Visual operation device and method for preventing environmental pollution during tracheal intubation
By designing a visual operating device including a transparent hollow box, a sealing plate and a visual laryngoscope, the problems of environmental pollution and medical personnel infection during tracheal intubation are solved, and the isolation operation between the operator and the patient is realized, reducing the risk of risk of infection.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202010287343.6
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2020-04-13
- Publication Date
- 2025-02-25
- Estimated Expiration
- 2040-04-13
AI Technical Summary
During the intubation process, the exhaust gas and secretions exhaled by the patient are prone to environmental pollution and infection by medical staff. The existing protective equipment is prone to unclear vision after long-term use.
A visual operating device is designed, including a transparent hollow box, a sealing plate and a visual laryngoscope. First and second negative pressure suction holes are provided in the box to adsorb the exhaust gas and secretions exhaled by the patient. The operator and assistant operate through gloves to contact the laryngoscopy body from the operating hole to avoid direct contact with the patient.
Through this device, the surgeon does not have direct contact with the patient, avoiding the infection caused by the patient's exhaled exhaust gas and secretions, reducing the risk of infection of the surgeon, and making the operation simple and convenient.
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Abstract
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Technical Field
[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medical supplies and relates to a visual operation device and method for preventing environmental pollution during tracheal intubation. Background Art
[0002] Tracheal or esophageal intubation is a common rescue treatment for critically ill patients. During the operation, the epiglottis is stimulated. The laryngoscope blade stimulates the epiglottis, and the patient is prone to choking and coughing, causing the gas or secretions in the airway to be coughed out, or nausea and vomiting, vomiting out the gastric contents. At this time, an assistant is required to use an aspirator to attract the secretions or gastric contents at any time. For patients with respiratory tract infections or infectious diseases, such as pneumonia caused by the new coronavirus, the gas exhaled or coughed by the patient contains a large amount of viral aerosols, which is an important way for medical staff to be infected. The intubation process is extremely risky for both the patient and the doctor who performs the operation. On the one hand, it is necessary to prevent foreign objects from slipping into the airway and causing suffocation; when the epiglottis is lifted, respiratory and cardiac arrest may also occur due to the vagus nerve reflex. In addition, at the moment of intubation, the droplets sprayed from the patient's lower respiratory tract have a very high viral load. Even if the medical staff on the scene take strict precautions, the possibility of infection is still very high due to face-to-face close contact. Even if protective gear is worn, the gas exhaled or coughed by the patient may cause environmental pollution. Once the protective gear of medical staff is damaged, it is easy to cause infection. Tracheal intubation and gastric tube placement for COVID-19 are both extremely risky operations. Existing protective gear, medical closed respirators and other protective equipment can only be used for medical staff. Currently, commonly used protective equipment are goggles and face shields. When wearing protective clothing, N95 masks, etc., it is very easy for goggles or face shields to fog up and the field of vision to be unclear. The longer the medical staff stay in the isolation ward, the more likely this will happen. Summary of the invention
[0003] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a visual operation device and method for preventing environmental pollution during tracheal intubation. The device and method have a simple structure, and an opening on one side of a transparent hollow box is sealed in cooperation with a sealing plate. A neck hole with a split structure is arranged on the sealing plate to cooperate with the patient's neck. The patient's head is located in the box. The operator and the assistant are located outside the box and extend their hands through gloves to touch the laryngoscope body to operate the intubation. The first negative pressure suction hole and the second negative pressure suction hole connected to the box respectively absorb the waste gas exhaled by the patient and the secretions from the patient's mouth, nose and throat, so that the operator does not have direct contact with the patient, avoiding infection caused by the waste gas and secretions exhaled by the patient, reducing the operator's infection risk, and the operation is simple and convenient.
[0004] In order to solve the above technical problems, the technical solution adopted by the present invention is: a visual operation device for preventing environmental pollution during tracheal intubation, which includes a box body, a sealing plate and a visual laryngoscope; the sealing plate is located on one side of the box body and sealed with it, the display of the visual laryngoscope is connected to the laryngoscope body, and the miniature camera captures images; the box body is provided with a first negative pressure suction hole and a second negative pressure suction hole connected to it, and a glove inserted into the operating hole on the box body contacts the laryngoscope body for operation, and the first negative pressure suction hole and the second negative pressure suction hole respectively adsorb gas and patient secretions.
