Incontinent dermatitis prevention device for incontinent patient

The device addresses inefficiencies in excrement drainage and intestinal damage by incorporating a flushing, inflation, and water absorption system, enhancing drainage efficiency and protecting the negative pressure equipment.

CN222150602UActive Publication Date: 2024-12-13WUMING HOSPITAL AFFILIATED TO GUANGXI MEDICAL UNIV
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Application Number
CN202323420941.4
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2023-12-13
Publication Date
2024-12-13
Estimated Expiration
2033-12-13

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Technical Problem

Existing incontinence dermatitis prevention devices face challenges with inefficient excrement drainage, especially when excreta is dry, leading to blockages, and long-term negative pressure suction can cause intestinal damage, while lacking protection against water vapor ingress affecting the pump's service life.

Method used

A device comprising a three-way pipe body with a flushing component for saline infusion, an inflation component for improved catheter firmness, a negative pressure component for excrement collection, and a water absorption component to prevent water vapor ingress, along with a locking mechanism for easy assembly and replacement.

Benefits of technology

Enhances excrement drainage efficiency, reduces catheter slippage, prevents intestinal damage, and protects the negative pressure equipment from water vapor, ensuring effective and safe excrement management for incontinent patients.

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Abstract

The utility model discloses an incontinent dermatitis prevention device for incontinent patients. The incontinent dermatitis prevention device comprises a three-way pipe body, a flushing assembly, an inflation assembly, a negative pressure assembly and an air suction assembly. By arranging the flushing assembly, after excrement is subjected to negative pressure adsorption, flushing and cleaning can be achieved through guiding and conveying of the normal saline catheter, the inflation assembly is arranged, namely after a disposable catheter is inserted into the anus of a patient, the disposable catheter can be matched with an air bag to be inflated and expanded, so that the connection firmness is improved, and the slippage phenomenon is reduced; the drainage box is arranged, namely, the drainage box is matched with a negative pressure device connected with an external pipe, excrement can be collected into the drainage box in a negative pressure mode, the excrement is prevented from infecting the anus of a patient, a water absorption assembly is arranged, namely, a water absorption plate is arranged in a shell, water vapor in negative pressure air can be absorbed and treated, and the water vapor is prevented from affecting the negative pressure device; and meanwhile, locking structures arranged in front of and behind the bearing frame are matched, so that the shell can be quickly disassembled, assembled and replaced.
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Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the field of incontinence dermatitis prevention, in particular to an incontinence dermatitis prevention device for incontinence patients. Background Art

[0002] Severely ill patients often use antibiotics in large doses for a long time due to infection, which leads to intestinal flora imbalance. In addition, patients need to increase nutrition, and usually choose enteral nutrition preparations, which patients cannot tolerate. Coupled with intestinal flora imbalance, patients suffer from diarrhea, or some patients have impaired consciousness and coma, leading to incontinence and incontinence dermatitis. Many patients have long-term moisture and pressure on the perineum, buttocks, and sacrum, and may even suffer pressure injuries, leading to skin infection and incontinence dermatitis.

[0003] Incontinence dermatitis refers to inflammation of the skin caused by long-term or repeated exposure to urine and feces, accompanied by blisters or skin damage. It is a common complication for incontinence patients and can also cause other diseases such as pain, infection and pressure sores. Today, the prevention and treatment of incontinence dermatitis in incontinence patients is often achieved through the installation of prevention devices. That is, by inserting a catheter in the anus to assist in the drainage of excrement, preventing the excrement from causing moisture to the perineum, buttocks, and sacrum of the incontinent patient, reducing the occurrence of incontinence dermatitis, promoting skin healing, and promoting patient comfort.

[0004] The existing Chinese patent is CN202022207329.9, which is an intra-anal negative pressure drainage tube, including an anal tube, a drainage bottle, and an air pump. One end of the anal tube is provided with a connecting cap, and the anal tube is connected to the upper part of the drainage bottle through the connecting cap, and a sealing gasket is directly provided at the end of the anal tube and the drainage bottle. The upper part of the inner cavity of the drainage bottle is provided with a water-gas separation tube, and the air suction port of the air pump is connected to the water-gas separation tube through a pipe. The outer periphery of the lower part of the drainage bottle is provided with multiple folds, and the folds are wavy. The utility model uses an air pump to extract air in the drainage bottle to form negative pressure, which is used to extract feces from patients with fecal incontinence for drainage. The folds in the flow bottle can contract when the negative pressure is too large to prevent damage to the intestinal wall caused by excessive negative pressure. The water-gas separation tube can separate liquid and other substances to prevent excessive water vapor from being inhaled into the air pump, which affects the service life of the air pump.

