Oxygen supply and inhalation device connected to bedside

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of medical instruments, in particular to an oxygen supply and inhalation device connected to a bedside. The device comprises a bedside cabinet, an oxygen supply device is placed on the upper side of the bedside cabinet, an oxygen inhalation mask is placed on the upper side of the oxygen supply device, a storage assembly is arranged on the front side of the oxygen supply device, the storage assembly is used for rotating and neatly winding and storing an oxygen pipeline, and an auxiliary stabilizing assembly is arranged on the lower side of the storage assembly. The auxiliary stabilizing assembly is used for sliding downwards to abut against the upper side surface of the bedside cabinet to provide supporting force to stabilize the oxygen supply device, and the oxygen pipeline using experience of a patient is remarkably improved by automatically adjusting the length of the oxygen pipeline. When a patient moves, the pipeline can be pulled out and stretched according to needs, the problem that the pipeline is wound and knotted in the moving process of the patient is effectively solved, the patient can move more freely and is not limited by the length of the pipeline any more, pressure and constraint on the body of the patient are reduced, and the comfort degree is improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to an oxygen supply and oxygen absorption device connected to a bedside. Background Art

[0002] With the continuous advancement of medical technology and the improvement of people's health needs, the application of ventilators in clinical treatment has become more and more extensive. As an important medical device, ventilators help patients maintain normal respiratory function by providing mechanical ventilation support.

[0003] However, there are some shortcomings of traditional ventilators. One of the important problems is that the length of the oxygen pipeline is fixed and cannot be adjusted according to the different needs of patients. This brings inconvenience to patients. First, the fixed-length oxygen pipeline limits the patient's range of motion. For patients who need to move or change their position frequently, they may feel restrained and uncomfortable. For example, if patients want to get up from the bed, they may be restricted by the length of the oxygen pipeline and cannot move freely. Secondly, the fixed-length oxygen pipeline may not meet the needs of different patients. Each patient's physical condition and breathing needs are different, and some patients may need a longer oxygen pipeline to ensure adequate oxygen supply. However, the fixed-length pipeline of the traditional ventilator cannot adapt to these individual differences, which may result in patients not getting enough oxygen support.

[0004] In addition, fixed-length oxygen pipes may also increase patient discomfort. Since the length of the pipe cannot be adjusted, the patient may feel that the oxygen pipe is too long or too short, causing discomfort or inconvenience. Since oxygen pipes are usually made of soft materials, they are easy to bend and entangle. When the patient moves, the pipe that is too long may be entangled on the patient or other objects on the bedside as the body turns or moves, causing knots or being pulled, increasing the patient's discomfort and risk. A pipe that is too short may limit the patient's range of motion, making it impossible for them to achieve the ideal comfort level. In view of this, we propose an oxygen supply and oxygen inhalation device connected to the bedside. Summary of the invention

[0005] The object of the present invention is to provide an oxygen supply and oxygen inhalation device connected to a bedside to solve the problems raised in the above-mentioned background technology.

[0006] To achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention provides an oxygen supply and oxygen inhalation device connected to a bedside, comprising a bedside cabinet, an oxygen supply device is placed on the upper side of the bedside cabinet, and an oxygen inhalation mask is placed on the upper side of the oxygen supply device, a storage component is provided on the front side of the oxygen supply device, the storage component is used to rotate and neatly wrap and store oxygen pipelines, an auxiliary stabilization component is provided on the lower side of the storage component, the auxiliary stabilization component is used to slide down and abut against the upper surface of the bedside cabinet to provide support force to stabilize the oxygen supply device, wherein:

[0007] Before use, when placing the oxygen supply device in front of the bedside cabinet, the medical staff connects the oxygen pipeline to the oxygen supply device and then rotates and wraps the oxygen pipeline to store it;

[0008] During use, the oxygen pipeline is pulled out of the storage component and then installed and connected to the input end of the oxygen mask. In daily use, when the patient pulls the oxygen pipeline during movement, the storage component rotates again to stretch the oxygen pipeline from the winding state to extend the length of the oxygen pipeline. When the patient lies back to the original position, the storage component rotates in the opposite direction to rotate and wind the excess length of the oxygen pipeline for storage;

[0009] When the patient forgets to take off the oxygen mask and moves a large amount, the oxygen pipeline is rotated and pulled to the end of the storage component. When the oxygen pipeline reaches the end and the oxygen supply device is pulled, the storage component rotates before and moves the auxiliary stabilization component downward through the spiral transmission until the lower end of the auxiliary stabilization component abuts against the upper surface of the bedside cabinet, thereby increasing the friction between the oxygen supply device and the upper surface of the bedside cabinet, thereby achieving auxiliary stability of the oxygen supply device.

