Wearable irrigation device

Abstract

The application discloses a wearable flushing device, which comprises a wearing part, a bedpan part detachably connected with the wearing part, and a control assembly connected with the bedpan part to automatically flush. The wearing part comprises a sliding sleeve and a wearing pant connected to the sliding sleeve, and a clamping mechanism is arranged between the sliding sleeve and the bedpan part. The wearable flushing device is simple in structure, easy to operate, hygienic and intelligent, and is suitable for popularization and application.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of nursing devices, and more particularly to a wearable rinsing device. Background Technology

[0002] For patients who are bedridden for extended periods, caregivers must provide essential assistance with bowel and bladder control. Common methods include using waterproof mattress pads and bedpans for collection and disposal. These methods are not only physically demanding but also significantly increase the risk of bedsores and even ulcers. Disposable adult diapers are also used for adult patients. While similar in appearance and function to regular baby diapers and offering improvements in breathability and comfort, they require manual changing every time. This is costly, and for bedridden patients unable to care for themselves, the workload for caregivers remains heavy, and hygiene cannot be guaranteed.

[0003] Therefore, there is an urgent need to provide a wearable washing device that is simple in structure, easy to operate, and hygienic and intelligent, in order to overcome the above-mentioned defects. Summary of the Invention

[0004] The purpose of this invention is to provide a wearable rinsing device that is simple in structure, easy to operate, and hygienic and intelligent.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides a wearable flushing device, including a wearable part, a toilet bowl part detachably connected to the wearable part, and a control component connected to the toilet bowl part for automatic flushing. The wearable part includes a sliding sleeve and wearable pants connected to the sliding sleeve, and a locking mechanism is provided between the sliding sleeve and the toilet bowl part.

[0006] The wearable flushing device of this invention features a locking mechanism between the wearable part and the bedpan part, enabling detachment. During operation, the wearable part is put on the patient, and the bedpan part is attached to the wearable part. A control component automatically flushes both the patient and the bedpan, eliminating the need for manual operation and ensuring greater hygiene. The intelligent automatic flushing further enhances patient comfort. After use, only the bedpan part needs to be removed without repeatedly putting on and taking off the wearable part, making operation more convenient. This invention is suitable for widespread application in the field of patient care.

[0007] Preferably, the toilet bowl portion includes an upper shell having a toilet bowl body, a bottom shell connected to the upper shell, and a rear shell, and the engaging mechanism is disposed between the upper shell and the sliding sleeve.

[0008] Preferably, the bottom side of the sliding sleeve has at least one slot, and at least the front end of the upper shell is detachably engaged with the slot.

[0009] Preferably, the sliding sleeve is provided with a first connecting portion, and the upper shell is provided with a second connecting portion corresponding to the first connecting portion.

[0010] Preferably, the control component includes a connection component and a detection element for connection to a processing host and the toilet portion.

[0011] Preferably, the detection element includes: a camera assembly installed inside the upper shell and protruding from the toilet body to identify excrement on the toilet body, and a gravity sensor installed in a receiving space formed between the upper shell and the bottom shell.

[0012] Preferably, the connecting assembly includes an air passage for positively pressurizing the toilet body or negatively suctioning the excrement from the toilet body, and a water passage for flushing the excretory organs of the human body and the toilet body.

[0013] Preferably, a receiving space is formed between the upper shell and the rear shell, and between the upper shell and the bottom shell. The water passage is placed within the receiving space and includes a first flushing water passage, a second flushing water passage, and a third flushing water passage protruding into the toilet body.

[0014] Preferably, the wearable pants are at least waterproof on the surface, and the wearable pants have an excretion opening, a buttock area located around the excretion opening, a crotch area connected to the buttock area and a urinary area, and a connection point detachably connected to the waist.

[0015] Preferably, the buttocks and hip area have a multi-layer structure, which includes a bottom layer, a pressure-reducing inner layer formed on the bottom layer, a sponge layer formed on the inner layer and raised upward in the middle, and a waterproof outer layer formed on the sponge layer.