[0005] The box body is a hollow box body with one side opening and transparency, and a sealing groove is arranged on the edge to slide with the sealing plate.
[0006] Operation holes are arranged on both sides of the box body and on the side corresponding to the box body opening, and gloves sealed with the operation holes are inserted deep into the box body.
[0007] The upper side of the box body is provided with a first negative pressure suction hole and a second negative pressure suction hole which are respectively connected to two negative pressure suction devices.
[0008] An adjusting air cushion is arranged in the box body, and the adjusting air cushion comprises a head steam bag arranged on one side of the air plate and cheek steam bags arranged at both ends.
[0009] The air plate, the head steam drum and the cheek steam drum are all provided with inflation holes leading out of the box body.
[0010] The sealing plate comprises a lower plate and an upper plate which are separated from each other, and a neck hole located at the contact and sealing position of the lower plate and the upper plate.
[0011] The edge of the neck hole is provided with a silicone film protruding outwards.
[0012] The laryngoscope body of the visual laryngoscope is connected to the display via wire or wirelessly.
[0013] The method for using the visual operation device for preventing environmental pollution during endotracheal intubation as described above comprises the following steps:
[0014] S1, preparation, placing the box on the head of the patient on the operating table, at this time, the lower plate of the sealing plate cooperates with the box; pushing the upper plate upward to expand the opening of the neck hole;
[0015] S2, put the patient's head in place through the neck hole in the box to contact the adjustable air cushion, with the face facing up, the back of the head located between the two head steam bags, and the face in contact with the cheek steam bags; place the video laryngoscope in the box, push down the upper plate to make the neck hole match the operator's neck;
[0016] S3, before the operation, the operator and the assistant put their hands into the operation hole and cooperate with the gloves; at this time, the first negative pressure suction hole and the second negative pressure suction hole have been connected to two negative pressure suction devices, and one end of the second negative pressure suction hole is connected to the adsorption hose located in the box; the visual laryngoscope is in the open state;
[0017] S4, during the operation, the operator intubates the patient with the assistance of the assistant; when the laryngoscope body enters the patient's throat, the micro camera transmits the image of the patient's throat to the display; at the same time, the intubation tube connected to the patient's trachea or esophagus maintains the continuous negative pressure attraction of the box, and the gas in the box continuously flows to the first negative pressure suction hole; the assistant places the adsorption hose tube mouth in the throat, oral cavity, and nasal cavity to adsorb the secretions flowing out;
[0018] S5, adjustment. When the patient's head posture needs to be adjusted during the operation, the air plate is inflated or deflated to adjust the overall height of the patient's head, the head steam bag is inflated or deflated to adjust the height of the patient's back of the head, and the cheek steam bag is inflated or deflated to adjust the patient's facial tilt angle.
[0019] A visual operation device for preventing environmental pollution during tracheal intubation comprises a box, a sealing plate and a visual laryngoscope; the sealing plate is located on one side of the box and sealed with the box, a display of the visual laryngoscope is connected to the main body of the laryngoscope, and a micro camera captures images; a first negative pressure suction hole and a second negative pressure suction hole connected to the box are provided, and a glove inserted through the operating hole on the box contacts the main body of the laryngoscope for operation, and the first negative pressure suction hole and the second negative pressure suction hole respectively adsorb gas and patient secretions. The structure is simple, and an opening on one side of a transparent hollow box is sealed with the sealing plate, and a neck hole with a split structure arranged on the sealing plate is matched with the patient's neck, the patient's head is located in the box, and an operator and an assistant are located outside the box and extend their hands from the gloves to contact the main body of the laryngoscope to operate the intubation, and the first negative pressure suction hole and the second negative pressure suction hole connected to the box are respectively adsorbed with the patient's exhaled waste gas and the patient's oral, nasal and throat secretions, so that the operator does not directly contact the patient, avoids infection caused by the patient's exhaled waste gas and secretions, reduces the operator's infection risk, and is simple and convenient to operate.
[0020] In the preferred solution, the box is a hollow box with an open side and transparent, and a sealing groove is provided on the edge to slide with the sealing plate. The structure is simple. When in use, the patient's head is accommodated in the box with a hollow structure. The transparent structure is convenient for the operator to operate from the outside of the box and directly observe the angle of intubation. The sealing plate that slides with the groove on the edge of the box is easy to pull out, which is conducive to cleaning and disinfection.