[0010] As a further improvement of the technical solution, the side wall of the oxygen supply device is provided with an air inlet pipe, and the front side is provided with an oxygen outlet.

[0011] As a further improvement of the present technical solution, the storage assembly includes a box body, one side wall of the box body is fixedly connected to the oxygen outlet, the bottom wall of the box body is rotatably connected to a rotating shaft, the outer wall of the rotating shaft is fixedly connected to a spiral track, the spiral track is used to install the oxygen pipeline, the upper end of the rotating shaft is rotatably connected to a rotating tube, and the lower side of the rotating tube is fixedly connected to the upper side of the box body, the upper end side wall of the rotating shaft and the inner wall of the rotating tube are jointly fixedly connected to a first spring, the first spring is a torsion spring, and the outer wall of the spiral track is evenly fixedly connected to a number of clamping devices.

[0012] As a further improvement of the present technical solution, some of the clamping devices include some clamps, and some of the clamps are symmetrically connected to the upper and lower ends of the side walls of the spiral track, and the clamps are rotatably connected to a rotating shaft between the spiral tracks, the side wall of the rotating shaft is fixedly connected to a mounting plate, and a second spring is commonly fixedly connected to the opposite side of the mounting plate.

[0013] As a further improvement of the technical solution, the side wall of the box body is provided with an oxygen pipeline outlet, which is used to pull the oxygen pipeline out from the inside of the box body. The front side of the box body is rotatably connected with a sealing door, which is used to place the oxygen pipeline as a whole into the inside of the box body.

[0014] As a further improvement of the technical solution, the auxiliary stabilization assembly includes a telescopic rod, the upper end of which is fixedly connected to the inner wall of the box body, and the lower end of which passes through the bottom wall of the box body and is fixedly connected to a supporting foot.

[0015] As a further improvement of the present technical solution, a threaded rod is threadedly connected to the inner wall of the rotating shaft, and the lower end of the threaded rod passes through the bottom wall of the box body and is fixedly connected to the upper side of the supporting foot. There are multiple supporting feet, and the lower ends of the threaded rod and the telescopic rod are both fixedly connected to the upper side of the supporting foot, and a fixing plate is commonly fixedly connected to the opposite side of the supporting foot.

[0016] As a further improvement of the technical solution, the lower side of the supporting foot is designed to have a sawtooth-shaped structure.

[0017] As a further improvement of the technical solution, during use, the oxygen pipeline is pulled out of the box body and then installed and connected to the input end of the oxygen mask. In daily use, when the patient moves, the oxygen pipeline is pulled and rotated to stretch the oxygen pipeline from the wound state to extend the length of the oxygen pipeline. When the patient lies back in the original position, the rotating shaft drives the spiral track to rotate in the opposite direction, and the excess length of the oxygen pipeline is rotated and wound for storage.

[0018] As a further improvement of the present technical solution, when the patient forgets to take off the oxygen mask and moves a large amount, the oxygen pipeline is rotated and pulled to the end of the spiral track. When the oxygen pipeline reaches the end and the oxygen supply device is pulled, the spiral track drives the rotating shaft to rotate while moving the threaded rod downward through the spiral transmission until the threaded rod pushes the lower end of the supporting foot to abut against the upper surface of the bedside cabinet, thereby increasing the friction between the oxygen supply device and the upper surface of the bedside cabinet, thereby achieving auxiliary stability of the oxygen supply device.

