Operating room critical care nursing debridement device

Abstract

This invention discloses an operating room emergency and critical care wound cleaning device. This invention relates to the field of BBB (Body-Body-Body) technology. Sterile liquid enters the storage tank through an inlet pipe, temporarily storing the liquid for later use. The sterile liquid can be sterile saline, diluted iodine solution, hydrogen peroxide solution, compound chlorhexidine solution, etc. A pump squeezes and discharges the liquid from the storage tank, which then flows through a connecting pipe to a transfer pipe. The transfer pipe distributes the liquid to a flushing head, flushing it outwards. The liquid directly removes contaminants such as mud, blood clots, necrotic tissue, and foreign body fragments from the wound surface and superficial layers. A cylindrical frame supports the flushing head, and several holes are provided on the surface of the frame to facilitate liquid infiltration, allowing the liquid to enter the lower side of the inner wall of the cylindrical shell. The liquid then enters the storage tank from the cylindrical shell, thus collecting waste liquid for proper subsequent disposal.

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