[0021] In the preferred solution, operation holes are set on both sides of the box body and the corresponding side of the box body opening, and gloves sealed with the operation holes are inserted deep into the box body. The structure is simple. When in use, the operator and the assistant put their hands into the sealed gloves through the operation holes, so that the entire operation is located in the closed box. The waste gas and secretions exhaled by the patient during intubation do not come into contact with the air outside the box, reducing the risk of infection.
[0022] In a preferred solution, a first negative pressure suction hole and a second negative pressure suction hole are arranged on the upper side of the box body and are connected to two negative pressure suction devices respectively. The structure is simple. When in use, the gas input by the patient's trachea or esophageal intubation causes a continuous negative pressure in the box body. The first negative pressure suction hole connected to one of the negative pressure suction devices is used to absorb the gas exhaled by the patient, and the second negative pressure suction hole connected to the other negative pressure suction device is connected to a hose, and the hose mouth is used to be close to the patient's mouth, nose, and throat to absorb secretions caused by coughing and choking.
[0023] In the preferred solution, an adjustable air cushion is arranged in the box, which includes a head steam bag arranged on one side of the air plate and cheek steam bags arranged at both ends. The structure is simple. When in use, the patient's head is located on the adjustable air cushion, the back of the head is located between the two head steam bags, and the cheek steam bags are in contact with the patient's face.
[0024] In the preferred solution, the air plate, the head steam bag and the cheek steam bag are all provided with inflation holes leading out of the box. The structure is simple. When in use, the inflation holes on the air plate, the head steam bag and the cheek steam bag are all connected to the air source outside the box. By inflating or deflating, the overall height of the air plate, the height of the head steam bag supporting the back of the patient's head, and the fit between the cheek steam bag and the patient can be adjusted respectively. Secondly, when the cheek steam bag on one side of the air plate is inflated and the other side is deflated, the lateral inclination of the patient's face can be adjusted, so that the patient can be intubated smoothly when he is in a coma.
[0025] In a preferred solution, the sealing plate includes a lower plate and an upper plate separated from each other, and a neck hole located at the contact and sealing position of the lower plate and the upper plate. The structure is simple, and the sealing plate detachable from the box body is used, which is convenient for installation and disassembly and is conducive to cleaning. Secondly, the arc-shaped opening on the lower plate can contact the back of the patient's neck, thereby improving the sealing effect between the neck hole and the patient's neck.
[0026] In the preferred solution, a silicone membrane protruding outward is provided at the edge of the neck hole. The structure is simple, and the silicone membrane is provided at the edge of the neck hole, and the silicone membrane is used to fit the patient's neck to further improve the sealing effect of the neck hole and prevent the patient's exhaled waste gas from overflowing.
[0027] In a preferred solution, the laryngoscope body of the video laryngoscope is connected to the display by wire or wireless connection. The structure is simple, and when in use, the laryngoscope body can be connected to the display by wire or wireless connection, and the image of the patient's larynx can be collected by the micro camera at the front end of the laryngoscope body, and then sent to the display for display, which is more convenient for the operator to intubate.
[0028] In a preferred embodiment, the method for using the visual operation device to prevent environmental pollution during endotracheal intubation comprises the following steps:
[0029] S1, preparation, placing the box on the head of the patient on the operating table, at this time, the lower plate of the sealing plate cooperates with the box; pushing the upper plate upward to expand the opening of the neck hole;
[0030] S2, put the patient's head in place through the neck hole in the box to contact the adjustable air cushion, with the face facing up, the back of the head located between the two head steam bags, and the face in contact with the cheek steam bags; place the video laryngoscope in the box, push down the upper plate to make the neck hole match the operator's neck;
[0031] S3, before the operation, the operator and the assistant put their hands into the operation hole and cooperate with the gloves; at this time, the first negative pressure suction hole and the second negative pressure suction hole have been connected to two negative pressure suction devices, and one end of the second negative pressure suction hole is connected to the adsorption hose located in the box; the visual laryngoscope is in the open state;
[0032] S4, during the operation, the operator intubates the patient with the assistance of the assistant; when the laryngoscope body enters the patient's throat, the micro camera transmits the image of the patient's throat to the display; at the same time, the intubation tube connected to the patient's trachea or esophagus maintains the continuous negative pressure attraction of the box, and the gas in the box continuously flows to the first negative pressure suction hole; the assistant places the adsorption hose tube mouth in the throat, oral cavity, and nasal cavity to adsorb the secretions flowing out;
[0033] S5, adjustment, when the patient's head posture needs to be adjusted during the operation, the air plate is inflated or deflated to adjust the overall height of the patient's head, the head steam bag is inflated or deflated to adjust the height of the patient's back of the head, and the cheek steam bag is inflated or deflated to adjust the patient's facial tilt angle. This method is simple to operate, can be isolated from the operator during intubation, and can discharge the patient's exhaled waste gas and cough secretions out of the closed box.