[0019] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following beneficial effects:

[0020] 1. In the oxygen supply and oxygen inhalation device connected to the bedside, during daily use, when the patient pulls the oxygen pipeline during movement, the storage component rotates again to stretch the oxygen pipeline from the winding state to extend the length of the oxygen pipeline. When the patient lies back in place, the storage component rotates in the opposite direction to rotate and wrap the excess length of the oxygen pipeline for storage. The storage component automatically adjusts the length of the oxygen pipeline, which significantly improves the patient's experience of using the oxygen pipeline. When the patient is moving, the pipeline can be pulled out and stretched as needed, effectively avoiding the problem of the pipeline being entangled and knotted during the patient's activities, allowing the patient to move more freely and no longer be restricted by the length of the pipeline. This automatic adjustment mechanism not only reduces the pressure and restraint on the patient's body and improves comfort, but also reduces the workload of pipeline arrangement and maintenance for nursing staff, and improves nursing efficiency. In this way, the management of oxygen pipelines becomes more intelligent and humane, providing great convenience for patients and nursing staff.

[0021] 2. In the oxygen supply and oxygen inhalation device connected to the bedside, during the process of the storage component rotating and extending the oxygen pipeline, the auxiliary stabilization component is synchronously moved downward through the spiral transmission until the lower end of the auxiliary stabilization component is in close contact with the upper surface of the bedside cabinet. This significantly enhances the friction between the oxygen supply device and the upper surface of the bedside cabinet, thereby realizing the auxiliary stabilization function of the oxygen supply device, thereby avoiding damage to the oxygen supply device and reducing the risk of damage to the oxygen supply device. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0022] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present invention;

[0023] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the local structure of the present invention;

[0024] Figure 3 It is a schematic cross-sectional view of a local structure of the present invention;

[0025] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the storage assembly structure of the present invention;

[0026] Figure 5 It is a schematic diagram of the partial structure of the storage assembly of the present invention;

[0027] Figure 6 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the auxiliary stabilization component of the present invention;

[0028] Figure 7 For the present invention Figure 5 Schematic diagram of the structure at A in the middle;

[0029] Figure 8 For the present invention Figure 6 Schematic diagram of the structure at point B in the middle.

[0030] The meaning of each number in the figure is:

[0031] 101. Bedside cabinet; 102. Oxygen supply device; 103. Oxygen mask; 104. Air inlet pipe; 105. Oxygen outlet;

[0032] 200, storage assembly; 201, box body; 202, rotating shaft; 203, spiral track; 204, rotating tube; 205, clamping device; 206, oxygen pipeline outlet; 207, sealing door; 208, first spring;

[0033] 2051, buckle; 2052, rotating shaft; 2053, mounting plate; 2054, second spring;

[0034] 300, auxiliary stabilizing assembly; 301, threaded rod; 302, supporting foot; 303, telescopic rod; 304, fixing plate. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0035] The following will be combined with the accompanying drawings in the present invention to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without creative work are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0036] With the continuous advancement of medical technology and the improvement of people's health needs, the application of ventilators in clinical treatment has become more and more extensive. As an important medical device, ventilators help patients maintain normal respiratory function by providing mechanical ventilation support.

[0037] See also Figure 1 - Figure 8 As shown, this embodiment provides an oxygen supply and oxygen inhalation device connected to the bedside, including a bedside cabinet 101, an oxygen supply device 102 is placed on the upper side of the bedside cabinet 101, and an oxygen inhalation mask 103 is placed on the upper side of the oxygen supply device 102, a storage component 200 is provided on the front side of the oxygen supply device 102, the storage component 200 is used to rotate and neatly wrap and store the oxygen pipeline, and an auxiliary stabilization component 300 is provided on the lower side of the storage component 200, and the auxiliary stabilization component 300 is used to slide down and abut against the upper surface of the bedside cabinet 101 to provide support force to stabilize the oxygen supply device 102, wherein:

[0038] Before use, when the medical staff places the oxygen supply device 102 in front of the bedside cabinet 101, the medical staff connects the oxygen pipeline to the oxygen supply device 102, and then rotates the storage component 200 to rotate and wrap the oxygen pipeline for storage;

[0039] During use, the oxygen pipeline is pulled out of the storage component 200 and then installed and connected to the input end of the oxygen mask 103. In daily use, when the patient pulls the oxygen pipeline during movement, the storage component 200 rotates again to stretch the oxygen pipeline from the winding state to extend the length of the oxygen pipeline. When the patient lies back to the original position, the storage component 200 rotates in the opposite direction to rotate and wind the excess length of the oxygen pipeline for storage;

[0040] When the patient forgets to take off the oxygen mask 103 and moves a large amount, the oxygen pipeline is rotated and pulled to the end of the storage component 200. When the oxygen pipeline reaches the end and the oxygen supply device 102 is pulled, the storage component 200 rotates before and at the same time uses the spiral transmission to move the auxiliary stabilization component 300 downward until the lower end of the auxiliary stabilization component 300 abuts against the upper surface of the bedside cabinet 101, thereby increasing the friction between the oxygen supply device 102 and the upper surface of the bedside cabinet 101, thereby achieving auxiliary stability of the oxygen supply device 102.

