent pacemakers implanted in their bodies need to use a 1KG salt bag to compress the wound area after surgery to avoid bleeding and hematoma in the surgical area. The salt bag is placed in the fixing belt 3 to prevent the salt bag from slipping, which has a good therapeutic effect on the patient. In order to prevent complications such as wound bleeding, hematoma, and electrode displacement after permanent pacemaker surgery, a limit component 7 is set to effectively avoid complications caused by excessive abduction and traction of the patient's left upper limb in the surgical area, and can also ensure gradual recovery after surgery. In order to improve the limb function training, reduce joint stiffness and muscle atrophy of the limb on the surgical side, the left sleeve 2 of the patient gown is designed as an open observation port in the middle of the elbow, and is blocked by an opening and closing flap 8. The observation port can be opened during infusion to connect the liquid. When the observation port is closed, the opening and closing flap 8 is fixed with Velcro, which can greatly save the nurse's operation time. The right sleeve of the patient gown is designed with a sandwich pocket 11. For some patients who undergo interventional surgery by puncturing the radial artery of the right upper limb, such as subcutaneous hematoma of the right upper limb, ice packs can be placed in the sandwich pocket for cold compress treatment. The patient gown integrates functionality, practicality and humanized design. It not only meets the basic requirements of the hospital for patient clothing, but also incorporates many innovative elements. It is more suitable for patients after cardiovascular intervention examinations and treatments, providing patients with a more comprehensive nursing experience.
[0032] The embodiments of the present invention are described in detail above in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various changes can be made within the knowledge scope of those skilled in the art without departing from the purpose of the present invention.
Claims
1. A multifunctional patient uniform for cardiology patients, comprising a cardigan vest (1); Features: The cardigan vest (1) further comprises a sleeve (2), a fixing pocket (3), a limiting component (7), an opening and closing flap (8) and a sandwich pocket (11); the sleeves (2) are sewn at the edge positions of the two sleeves of the cardigan vest (1); the fixing pocket (3) is sewn on the surface of the cardigan vest (1) from the left clavicle to the fourth and fifth ribs; a limiting component (7) is arranged between the cardigan vest (1) and the sleeve (2) of the left arm; the opening and closing flap (8) is sewn on the surface of the sleeve (2) of the left arm; and the sandwich pocket (11) is sewn on the surface of the sleeve (2) of the right arm.
2. A multifunctional hospital gown for cardiology patients according to claim 1, Features: The elbow fossa in the middle of the surface of the sleeve (2) of the left arm is designed as an openable observation port.
3. The multifunctional hospital gown for cardiology patients according to claim 1, Features: A Velcro hook surface B (10) with a U-shaped structure is sewn on one side of the opening and closing flap (8), and a Velcro adhesive surface B (9) with a U-shaped structure is sewn around an open observation port provided at the elbow pit in the middle of the surface of the sleeve (2) of the left arm, and the Velcro adhesive surface B (9) is adhered to the Velcro hook surface B (10).
4. The multifunctional hospital gown for cardiology patients according to claim 1, Features: A zipper (12) is installed on the surface of the sandwich pocket (11).
5. The multifunctional hospital gown for cardiology patients according to claim 1, Features: The surface of the fixed bag (3) is sewn with a limited flap (4), the surface of the limited flap (4) is sewn with a Velcro hook surface A (5), the surface of the fixed bag (3) is sewn with a Velcro adhesive surface A (6) at a position corresponding to the Velcro hook surface A (5), and the Velcro hook surface A (5) is adhered to the Velcro adhesive surface A (6).
6. The multifunctional hospital gown for cardiology patients according to claim 1, Features: The limiting component (7) comprises a fixing belt (71) and a fixing buckle (72); three fixing belts (71) are sewn on the surface of the sleeve (2) of the left arm at equal distances; three fixing buckles (72) are sewn on the surface of the cardigan vest (1) at positions corresponding to the fixing belts (71); and the fixing belts (71) are inserted on the surfaces of the fixing buckles (72).