[0005] It can be seen from the above patents that for the existing prevention and treatment of incontinence dermatitis, the anal canal or catheter is often used to assist in the drainage of excreta from incontinent patients, but the effect of its use is not sufficient, that is, when the excreta lacks moisture and is dry, it is relatively difficult to be drained out through the anal canal or catheter, resulting in blockage of the excreta drainage, which affects the efficiency of the prevention and treatment of incontinence dermatitis. At the same time, the drainage of excreta is not safe and efficient enough, that is, long-term negative pressure suction can easily cause damage to the intestinal mucosa, causing secondary harm to incontinent patients. Secondly, when the negative pressure pump body performs negative pressure suction activity, the negative pressure inlet end lacks certain protective measures to block water vapor, resulting in water vapor entering the interior of the negative pressure pump body, affecting the service life of the negative pressure pump body. Utility Model Content

[0006] Therefore, in order to solve the above-mentioned shortcomings, the present invention provides a device for preventing incontinence dermatitis for incontinent patients.

[0007] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the present invention adopts the following technical scheme: a device for preventing incontinence dermatitis for incontinent patients, comprising a three-way pipe body, the middle part of the front side of the three-way pipe body is rotatably connected to the regulating valve, and a connecting pipe is sealed and connected to the left port of the three-way pipe body, the left end of the connecting pipe is correspondingly plugged with a disposable catheter, and the lower end of the left end of the disposable catheter is connected to an adsorption end head, and also includes a flushing component installed on the upper end of the three-way pipe body, an inflation component built into the disposable catheter, a negative pressure component connected to the right side of the three-way pipe body and a water absorption component connected to the inside of the negative pressure component, the flushing component includes a physiological saline catheter, a water inlet end plugged into the lower port of the physiological saline catheter, a threaded head fastened to the lower end of the water inlet end, and an internal thread opened inside the threaded head.

[0008] Preferably, the threaded head is threadedly connected to the upper end of the tee pipe body through an internal internal thread, and the threaded head is integrally formed with the bottom of the water inlet end.

[0009] Preferably, the inflation assembly includes an inflation head, an inflation pipe provided at the top inlet end of the inflation head, an air guide tube sealed and plugged into the bottom outlet end of the inflation pipe, and an air bag connected to the lower left end of the air guide tube. The air guide tube is built into the disposable catheter, and the upper end of the air bag is socketed with the lower left end of the disposable catheter.

[0010] Preferably, the upper right end of the airway tube passes through the disposable catheter, and the remaining portion of the airway tube is connected to the inner wall of the disposable catheter.

[0011] Preferably, the negative pressure component includes a negative pressure tube plugged into the right end of the tee pipe body, a liquid inlet pipe connected to the right end of the negative pressure tube, a drainage box installed at the right end of the liquid inlet pipe, an external tube plugged into the upper right end of the drainage box, and the right side of the external tube can be externally connected to a negative pressure device, a corresponding sealing cover provided on the upper end of the drainage box, and a sealing layer adhered to the outside of the lower end of the sealing cover.

[0012] Preferably, the water absorption assembly includes a shell installed at the upper right end of the interior of the drainage box, a limiting strip fixed to the front and rear sides of the shell, a water absorption plate equidistantly built into the interior of the shell, a receiving frame connected to the lower end of the shell and to the inner side wall of the shell, a limiting groove opened on both sides of the interior of the receiving frame, and a locking structure provided at the upper ends of the front and rear sides of the receiving frame, and the limiting strip is plugged into the interior of the limiting groove accordingly.

[0013] Preferably, the locking structure includes a positioning column installed on the upper ends of the front and rear sides of the supporting frame, a locking plate connected to the upper end of the positioning column, a knob installed on the upper end of the locking plate and rotatably connected to the middle part of the positioning column, a connecting plate fixed on the side of the limiting strip, and a locking groove opened in the middle of the connecting plate, and the locking groove and the locking plate are cross-locked.