[0041] The present invention takes into account the problem of fixed length of oxygen pipeline in traditional ventilator. The fixed length pipeline restricts the patient's activities, making patients who need to move or change their positions feel restrained. At the same time, the fixed length pipeline may not meet the oxygen needs of different patients, affecting the treatment effect. In addition, the fixed length pipeline may increase the patient's discomfort, such as the pipeline is too long and easy to be entangled, and too short to limit the range of activities. Therefore, during use, the oxygen pipeline is pulled out of the storage component 200 and then installed and connected with the input end of the oxygen mask 103. In daily use, when the patient pulls the oxygen pipeline during movement, the storage component 200 rotates again to stretch the oxygen pipeline from the winding state to extend the length of the oxygen pipeline. When the patient lies back in place, the storage component 200 rotates in the opposite direction to rotate and wrap the excess length of the oxygen pipeline for storage. The storage component 200 automatically adjusts the length of the oxygen pipeline, which significantly improves the patient's experience of using the oxygen pipeline. When the patient is active, the pipeline can be pulled out and stretched as needed, effectively avoiding the problem of the pipeline winding and knotting during the patient's activities, so that the patient can move more freely and is no longer restricted by the length of the pipeline. This automatic adjustment mechanism not only reduces the pressure and restraint on the patient's body and improves comfort, but also reduces the workload of pipeline arrangement and maintenance for nursing staff and improves nursing efficiency. In this way, the management of oxygen pipelines becomes more intelligent and humane, providing great convenience for patients and nursing staff.

[0042] Secondly, considering that the patient may forget to take off the oxygen mask 103 when using it, and pull the oxygen pipeline to the limit position of the storage component 200 during the large-scale movement, once the length of the oxygen pipeline is exhausted and the oxygen supply device 102 continues to be pulled, there is a risk of pulling the oxygen supply device 102 off the upper side of the bedside cabinet 101, which may cause damage to the oxygen supply device 102. In order to cope with this situation, the storage component 200 synchronously drives the auxiliary stabilization component 300 to move downward through the spiral transmission during the rotation and extension of the oxygen pipeline, until the lower end of the auxiliary stabilization component 300 is in close contact with the upper surface of the bedside cabinet 101, which significantly enhances the friction between the oxygen supply device 102 and the upper surface of the bedside cabinet 101, thereby realizing the auxiliary stabilization function of the oxygen supply device 102, thereby avoiding damage to the oxygen supply device 102 and reducing the risk of damage to the oxygen supply device 102.

[0043] Among the above, the following shall be disclosed:

[0044] First, the tube can be pulled out and stretched as needed when the patient is moving, effectively avoiding the problem of the tube getting tangled and knotted during the patient's activities, allowing the patient to move more freely without being restricted by the length of the tube. Figure 4 - Figure 6As shown, the side wall of the oxygen supply device 102 is provided with an air inlet pipe 104, and the front side is provided with an oxygen outlet 105, the storage component 200 includes a box body 201, a side wall of the box body 201 is fixedly connected to the oxygen outlet 105, the bottom wall of the box body 201 is rotatably connected with a rotating shaft 202, the outer wall of the rotating shaft 202 is fixedly connected with a spiral track 203, the spiral track 203 is used to install the oxygen pipeline, the upper end of the rotating shaft 202 is rotatably connected with a rotating tube 204, and the lower side of the rotating tube 204 is fixedly connected to the upper side of the box body 201, the upper end side wall of the rotating shaft 202 and the inner wall of the rotating tube 204 are jointly fixedly connected with a first spring 208, the first spring 208 is a torsion spring, the outer wall of the spiral track 203 is evenly fixedly connected with a plurality of clamping devices 205, the plurality of clamping devices 205 include a plurality of buckles 2051, the plurality of buckles 2051 are symmetrically rotatably connected to the upper and lower ends of the side wall of the spiral track 203, and the buckles 205 A rotating shaft 2052 is rotatably connected between the spiral track 203, a mounting plate 2053 is fixedly connected to the side wall of the rotating shaft 2052, and a second spring 2054 is fixedly connected to the opposite side of the mounting plate 2053. An oxygen pipeline outlet 206 is provided on the side wall of the box body 201, and the oxygen pipeline outlet 206 is used to pull the oxygen pipeline out of the box body 201. A sealing door 207 is rotatably connected to the front side of the box body 201, and the sealing door 207 is used to place the oxygen pipeline as a whole into the box body 201. During use, the oxygen pipeline is pulled out of the box body 201 and then installed and connected with the input end of the oxygen mask 103. In daily use, when the patient moves, the oxygen pipeline is pulled and rotated to stretch the oxygen pipeline from the winding state to extend the length of the oxygen pipeline. When the patient lies back to the original position, the rotating shaft 202 drives the spiral track 203 to rotate in the opposite direction, and the excess length of the oxygen pipeline is rotated and wound for storage, wherein:

[0045] The oxygen supply device 102 is specially provided with an air inlet pipe 104 on the side wall, which is intended to introduce fresh air into the device. At the same time, the front side wall is provided with an oxygen outlet 105 for delivering the treated oxygen to the required place. The storage assembly 200 is composed of a box body 201, and its function is to provide a fixed space for storing and protecting the oxygen pipeline. One side wall of the box body 201 is tightly connected to the oxygen outlet 105 to ensure that the oxygen pipeline is stably placed at the outlet. In addition, a rotating shaft 202 is provided on the bottom wall of the box body 201, and the outer wall of the rotating shaft 202 is fixedly connected to the spiral track 203 to facilitate the installation and fixation of the oxygen pipeline. The upper end of the rotating shaft 202 is rotatably connected to the rotating tube 204, and the lower side of the rotating tube 204 is fixed to the upper side of the box body 201. The upper end side wall of the rotating shaft 202 and the inner wall of the rotating tube 204 are jointly fixed with a first spring 208, which is a torsion spring, providing appropriate torsion so that the rotating shaft 202 can be reversely rotated and reset after losing external force. The outer wall of the spiral track 203 is evenly connected with several clamping devices 205, including symmetrically rotating buckles 2051, which are convenient for the installation of oxygen pipelines. A rotating shaft 2052 is provided between the buckle 2051 and the spiral track 203, and the side wall of the shaft is fixedly connected to the mounting plate 2053. A second spring 2054 is provided between the mounting plates 2053 to ensure the elasticity between the buckles 2051 so as to better clamp the oxygen pipeline. The side wall of the box body 201 is provided with an oxygen pipeline outlet 206, which is convenient for the oxygen pipeline to be pulled out from the inside of the box body 201. The front side wall of the box body 201 is rotatably connected to the sealing door 207, and the oxygen pipeline can be stored in the box body 201 as a whole. When the patient is active, the pipeline can be pulled out and stretched as needed, effectively avoiding the winding and tying of the pipeline, making the patient move more freely, reducing the restraint on the patient's body, improving comfort, and reducing the workload of pipeline arrangement and maintenance for nursing staff, thereby improving nursing efficiency. This design makes oxygen pipeline management more intelligent and humane, bringing great convenience to patients and nursing staff.

[0046] Specifically, in actual use, the oxygen pipeline must first be pulled out from the inside of the box body 201 and installed and connected to the input end of the oxygen mask 103. In daily applications, when the patient needs to extend the oxygen pipeline during movement, the oxygen pipeline can be gradually stretched out in a winding state by pulling, thereby increasing its length. When the patient lies back in place, the rotating shaft 202 will drive the spiral track 203 to rotate in the opposite direction, and then rewind the excess oxygen pipeline part to ensure the orderly arrangement of the pipeline. This design allows the patient to flexibly pull out and stretch the oxygen pipeline according to actual needs during the activity, effectively preventing the winding and knotting of the pipeline, further improving the patient's freedom of movement, reducing the sense of restraint on the patient's body, and thus improving the patient's comfort. And before use, medical staff should ensure that the oxygen pipeline is properly connected to the oxygen supply device 102 before placing the oxygen supply device 102 on the bedside cabinet 101. Thereafter, the oxygen pipeline is rotated and wound for storage in an orderly manner by operating the storage assembly 200, so as to reduce the workload of nursing staff in arranging and maintaining the pipeline, thereby effectively improving the efficiency of nursing work.

