Intensive care unit (ICU) hospital gown
By introducing a reversible back protective cloth and Velcro fixing structure into the ICU patient gown, the problem of the gown slipping off and getting cold when the patient sits up is solved, achieving better protection and convenient wearing.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202422913615.5
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-11-28
- Publication Date
- 2025-10-03
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-11-28
AI Technical Summary
ICU hospital gowns are easy to slip off or become inconvenient to wear when the patient's condition improves, causing the patient's back to get cold.
An ICU patient gown has been designed, which includes a back protective cloth that can be flipped to the back area, combined with a Velcro and fixed strap structure to ensure that the gown protects the patient's back when sitting up and prevents it from slipping.
It effectively reduces the risk of patients' backs getting cold when sitting up, prevents the hospital gown from slipping off, and provides a convenient wearing experience.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model belongs to the technical field of medical patient gowns, in particular to an ICU patient gown. Background Art
[0002] ICU patient gowns are specially designed for patients receiving treatment in the ICU. Most ICU patient gowns are front-opening or side-opening. This allows medical staff to conveniently examine and treat the patient's chest and abdomen. In most cases, ICU patients are often bedridden due to their serious conditions, and the gown is often covered on the patient. However, when the patient's condition improves and they are able to sit, the gown covers the patient's body. When the patient is able to sit, the gown may be exposed on the patient's back, making it easy for the patient to catch a cold. At this time, if the entire gown is worn on the patient, it is inconvenient because the patient may be holding various equipment connectors on their body during treatment. In addition, when the patient sits up, the gown may slide down, which is very inconvenient. Utility Model Content
[0003] The utility model provides an ICU patient gown, which has the characteristic that when the patient's condition improves and he can sit occasionally, the back protective cloth on the gown covering the patient is flipped backward to the patient's back area, so that the patient's back is protected when the patient is sitting, and the risk of the patient's back getting cold when sitting can be reduced.
[0004] The utility model provides the following technical solutions: an ICU patient gown, comprising symmetrically arranged front chest sewing cloths, two sides of the front chest sewing cloths are sewn with back-stitching cloths, and sleeves are fixedly sewn to the edges of the back-stitching cloths and the front chest sewing cloths, the back side of the back-stitching cloths is provided with a back protective cloth, and the two sides of the top edge of the back protective cloth are sewn to the outer side of the back-stitching cloth, and the two sides of the back protective cloth are fixedly sewn with extended fixing belts, both sides of the back protective cloth are symmetrically fixedly sewn with fixed Velcro surfaces, the outer side of the front chest sewing cloth is symmetrically fixedly sewn with a second Velcro hook surface, and the extended fixing belt is adhered to the outer side of the second Velcro hook surface, and the bottoms of the front chest sewing cloth and the back-stitching cloth are fixedly connected with skirt sewing cloth.
[0005] Wherein, the outer sides of the sleeves and the skirt body sewing cloth are fixedly sewn with reinforcing sewing cloth.
[0006] Wherein, the exterior of the reinforced sutured cloth is fixedly connected with a limited position fixing belt.
[0007] Wherein, a limiting fixing cloth is provided on the outside of the limiting fixing belt, and the limiting fixing cloth is fixedly sewn to the outside of the reinforcing sewing cloth, and the other end of the limiting fixing cloth is pasted on the outside of the reinforcing sewing cloth.
[0008] Wherein, the front chest sewing cloth and the skirt sewing cloth are both sewn with closed button sewing cloth.
[0009] Wherein, one side of the back-stitched cloth is symmetrically fixedly connected with a first Velcro hook surface, and the lower end of the back protective cloth is fixed to the first Velcro hook surface through the fixed Velcro surface.
[0010] Wherein, the position of the fixed Velcro surface corresponds to the position of the second Velcro hook surface.
[0011] The beneficial effect of the present invention is that, when the patient's condition improves and he or she is able to sit occasionally, the back protective cloth can be flipped backwards on the hospital gown covering the patient to the area behind the patient, so that the patient's back is protected when the patient is sitting, thereby reducing the risk of the patient's back getting cold when sitting. At the same time, by flipping the back protective cloth backwards and putting it on the patient's back after the patient sits up, the hospital gown originally covering the outside of the patient's body can be prevented from sliding down when the patient sits up.