[0034] A visual operation device and method for preventing environmental pollution during tracheal intubation, comprising a box, a sealing plate and a visual laryngoscope, wherein an opening on one side of the transparent hollow box cooperates with the sealing plate to seal, a neck hole of a split structure arranged on the sealing plate cooperates with the patient's neck, the patient's head is located in the box, and the operator and the assistant are located outside the box and extend their hands through gloves to contact the laryngoscope body to operate the intubation, and the first negative pressure suction hole and the second negative pressure suction hole connected to the box are used to absorb the patient's exhaled waste gas and the patient's oral, nose and throat secretions respectively. The present invention overcomes the problem that the exhaled gas and coughed secretions of the original patient during intubation easily cause air pollution and infection to the operator, and has the characteristics of simple structure, no direct contact between the operator and the patient, avoiding infection caused by the patient's exhaled waste gas and secretions, reducing the operator's infection risk, and simple and convenient operation. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0035] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments:
[0036] Figure 1 It is a structural schematic diagram of the present invention.
[0037] Figure 2 It is a front view schematic diagram of the present invention.
[0038] Figure 3 for Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the cross-sectional view at AA.
[0039] Figure 4 for Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the cross-section at BB.
[0040] Figure 5 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the air cushion adjustment of the present invention.
[0041] Figure 6 for Figure 5 Schematic top view of .
[0042] Figure 7 for Figure 6 Schematic diagram of the cross-section at CC.
[0043] Figure 8 It is a structural schematic diagram of the laryngoscope main body of the present invention.
[0044] In the figure: box 1, operation hole 11, glove 12, first negative pressure suction hole 13, second negative pressure suction hole 14, sealing plate 2, lower plate 21, upper plate 22, neck hole 23, visual laryngoscope 3, laryngoscope body 31, display 32, miniature camera 33, adjustment air cushion 4, air plate 41, head steam bag 42, cheek steam bag 43. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0045] like Figure 1 to Figure 8A visual operation device for preventing environmental pollution during endotracheal intubation is disclosed, comprising a box body 1, a sealing plate 2 and a visual laryngoscope 3; the sealing plate 2 is located on one side of the box body 1 and sealed therewith, a display 32 of the visual laryngoscope 3 is connected to a laryngoscope body 31, and a miniature camera 33 captures images; a first negative pressure suction hole 13 and a second negative pressure suction hole 14 connected thereto are provided on the box body 1, a glove 12 inserted into an operation hole 11 on the box body 1 contacts the laryngoscope body 31 for operation, and the first negative pressure suction hole 13 and the second negative pressure suction hole 14 respectively adsorb gas and patient secretions. The structure is simple, with an opening on one side of the transparent hollow box 1 that cooperates with the sealing plate 2 for sealing, a neck hole 23 with a split structure arranged on the sealing plate 2 that cooperates with the patient's neck, the patient's head is located in the box 1, and the operator and the assistant are located outside the box 1 and extend their hands through the gloves 12 to contact the laryngoscope body 31 to operate the intubation tube, and the first negative pressure suction hole 13 and the second negative pressure suction hole 14 connected to the box 1 respectively absorb the waste gas exhaled by the patient and the secretions from the patient's mouth, nose and throat, so that the operator has no direct contact with the patient, avoiding infection caused by the waste gas and secretions exhaled by the patient, reducing the operator's infection risk, and the operation is simple and convenient.
[0046] In the preferred solution, the box body 1 is a hollow box body with an open side and a transparent side, and a sealing groove is provided on the edge to slide with the sealing plate 2. The structure is simple, and when in use, the hollow box body 1 accommodates the patient's head, and the transparent structure facilitates the operator to operate from the outside of the box body 1, and can directly observe the angle of intubation, and the sealing plate 2 that slides with the notch on the edge of the box body 1 is easy to pull out, which is conducive to cleaning and disinfection.