[0047] Secondly, it is necessary to realize the auxiliary stabilization function of the oxygen supply device 102, thereby avoiding damage to the oxygen supply device 102 and reducing the risk of damage to the oxygen supply device 102, such as Figure 6 and Figure 8 As shown, the auxiliary stabilization component 300 includes a telescopic rod 303, the upper end of the telescopic rod 303 is fixedly connected to the inner wall of the box body 201, and the lower end passes through the bottom wall of the box body 201 and is fixedly connected to a supporting foot 302, the inner wall of the rotating shaft 202 is threadedly connected with a threaded rod 301, the lower end of the threaded rod 301 passes through the bottom wall of the box body 201 and is fixedly connected to the upper side of the supporting foot 302, there are multiple supporting feet 302, and the lower ends of the threaded rod 301 and the telescopic rod 303 are both fixedly connected to the upper side of the supporting foot 302, the opposite side of the supporting foot 302 is commonly fixedly connected with a fixing plate 304, and the lower side of the supporting foot 302 is designed The sawtooth-shaped structure is adopted. When the patient forgets to take off the oxygen mask 103, the movement amplitude is also large, and the oxygen pipeline is rotated to the end of the spiral track 203. When the oxygen pipeline reaches the end, the oxygen supply device 102 is pulled. The spiral track 203 drives the rotating shaft 202 to rotate during the previous rotation, and at the same time, the threaded rod 301 moves downward through the spiral transmission until the threaded rod 301 pushes the lower end of the supporting foot 302 to abut against the upper surface of the bedside cabinet 101, thereby increasing the friction between the oxygen supply device 102 and the upper surface of the bedside cabinet 101, and then the oxygen supply device 102 is auxiliary stabilized, wherein:

[0048] The core structure of the auxiliary stabilization component 300 is a telescopic rod 303, one end of which is firmly connected to the inner wall of the box body 201 to ensure the stability of the structure; the other end runs through the bottom of the box body 201 and is closely connected to the support foot 302. In addition, the threaded rod 301 is closely connected to the rotating shaft 202 through its fine internal thread structure, and its lower end is directly fixed to the upper part of the support foot 302. It is worth mentioning that the support feet 302 are reinforced by a fixing plate 304, which not only enhances the connection strength between them, but also makes the overall structure more stable. At the same time, the lower part of the support foot 302 adopts a serrated shape design, which is intended to increase the contact area with the ground, thereby improving stability and effectively preventing sliding or displacement when a fixed position is required. This design significantly enhances the friction between the oxygen supply device 102 and the upper surface of the bedside cabinet 101, realizes the auxiliary stabilization function of the oxygen supply device 102, effectively avoids damage to the oxygen supply device 102, and reduces the risk of damage to it.

[0049] Specifically, when the patient neglects to remove the oxygen mask 103 and moves the oxygen mask 103 with a large amplitude, the oxygen pipeline is stretched to the end of the spiral track 203. Once the length of the oxygen pipeline reaches the limit and pulls the oxygen supply device 102, the spiral track 203 will drive the rotating shaft 202 to rotate synchronously during the previous rotation process, and then the threaded rod 301 is prompted to move downward through the spiral transmission mechanism. This process will continue until the threaded rod 301 pushes the lower end of the support leg 302 to fit tightly against the upper surface of the bedside cabinet 101. Through this mechanism, the friction between the oxygen supply device 102 and the upper surface of the bedside cabinet 101 is significantly enhanced, and the friction between the oxygen supply device 102 and the upper surface of the bedside cabinet 101 is significantly enhanced, so as to realize the auxiliary stabilization function of the oxygen supply device 102, effectively avoid the damage of the oxygen supply device 102, and reduce the risk of damage, thereby effectively realizing the auxiliary stabilization effect of the oxygen supply device 102.