[0012] The parts not involved in the device are the same as those in the prior art or can be implemented by using the prior art. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0013] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the main structure of the utility model;
[0014] Figure 2 This is a rear structural schematic diagram of the back-stitching cloth and the skirt-stitching cloth in the present invention;
[0015] Figure 3 It is a rear view structural schematic diagram of the present utility model.
[0016] In the figure: 1. Front chest stitching fabric; 11. Back patch stitching fabric; 111. First Velcro hook surface; 12. Sleeves; 13. Closure button stitching fabric; 14. Second Velcro hook surface; 2. Back protection fabric; 21. Extension fixing strap; 22. Fixed Velcro surface; 3. Skirt stitching fabric; 4. Reinforcement stitching fabric; 41. Positioning fixing strap; 42. Positioning fixing fabric. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0017] See also Figure 1-Figure 3The utility model provides the following technical solutions: an ICU patient gown, comprising a symmetrically arranged front chest sewing cloth 1, two sides of the front chest sewing cloth 1 are sewn with back-stitching cloths 11, and sleeves 12 are fixedly sewn at the edges of the back-stitching cloth 11 and the front chest sewing cloth 1, a back protective cloth 2 is provided on the back side of the back-stitching cloth 11, and the two sides of the top edge of the back protective cloth 2 are sewn to the outer side of the back-stitching cloth 11, and extended fixing belts 21 are fixedly sewn on both sides of the back protective cloth 2, and fixed Velcro surfaces 22 are symmetrically fixedly sewn on both sides of the back protective cloth 2, a second Velcro hook surface 14 is symmetrically fixedly sewn on the outer side of the front chest sewing cloth 1, and the extended fixing belt 21 is adhered to the outer side of the second Velcro hook surface 14, and the bottoms of the front chest sewing cloth 1 and the back-stitching cloth 11 are fixedly connected with skirt sewing cloth 3.
[0018] In this embodiment: the back-stitching cloth 11 cooperates with the two front chest stitching cloths 1 and the sleeves 12 to form the upper body of the entire patient gown, and the skirt stitching cloth 3 forms the lower body of the entire patient gown. At this time, the skirt stitching cloth 3 cooperates with the front chest stitching cloth 1 and the back-stitching cloth 11 to form the entire patient gown main body. When the patient in the ICU is in a serious condition and can only lie down, the entire patient gown can be covered on the patient. At this time, the back protective cloth 2 is located on the outside of the back-stitching cloth 11, on the outside of the entire patient gown, and only the area corresponding to the shoulder on the back protective cloth 2 is stitched with the back-stitching cloth 11, and the rest of the area is in a seamless state with the back-stitching cloth 11. When the patient's condition improves and he can sit occasionally, the back protective cloth 2 on the hospital gown covering the patient can be flipped backward to the patient's back area to protect the patient's back when the patient is sitting. When the back protective cloth 2 is flipped backward, the extension fixing belt 21 and the second Velcro hook surface 14 are released from the adhesive fixation state, and the back protective cloth 2 is flipped over to the position of the patient's back to protect the patient's back when sitting, which can reduce the risk of the patient's back getting cold when sitting. At the same time, by flipping the back protective cloth 2 backward and putting it on the patient's back after the patient sits up, the hospital gown originally covering the outside of the patient's body can be prevented from sliding down when the patient sits up.
[0019] The outer sides of the sleeves 12 and the skirt body sewing cloth 3 are fixedly sewn with a reinforcing sewing cloth 4, and the outer side of the reinforcing sewing cloth 4 is fixedly connected with a limiting fixing belt 41. The outer side of the limiting fixing belt 41 is provided with a limiting fixing cloth 42, and the limiting fixing cloth 42 is fixedly sewn to the outer side of the reinforcing sewing cloth 4, and the other end of the limiting fixing cloth 42 is pasted on the outer side of the reinforcing sewing cloth 4; wherein the reinforcing sewing cloth 4 is used to provide a sewing area for the limiting fixing belt 41, and is also used to sew the area where the limiting fixing belt 41 is sewn on the entire patient gown. The limiting fixing cloth 42 is used to limit and fix the limiting fixing belt 41 in the rolled state. When the patient becomes agitated during treatment, the medical staff first removes the adhesion between the reinforcing suture cloth 4 and the limiting fixing cloth 42, and then takes out the limiting fixing belt 41 from the inner side of the limiting fixing cloth 42. The patient's limbs are limited by the limiting fixing belt 41. In the process of limiting the patient's limbs, the limiting fixing belt 41 can be tied to the edge of the bed to complete the limitation of the limbs.