[0047] In a preferred solution, operation holes 11 are provided on both sides of the box 1 and on the side corresponding to the opening of the box 1, and gloves 12 sealed with the operation holes 11 are inserted deep into the box 1. The structure is simple, and when in use, the operator and the assistant extend their hands through the operation holes 11 with the sealed gloves 12, so that the entire operation is carried out in the closed box 1, and the waste gas and secretions exhaled by the patient during intubation do not contact the air outside the box 1, reducing the risk of infection.
[0048] Preferably, an operation hole 11 is provided on the side corresponding to the opening of the box body 1 for use by the operator. The operation hole 11 is located on the top of the patient's head, so that the operator has a large space for operation.
[0049] Preferably, the operating holes 11 located on both sides of the box 1 are for assistants to use, so that two assistants and the operator can cooperate to perform tracheal intubation on the patient, so that the patient's head can be better observed from every position, which is conducive to improving the efficiency and accuracy of intubation.
[0050] Preferably, a sticky silicone film is provided on the cuff of the glove 12, and the glove 12 is adhered to the transparent box 1 by utilizing its adhesiveness to improve its sealing performance.
[0051] Preferably, the sleeve of the glove 12 inside the box 1 is a wrinkled structure, which is conducive to adapting to operators with different arm lengths.
[0052] In a preferred solution, the upper side of the box body 1 is provided with a first negative pressure suction hole 13 and a second negative pressure suction hole 14, which are respectively connected to two negative pressure suction devices. The structure is simple. When in use, the gas input by the patient's trachea or esophageal intubation causes a continuous negative pressure in the box body 1. The first negative pressure suction hole 13 connected to one of the negative pressure suction devices is used to absorb the gas exhaled by the patient, and the second negative pressure suction hole 14 connected to the other negative pressure suction device is connected to a hose, and the hose tube mouth is used to be close to the patient's mouth, nose, and throat to absorb secretions caused by coughing and choking.
[0053] In a preferred embodiment, an adjustable air cushion 4 is provided in the box 1, which includes a head steam bag 42 provided on one side of the air plate 41 and cheek steam bags 43 provided at both ends. The structure is simple, and when in use, the patient's head is located on the adjustable air cushion 4, the back of the head is located between the two head steam bags 42, and the cheek steam bags 43 are in contact with the patient's face.
[0054] In the preferred solution, the air plate 41, the head steam bag 42 and the cheek steam bag 43 are all provided with an inflation hole leading out of the box body 1. The structure is simple. When in use, the inflation holes on the air plate 41, the head steam bag 42 and the cheek steam bag 43 are all connected to the air source outside the box body 1. By inflating or deflating, the overall height of the air plate 41, the height of the head steam bag 42 supporting the back of the patient's head, and the fit between the cheek steam bag 43 and the patient can be adjusted respectively. Secondly, when the cheek steam bag 43 on one side of the air plate 41 is inflated and the other side is deflated, the lateral inclination of the patient's face can be adjusted, so that the patient can be intubated smoothly when he is in a coma.
[0055] In a preferred solution, the sealing plate 2 includes a lower plate 21 and an upper plate 22 separated from each other, and a neck hole 23 located at the contact and sealing portion between the lower plate 21 and the upper plate 22. The structure is simple, and the sealing plate 2 is separable from the box body 1, which is convenient for installation and disassembly and is conducive to cleaning. Secondly, the arc-shaped opening on the lower plate 21 can contact the back of the patient's neck, thereby improving the sealing effect between the neck hole 23 and the patient's neck.
[0056] In a preferred embodiment, a silicone membrane protruding outward is provided at the edge of the neck hole 23. The structure is simple, and the silicone membrane is provided at the edge of the neck hole 23, and the silicone membrane is used to fit the patient's neck to further improve the sealing effect of the neck hole 23 and prevent the patient's exhaled waste gas from overflowing.
[0057] In a preferred embodiment, the laryngoscope body 31 of the visual laryngoscope 3 is connected to the display 32 by wire or wireless connection. The structure is simple, and when in use, the laryngoscope body 31 can be connected to the display 32 by wire or wireless connection, and the image of the patient's larynx is collected by the micro camera 33 at the front end of the laryngoscope body 31, and then sent to the display 32 for display, which is more convenient for the operator to intubate.