[0050] Specific working principle:

[0051] In the medical care process, first, the medical staff should ensure that the oxygen pipeline is correctly connected to the oxygen supply device 102 before placing the oxygen supply device 102 on the bedside cabinet 101. Then, by rotating the rotating shaft 202, the spiral track 203 is driven to rotate, so that the oxygen pipeline is wound and stored in an orderly manner, which is intended to reduce the nursing staff's work of organizing and maintaining the pipeline, thereby significantly improving the efficiency of nursing work.

[0052] In daily applications, if the patient needs to extend the oxygen pipeline during movement, the oxygen pipeline can be gradually stretched in a winding state by pulling to meet the length requirement. When the patient lies back to the original position, the rotating shaft 202 will drive the spiral track 203 to rotate in the opposite direction, and then rewind the excess oxygen pipeline to ensure the orderly management of the pipeline. This design allows patients to flexibly adjust the length of the oxygen pipeline according to actual needs, effectively preventing the pipeline from winding and tangling, further improving the patient's freedom of movement, reducing the sense of body restraint, and thus improving the patient's comfort.

[0053] In special cases, if the patient neglects to remove the oxygen mask 103 and moves a large range, causing the oxygen pipeline to be stretched to the end of the spiral track 203, the rotation of the spiral track 203 will drive the rotating shaft 202 to rotate synchronously, and then the threaded rod 301 will move downward through the spiral transmission mechanism. This process will continue until the threaded rod 301 pushes the lower end of the supporting foot 302 to fit tightly against the upper surface of the bedside cabinet 101. This mechanism significantly enhances the friction between the oxygen supply device 102 and the upper surface of the bedside cabinet 101, thereby achieving the stabilization function of the oxygen supply device 102, effectively preventing its damage and reducing the risk of damage, thereby ensuring the stability and safety of the oxygen supply device 102.

[0054] The above shows and describes the basic principles, main features and advantages of the present invention. Those skilled in the art should understand that the present invention is not limited by the above embodiments. The above embodiments and descriptions are only preferred examples of the present invention and are not intended to limit the present invention. Without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, the present invention may have various changes and improvements, which fall within the scope of the present invention. The scope of protection of the present invention is defined by the attached claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. An oxygen supply and oxygen absorption device connected to a bedside, comprising a bedside cabinet (101), characterized in that: An oxygen supply device (102) is placed on the upper side of the bedside cabinet (101), and an oxygen mask (103) is placed on the upper side of the oxygen supply device (102); a storage component (200) is provided on the front side of the oxygen supply device (102); the storage component (200) is used to rotate and neatly wrap and store the oxygen pipeline; an auxiliary stabilizing component (300) is provided on the lower side of the storage component (200); the auxiliary stabilizing component (300) is used to slide down and abut against the upper surface of the bedside cabinet (101) to provide support force to stabilize the oxygen supply device (102), wherein: Before use, when the medical staff places the oxygen supply device (102) in front of the bedside cabinet (101), they connect the oxygen pipeline to the oxygen supply device (102) and then rotate the storage component (200) to rotate and wrap the oxygen pipeline for storage; During use, the oxygen pipeline is pulled out of the storage component (200) and then installed and connected to the input end of the oxygen mask (103). In daily use, when the patient pulls the oxygen pipeline during movement, the storage component (200) rotates again to stretch the oxygen pipeline from the winding state to extend the length of the oxygen pipeline. When the patient lies back to the original position, the storage component (200) rotates in the opposite direction to rotate and wind the excess length of the oxygen pipeline for storage. When the patient forgets to take off the oxygen mask (103), the movement amplitude is relatively large, and the oxygen pipeline is rotated and pulled to the end of the storage assembly (200). When the oxygen pipeline reaches the end and the oxygen supply device (102) is pulled, the storage assembly (200) rotates before and simultaneously moves the auxiliary stabilization assembly (300) downward through the screw transmission until the lower end of the auxiliary stabilization assembly (300) abuts against the upper surface of the bedside cabinet (101), thereby increasing the friction between the oxygen supply device (102) and the upper surface of the bedside cabinet (101), thereby achieving auxiliary stabilization of the oxygen supply device (102).

2. The oxygen supply and oxygen absorption device connected to the bedside according to claim 1, characterized in that: The oxygen supply device (102) is provided with an air inlet pipe (104) on the side wall and an oxygen outlet (105) on the front side.