[0016] Preferably, the urinary tract protrudes outward to form a concave area.

[0017] Preferably, the outer periphery of the back side of the discharge notch forms a mating position for connection with the sliding sleeve. Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 is a structural block diagram of an embodiment of the wearable rinsing device of the present invention.

[0019] Figure 2 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the wearable rinsing device of the present invention.

[0020] Figure 3 is a partial exploded view of an embodiment of the wearable rinsing device of the present invention.

[0021] Figure 4 is an exploded view from another angle of one embodiment of the wearable rinsing device of the present invention.

[0022] Figure 5 shows an exploded view of an embodiment of the wearable washing device of the present invention, wherein the wearable pants are not shown.

[0023] Figure 6 is a plan view of the wearable pants of the wearable washing device of the present invention.

[0024] Figure 7 is a partial cross-sectional view of the wearable pants of the wearable washing device of the present invention. Detailed Implementation

[0025] To illustrate the technical content, structural features, and effects of the present invention in detail, the following description is provided in conjunction with the embodiments and accompanying drawings.

[0026] The wearable flushing device of the present invention is particularly suitable for adult patients. Figure 1 shows a structural block diagram of one embodiment of the wearable flushing device 100 of the present invention, including a wearable part 110, a bedpan part 120 detachably connected to the wearable part 110, and a control component 130 connected to the bedpan part 120 and a processing host. In operation, the wearable part 110 is first worn on the patient, and then the bedpan part 120 is attached to the wearable part 110. The control component 130 automatically flushes the patient and the bedpan without manual operation. After completion, only the bedpan part 120 needs to be removed without repeatedly putting on and taking off the wearable part 110, making operation more convenient.

[0027] More specifically, as shown in Figures 2-4, the wearable part 110 includes a sliding sleeve 111 connected to the bedpan part 120 and wearable pants 112 connected to the sliding sleeve 111 and worn directly on the body. For ease of disassembly, a locking mechanism is provided between the sliding sleeve 111 and the bedpan part 120, for example, a slot 111b is provided on the bottom side of the sliding sleeve 111 (see Figure 4), into which the bedpan part 120 (e.g., the front end 120b of the bedpan part 120) is engaged. Furthermore, the shape and dimensions of the sliding sleeve 111 are adapted to the bedpan part 120.

[0028] Wearable trousers (112) come into direct contact with the human body; therefore, their material must be soft, comfortable, waterproof, breathable, and antibacterial.

[0029] Composed of common materials such as fabric, sponge, and plastic, these trousers have different structures for different parts of the human body. As shown in Figure 6, which is a frontal view in direct contact with the skin, the trousers 112 have an excretion opening 1121 aligned with a bedpan, a buttock area 1122 located around the excretion opening 1121, a crotch area 1123 connected to the buttock area 1122, a urinary area 1124, and multiple detachable connection points 1125 at the waist. Multiple elastic seams 1126 are formed between the connection points 1125 and the central structure (i.e., 1121-1124) of the trousers 112. The overall outer fabric of the trousers is preferably waterproof, skin-friendly, antibacterial, hypoallergenic, ozone-resistant, and breathable. Elastic bands are provided along the outer edges to allow for adjustment to accommodate patients of different body types. The size of the excretion opening 1121 is adapted to the size of the toilet bowl. The edge of the opening is also made of waterproof material. A mating position (not shown) is formed on the outer back of the opening for connection with the sliding sleeve 111. Optionally, this mating position is made of plastic material. In this embodiment, the wearable pants 112 and the sliding sleeve 111 are fixedly connected through the mating position, for example, by heat pressing.