[0020] The front chest sewing cloth 1 and the skirt sewing cloth 3 are both sewn with closed button sewing cloth 13; wherein the closed button sewing cloth 13 is used to cooperate with the buckling of the entire patient gown during the wearing process.
[0021] One side of the back-stitched cloth 11 is symmetrically fixedly connected with a first Velcro hook surface 111, and the lower end of the back protective cloth 2 is fixed to the first Velcro hook surface 111 through a fixed Velcro surface 22, and the position of the fixed Velcro surface 22 corresponds to the position of the second Velcro hook surface 14; the first Velcro hook surface 111 is used to limit the lower end of the back protective cloth 2, and the second Velcro hook surface 14 is used to limit the fixed Velcro surface 22, thereby reinforcing the back protective cloth 2.
[0022] The working principle and use process of the utility model are as follows: when the condition of the patient in the ICU is serious and he can only lie down, the whole hospital gown can be covered on the patient. At this time, the back protective cloth 2 is located on the outside of the back-stitching cloth 11 and on the outside of the whole hospital gown. When the patient's condition improves and he can sit occasionally, the back protective cloth 2 on the hospital gown covering the patient can be flipped back to the patient's back area, so that the patient's back can be protected when he is sitting. When the back protective cloth 2 is flipped back, first The extended fixing belt 21 and the second Velcro hook surface 14 are released from the adhesive fixation state, and then the back protective cloth 2 is flipped over to the position of the patient's back. When the patient becomes agitated during treatment, the medical staff first releases the adhesive between the reinforcing suture cloth 4 and the limiting fixing cloth 42, and then removes the limiting fixing belt 41 from the inner side of the limiting fixing cloth 42, and limits the patient's limbs through the limiting fixing belt 41. In the process of limiting the patient's limbs, the limiting fixing belt 41 can be tied to the edge of the bed to complete the limiting of the limbs.
Claims
1. An ICU patient gown, comprising symmetrically arranged front chest suture cloths (1), characterized in that: One side of the two front chest sewing cloths (1) is sewn with a back-stitching cloth (11), and the edges of the back-stitching cloth (11) and the front chest sewing cloth (1) are fixedly sewn with a sleeve (12), the back side of the back-stitching cloth (11) is provided with a back protection cloth (2), and the two sides of the top edge of the back protection cloth (2) are sewn with the outer side of the back-stitching cloth (11), the two sides of the back protection cloth (2) are fixedly sewn with an extension fixing belt (21), and the two sides of the back protection cloth (2) are symmetrically fixedly sewn with a fixed Velcro surface (22), the outer side of the front chest sewing cloth (1) is symmetrically fixedly sewn with a second Velcro hook surface (14), and the extension fixing belt (21) is adhered to the outer side of the second Velcro hook surface (14), and the bottoms of the front chest sewing cloth (1) and the back-stitching cloth (11) are fixedly connected with the skirt sewing cloth (3).
2. An ICU patient gown according to claim 1, characterized in that: The outer sides of the sleeves (12) and the skirt body sewing cloth (3) are both fixedly sewn with reinforcing sewing cloth (4).
3. The ICU patient gown according to claim 2, characterized in that: The exterior of the reinforced suture cloth (4) is fixedly connected with a limited position fixing belt (41).
4. The ICU patient gown according to claim 3, characterized in that: A position-limiting fixing cloth (42) is provided on the outside of the position-limiting fixing belt (41), and the position-limiting fixing cloth (42) is fixedly sewn to the outside of the reinforcing sewing cloth (4), and the other end of the position-limiting fixing cloth (42) is adhered to the outside of the reinforcing sewing cloth (4).
5. The ICU patient gown according to claim 1, characterized in that: The front chest sewing cloth (1) and the skirt body sewing cloth (3) are both sewn with closed button sewing cloth (13).
6. The ICU patient gown according to claim 1, characterized in that: One side of the back-stitching cloth (11) is symmetrically fixedly connected with a first Velcro hook surface (111), and the lower end of the back protective cloth (2) is fixed to the first Velcro hook surface (111) via the fixed Velcro surface (22).
7. The ICU patient gown according to claim 1, characterized in that: The position of the fixed Velcro surface (22) corresponds to the position of the second Velcro hook surface (14).