3. The oxygen supply and oxygen absorption device connected to the bedside according to claim 2, characterized in that: The storage assembly (200) comprises a box body (201), a side wall of the box body (201) is fixedly connected to the oxygen outlet (105), the bottom wall of the box body (201) is rotatably connected to a rotating shaft (202), the outer wall of the rotating shaft (202) is fixedly connected to a spiral track (203), the spiral track (203) is used to install an oxygen pipeline, the upper end of the rotating shaft (202) is rotatably connected to a rotating tube (204), and the lower side of the rotating tube (204) is fixedly connected to the upper side of the box body (201), the upper side wall of the rotating shaft (202) and the inner wall of the rotating tube (204) are fixedly connected to a first spring (208), the first spring (208) is a torsion spring, and the outer wall of the spiral track (203) is evenly fixedly connected to a plurality of clamping devices (205).

4. The oxygen supply and oxygen absorption device connected to the bedside according to claim 3, characterized in that: The plurality of snap-fit ​​devices (205) include a plurality of snaps (2051), the plurality of snaps (2051) are symmetrically rotatably connected to the upper and lower ends of the side walls of the spiral track (203), and the snaps (2051) are rotatably connected to a rotating shaft (2052) between the spiral track (203), the side wall of the rotating shaft (2052) is fixedly connected to a mounting plate (2053), and the opposite side of the mounting plate (2053) is commonly fixedly connected to a second spring (2054).

5. The oxygen supply and oxygen absorption device connected to the bedside according to claim 4, characterized in that: The side wall of the box body (201) is provided with an oxygen pipeline outlet (206), and the oxygen pipeline outlet (206) is used for pulling the oxygen pipeline out from the inside of the box body (201). The front side of the box body (201) is rotatably connected with a sealing door (207), and the sealing door (207) is used for placing the oxygen pipeline as a whole into the inside of the box body (201).

6. The oxygen supply and oxygen absorption device connected to the bedside according to claim 1, characterized in that: The auxiliary stabilizing assembly (300) comprises a telescopic rod (303), the upper end of which is fixedly connected to the inner wall of the box body (201), and the lower end of which passes through the bottom wall of the box body (201) and is fixedly connected to a supporting foot (302).

7. The oxygen supply and oxygen absorption device connected to the bedside according to claim 3, characterized in that: The inner wall of the rotating shaft (202) is threadedly connected with a threaded rod (301), the lower end of the threaded rod (301) passes through the bottom wall of the box body (201) and is fixedly connected to the upper side of the supporting foot (302), there are a plurality of supporting feet (302), and the lower ends of the threaded rod (301) and the telescopic rod (303) are both fixedly connected to the upper side of the supporting foot (302), and the opposite side of the supporting foot (302) is commonly fixedly connected with a fixing plate (304).

8. The oxygen supply and oxygen absorption device connected to the bedside according to claim 7, characterized in that: The lower side of the support foot (302) is designed to have a sawtooth structure.

9. The oxygen supply and oxygen inhalation device connected to the bedside according to claim 8, characterized in that: During use, the oxygen pipeline is pulled out of the box body (201) and then installed and connected to the input end of the oxygen mask (103). In daily use, when the patient moves, the oxygen pipeline is pulled and rotated to stretch the oxygen pipeline from the winding state to extend the length of the oxygen pipeline. When the patient lies back to the original position, the rotating shaft (202) drives the spiral track (203) to rotate in the opposite direction, and the excess length of the oxygen pipeline is rotated and wound for storage.

10. The oxygen supply and oxygen inhalation device connected to the bedside according to claim 9, characterized in that: When the patient forgets to take off the oxygen mask (103), the movement amplitude is large, and the oxygen pipeline is rotated to the end of the spiral track (203). When the oxygen pipeline reaches the end and the oxygen supply device (102) is pulled, the spiral track (203) drives the rotating shaft (202) to rotate while the threaded rod (301) moves downward through the spiral transmission until the threaded rod (301) pushes the lower end of the supporting foot (302) to abut against the upper surface of the bedside cabinet (101), thereby increasing the friction between the oxygen supply device (102) and the upper surface of the bedside cabinet (101), thereby achieving auxiliary stability of the oxygen supply device (102).

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