[0030] As shown in Figure 7, the buttock area 1122 and hip area 1123 have a multi-layered structure, including a bottom layer 11a, a pressure-reducing inner layer 11b formed on the bottom layer 11a, a sponge layer 11c formed on the inner layer 11b and raised upward in the middle, and a waterproof outer layer 11d formed on the sponge layer 11c. The width of the hip area 1123 can be adjusted so that there is no feeling of tightness on the inner thigh after wearing. The urinary tract area 1124 bulges outward (on the back) to form a recessed area, and there is no step difference at the connection between the urinary tract area 1124 and the hip area 1123 to prevent dirt from getting trapped.

[0031] Each connection point 1125 is elastic and has a Velcro structure. The overall size of the connection point 1125 at the abdomen (i.e., the lower part as shown in Figure 6) is smaller than the overall size of the connection point 1125 at the waist (i.e., the upper part as shown in Figure 6). By adjusting the Velcro, the pants 112 can be fixed to the body to prevent them from falling off or shifting.

[0032] Referring to Figure 5, the toilet bowl portion 120 of the present invention includes an upper shell 121 having a toilet bowl body 1211, a bottom shell 123 connected to the upper shell 121, and a rear shell 125. The upper shell 121 and the bottom shell 123 are assembled vertically and locked together with screws, forming a certain receiving space between them to install a gravity sensor 1312 and other parts. The rear shell 125 is installed behind the upper shell 121 and contains devices and pipes for connection to an external processing host. Specifically, a locking mechanism is provided between the toilet bowl body 1211 and the sliding sleeve 111 of the upper shell 121 to facilitate installation and disassembly. For example, the front end 120b of the toilet bowl body 121 is engaged in an annular groove 111b provided on the bottom side of the sliding sleeve 111. In one embodiment, the front ends of the upper shell 121 and the bottom shell 123 of the combined toilet bowl portion 120 are inserted into the annular groove 111b (see Figure 121). Figure 4 Furthermore, the sliding sleeve 111 is provided with a first connecting portion 111a, and the upper shell 121 is provided with a second connecting portion 121a corresponding to the first connecting portion 111a, for example, by means of Velcro or snap fasteners. For example, the first connecting portion 111a is an opening, and the second connecting portion 121a is a snap fastener; or both the first connecting portion 111a and the second connecting portion 121a are Velcro. Through the combination of the above-mentioned locking mechanism and the first and second connecting portions 111a and 121a, the connection between the sliding sleeve 111 and the toilet bowl part 120 is more stable, and disassembly is also very simple.

[0033] The control component 130 of the present invention includes a connection component for connecting to the toilet bowl portion 120 and the processing host, and detection elements for performing certain functions. It may also include a control component (not shown) for controlling the entire component. Preferably, the connection component includes an air path and a water path. The air path is connected to the external processing host for positively pressurizing the toilet bowl body 1211 or negatively suctioning excrement from the toilet bowl body 1211. The water path is connected to the air path for flushing the excretory organs and cleaning the toilet bowl body 1211. Understandably, the air path is divided into an air supply channel 132a and a suction channel 132b (only some connectors or pipes are shown in the figure). Waste is drawn to the external processing host via the suction channel 132b. In this invention, the water path includes a first flushing water path 134a for flushing the urethra, a second flushing water path 134b for flushing the anus, and a third flushing water path 134c for cleaning the toilet bowl body 1211 (only some connectors or pipes are shown in the figure). The first flushing water passage 134a and the second flushing water passage 134b are disposed in the receiving space between the upper shell 121 and the rear shell 125, and the outlet positions are adapted to the human organs by being arranged vertically. The third flushing water passage 134c can be disposed in the receiving space between the upper shell 121 and the bottom shell 123 to optimize the space layout.

[0034] Preferably, the present invention further enhances the intelligence of the product by incorporating a detection element. As shown in FIG5, the detection element includes a camera assembly 1311 installed within the upper shell 121 and protruding from the toilet bowl body 1211 to identify excrement on the toilet bowl body 1211, and controlling different modes of the water and air paths according to the identified different types of excrement. Additionally, the detection element includes a gravity sensor 1312 installed in the receiving space formed between the upper shell 121 and the bottom shell 123 to detect whether the wearer is turning over or rolling over. It should be noted that the installation position of the control components described above is only a preferred embodiment and is not limited thereto.