[0058] Preferably, when the video laryngoscope 3 is wired, it is a VL310 series TDC-K type.
[0059] Preferably, when the visual laryngoscope 3 is wireless, the micro camera 33 is connected to the first wireless transceiver module, and the display screen and the control terminal are connected to the second wireless transceiver module.
[0060] Preferably, the first wireless transceiver module and the second wireless transceiver module are Zigbee modules, and the wireless transceiver module adopts a CC2530 chip.
[0061] Preferably, the display 32 can be located inside the box 1 or connected to the outside thereof.
[0062] In a preferred embodiment, the method for using the visual operation device for preventing environmental pollution during endotracheal intubation as described above comprises the following steps:
[0063] S1, preparation, placing the box 1 on the head of the patient on the operating table, at this time, the lower plate 21 of the sealing plate 2 cooperates with the box 1; pushing the upper plate 22 upward to expand the opening of the neck hole 23;
[0064] S2, put the patient's head in place through the neck hole 23 in the box 1 to contact the adjustable air cushion 4, with the face facing upward, the back of the head located between the two head steam bags 42, and the face in contact with the cheek steam bags 43; place the video laryngoscope 3 in the box 1, push down the upper plate 22 to make the neck hole 23 match the operator's neck;
[0065] S3, before the operation, the operator and the assistant put their hands into the operation hole 11 and cooperate with the gloves 12; at this time, the first negative pressure suction hole 13 and the second negative pressure suction hole 14 are connected to two negative pressure suction devices, and one end of the second negative pressure suction hole 14 is connected to the adsorption hose located in the box 1; the visual laryngoscope 3 is in the open state;
[0066] S4, during the operation, the operator intubates the patient with the assistance of the assistant; when the laryngoscope body 31 enters the patient's throat, the micro camera 33 transmits the image of the patient's throat to the display 32; at the same time, the intubation tube connected to the patient's trachea or esophagus maintains the continuous negative pressure attraction of the box, and the gas in the box 1 continues to flow to the first negative pressure suction hole 13; the assistant places the adsorption hose tube mouth in the throat, oral cavity, and nasal cavity to adsorb the secretions flowing out;
[0067] S5, adjustment, when the patient's head posture needs to be adjusted during the operation, the air plate 41 is inflated or deflated to adjust the overall height of the patient's head, the head steam bag 42 is inflated or deflated to adjust the height of the back of the patient's head, and the cheek steam bag 43 is inflated or deflated to adjust the side tilt angle of the patient's face. This method is simple to operate, can be isolated from the operator during intubation, and can discharge the patient's exhaled waste gas and cough secretions outside the closed box 1.
[0068] The visual operation device and method for preventing environmental pollution during endotracheal intubation as described above, when installed and used, an opening on one side of the transparent hollow box 1 is sealed with the sealing plate 2, a neck hole 23 with a split structure arranged on the sealing plate 2 cooperates with the patient's neck, the patient's head is located in the box 1, the operator and the assistant are located outside the box 1 and extend their hands through the gloves 12 to contact the laryngoscope body 31 to operate the intubation, the first negative pressure suction hole 13 and the second negative pressure suction hole 14 connected to the box 1 respectively absorb the waste gas exhaled by the patient and the secretions of the patient's mouth, nose and throat, so that the operator has no direct contact with the patient, avoiding infection caused by the waste gas and secretions exhaled by the patient, reducing the operator's infection risk, and the operation is simple and convenient.
[0069] When in use, the hollow structure of the box 1 accommodates the patient's head. The transparent structure makes it easy for the operator to operate from the outside of the box 1 and directly observe the angle of intubation. The sealing plate 2 that slides with the groove on the edge of the box 1 is easy to pull out, which is beneficial for cleaning and disinfection.
[0070] When in use, the operator and the assistant insert their hands through the operating hole 11 with the sealed gloves 12, so that the entire operation is carried out in the closed box 1. The waste gas and secretions exhaled by the patient during intubation do not come into contact with the air outside the box 1, reducing the risk of infection.
[0071] When in use, the gas input through the patient's trachea or esophageal tube causes a continuous negative pressure to be generated in the box 1. The first negative pressure suction hole 13 connected to one of the negative pressure suction devices is used to absorb the gas exhaled by the patient. The second negative pressure suction hole 14 connected to the other negative pressure suction device is connected to a hose, and the hose mouth is used to be close to the patient's mouth, nose, and throat to absorb secretions caused by coughing and choking.