[0035] In summary, the wearable flushing device 100 of the present invention features a locking mechanism between the wearable part 110 and the bedpan part 120 to achieve a detachable function. During operation, the wearable part 110 is worn on the patient, and the bedpan part 120 is attached to the wearable part 110. The control component 130 automatically flushes both the patient and the bedpan, eliminating the need for manual operation and ensuring greater hygiene. The intelligent automatic flushing further enhances patient comfort. After use, only the bedpan part 120 needs to be removed without repeatedly putting on and taking off the wearable part 110, making operation more convenient. This invention is suitable for widespread application in the field of patient care.

[0036] The above-disclosed examples are merely preferred embodiments of the present invention and should not be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention. Therefore, any equivalent variations made in accordance with the claims of the present invention shall still fall within the scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A wearable irrigation device, characterized by: The application relates to a wearable part, a basin part detachably connected with the wearable part, and a control assembly connected with the basin part to automatically flush, wherein the wearable part comprises a sliding sleeve and a wearable pant connected with the sliding sleeve, a clamping mechanism is arranged between the sliding sleeve and the basin part, wherein the wearable part is worn on a patient, and the basin part is clamped with the sliding sleeve of the wearable part during operation; wherein the basin part comprises an upper shell with a basin body and a bottom shell, the clamping mechanism comprises a front end of the upper shell and the bottom shell of the basin part and at least one clamping groove arranged on the bottom side of the sliding sleeve, and the clamping of the basin part with the sliding sleeve of the wearable part comprises detachably clamping the front end of the upper shell and the bottom shell of the basin part into the at least one clamping groove on the bottom side of the sliding sleeve, wherein a first connecting part is arranged on the sliding sleeve, a second connecting part is arranged on the upper shell corresponding to the first connecting part, and the first connecting part and the second connecting part are connected with each other in the form of magic tape or buckles.

2. The wearable irrigation device of claim 1, wherein: The basin part comprises a rear shell connected with the upper shell, and the clamping mechanism is arranged between the upper shell and the sliding sleeve.

3. The wearable irrigation device of claim 2, wherein: The control assembly comprises a connecting assembly and a detection element for connecting with a processing host and the basin part.

4. The wearable irrigation device of claim 3, wherein, The detection element comprises a camera assembly installed in the upper shell and protruding from the basin body to identify excrement on the basin body, and a gravity sensor installed in a receiving space formed between the upper shell and the bottom shell.

5. The wearable irrigation device of claim 3, wherein: The connecting assembly comprises an air path to positively pressurize air to the basin body or to negatively pressurize air to suck excrement of the basin body, and a water path to flush a human excretory organ and the basin body.

6. The wearable irrigation device of claim 5, wherein: Receiving spaces are formed between the upper shell and the rear shell and between the upper shell and the bottom shell, and the water path is arranged in the receiving spaces and comprises a first flushing water path, a second flushing water path and a third flushing water path protruding from the basin body.

7. The wearable irrigation device of claim 1, wherein: The wearable pant is waterproof at least on a surface layer, and the wearable pant has an excretion gap, a hip part located at the periphery of the excretion gap, a crotch part connected with the hip part, a urinary part, and a connecting part detachably connected with a waist part.

8. The wearable irrigation device of claim 7, wherein: The hip part and the crotch part are a multi-layer structure comprising a bottom layer, a pressure-reducing inner layer formed on the bottom layer, a sponge layer formed on the inner layer and upwardly protruding in the middle, and a waterproof surface layer formed on the sponge layer.

9. The wearable irrigation device of claim 7, wherein: The urinary part is outwardly protruding to form a concave area.

10. The wearable irrigation device of claim 7, wherein: The back periphery of the excretion gap forms a joint part for connecting with the sliding sleeve.

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