[0072] When in use, the patient's head is located on the regulating air cushion 4, the back of the head is located between the two head steam bags 42, and the cheek steam bags 43 are in contact with the patient's face.
[0073] When in use, the inflation holes on the air plate 41, the head steam bag 42 and the cheek steam bag 43 are all connected to the air source outside the box 1. The overall height of the air plate 41, the height of the head steam bag 42 supporting the back of the patient's head, and the fit between the cheek steam bag 43 and the patient can be adjusted by inflation or deflation. Secondly, when the cheek steam bag 43 on one side of the air plate 41 is inflated and the other side is deflated, the lateral inclination of the patient's face can be adjusted so that the patient can be intubated smoothly when he is in a coma.
[0074] The sealing plate 2 detachable from the box body 1 is used to facilitate installation and disassembly and cleaning. Secondly, the arc-shaped opening on the lower plate 21 can contact the back of the patient's neck, thereby improving the sealing effect between the neck hole 23 and the patient's neck.
[0075] A silicone membrane is provided at the edge of the neck hole 23, and the silicone membrane is fitted with the patient's neck to further improve the sealing effect of the neck hole 23 and prevent the waste gas exhaled by the patient from overflowing.
[0076] When in use, the laryngoscope body 31 can be connected to the display 32 by wire or wireless connection, and the image of the patient's larynx can be collected by the miniature camera 33 at the front end of the laryngoscope body 31, and then sent to the display 32 for display, so as to facilitate the operator to intubate.
[0077] The above-mentioned embodiments are only preferred technical solutions of the present invention and should not be regarded as limitations of the present invention. The embodiments and features in the embodiments of the present application can be arbitrarily combined with each other without conflict. The protection scope of the present invention shall be the technical solutions recorded in the claims, including the equivalent replacement solutions of the technical features in the technical solutions recorded in the claims. That is, equivalent replacement improvements within this scope are also within the protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A visual operation device for preventing environmental pollution during endotracheal intubation, characterized by: It comprises a box body (1), a sealing plate (2) and a visual laryngoscope (3); the sealing plate (2) is located on one side of the box body (1) and is sealed therewith; a display (32) of the visual laryngoscope (3) is connected to a laryngoscope body (31); and a micro camera (33) captures images; a first negative pressure suction hole (13) and a second negative pressure suction hole (14) are provided on the box body (1) and are connected thereto; a glove (12) inserted through an operating hole (11) on the box body (1) is used to hold the laryngoscope body (31) for operation; the first negative pressure suction hole (13) and the second negative pressure suction hole (14) respectively absorb gas and patient secretions; The box body (1) is a hollow box body with an open and transparent side, and a sealing groove is provided on the edge to slide with the sealing plate (2); An adjustable air cushion (4) is arranged in the box (1), comprising a head steam drum (42) arranged on one side of the air plate (41) and cheek steam drums (43) arranged at both ends; The sealing plate (2) comprises a lower plate (21) and an upper plate (22) which are separated from each other, and a neck hole (23) located at a contact and sealing position between the lower plate (21) and the upper plate (22).
2. The visual operation device for preventing environmental pollution during endotracheal intubation according to claim 1 is characterized in that: Operation holes (11) are arranged on both sides of the box body (1) and on the side corresponding to the opening of the box body (1), and gloves (12) that cooperate with the operation holes (11) for sealing are inserted deep into the box body (1).
3. The visual operation device for preventing environmental pollution during endotracheal intubation according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The upper side of the box body (1) is provided with a first negative pressure suction hole (13) and a second negative pressure suction hole (14), which are respectively connected to two negative pressure suction devices.
4. The visual operation device for preventing environmental pollution during endotracheal intubation according to claim 1, characterized in that: The air plate (41), the head steam drum (42) and the cheek steam drum (43) are all provided with inflation holes leading out of the box body (1).
5. The visual operation device for preventing environmental pollution during endotracheal intubation according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The edge of the neck hole (23) is provided with a silicone film protruding outwards.
6. The visual operation device for preventing environmental pollution during endotracheal intubation according to claim 1 is characterized by: The laryngoscope body (31) of the visual laryngoscope (3) and the display (32) are connected by wire or wirelessly.
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