[0014] Beneficial effects of the utility model:

[0015] Advantage 1: The utility model is provided with a flushing component, which can guide the excrement through the physiological saline catheter after negative pressure adsorption to achieve flushing and cleaning;

[0016] Advantage 2: The utility model is provided with an inflation component, that is, after the disposable catheter is inserted into the patient's anus, the air bag can be inflated to improve the connection firmness and reduce the slippage phenomenon;

[0017] Advantage 3: The utility model is provided with a negative pressure component, that is, a negative pressure device connected to an external pipe, which can collect excrement into the drainage box under negative pressure, thereby preventing excrement from causing infection to the patient's anus;

[0018] Advantage 4: The utility model is provided with a water absorption component, that is, a water absorption plate provided inside the shell, which can absorb and treat the water vapor inside the negative pressure air to prevent the water vapor from affecting the negative pressure equipment. At the same time, with the locking structure provided at the front and rear of the receiving frame, the shell can be quickly disassembled, assembled and replaced. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0019] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the utility model;

[0020] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional split structure of the flushing component of the utility model;

[0021] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the inclined three-dimensional structure of the threaded head of the utility model;

[0022] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the inflatable component of the utility model;

[0023] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the negative pressure component of the utility model;

[0024] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the water absorption component of the utility model;

[0025] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the housing of the utility model when viewed from the front;

[0026] Figure 8 It is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional split structure of the water absorption component of the utility model.

[0027] The components include: tee body 1, regulating valve 2, connecting tube 3, disposable catheter 4, adsorption terminal 5, flushing assembly 6, saline catheter 61, water inlet terminal 62, threaded head 63, internal thread 64, inflation assembly 7, inflation head 71, inflation tube 72, air guide tube 73, air bag 74, negative pressure assembly 8, negative pressure tube 81, liquid inlet port 82, drainage box 83, external tube 84, sealing cap 85, sealing layer 86, water absorption assembly 9, shell 91, limiting strip 92, water absorption plate 93, receiving frame 94, limiting groove 95, locking structure 96, positioning column 961, locking plate 962, knob 963, connecting plate 964, locking groove 965. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0028] In order to further explain the technical solution of the present invention, specific embodiments are described in detail below.

[0029] See also Figure 1The utility model provides an incontinence dermatitis prevention device for incontinence patients, including a three-way pipe body 1 for correspondingly connecting and matching three pipelines. The front middle part of the three-way pipe body 1 is rotatably connected to the regulating valve 2, so that the flow direction can be rotated and adjusted through the regulating valve 2 to conveniently adjust the operation steps. The left port of the three-way pipe body 1 is sealed with a connecting pipe 3, so that fast external connection can be achieved through the connecting pipe 3. The left end of the connecting pipe 3 is correspondingly plugged with a disposable catheter 4, and the outer side of the left lower end of the disposable catheter 4 is correspondingly opened with a scale, so that the insertion position can be understood through the scale. The lower end of the left end of the disposable catheter 4 It is connected with an adsorption end head 5, and also includes a flushing component 6 installed on the upper end of the tee pipe body 1, so that the flushing liquid can be quickly introduced and cleaned through the flushing component 6, and an inflation component 7 built into the disposable catheter 4, so that the inflation component 7 can improve the firmness of the disposable catheter 4 after insertion and reduce the occurrence of slippage. A negative pressure component 8 is connected to the right side of the tee pipe body 1, so that the negative pressure component 8 can realize auxiliary negative pressure adsorption and collection of excrement, and a water absorption component 9 is connected to the inside of the negative pressure component 8, so that the water absorption component 9 can assist in the negative pressure absorption of water vapor and prevent water vapor from affecting the external negative pressure equipment.

[0030] See also Figure 2-3 The flushing component 6 in this embodiment includes a saline catheter 61 for transmitting saline to achieve flushing, and the saline catheter 61 can be externally connected to a saline bag or a saline storage place, and a water inlet end 62 is correspondingly sealed and plugged into the lower end of the saline catheter 61 to improve the connection firmness of the saline catheter 61, and a threaded head 63 is fastened to the lower end of the water inlet end 62 to achieve a quick threaded connection. The internal thread 64 is correspondingly opened inside the threaded head 63, so that the threaded head 63 is quickly connected to the three-way pipe body 1 through the internal thread 64.

[0031] Among them, the threaded head 63 is threadedly connected to the upper end of the tee pipe body 1 through the internal internal thread 64, and the threaded head 63 and the bottom of the water inlet end 62 are integrally formed to ensure that the threaded head 63 is threadedly fastened to the tee pipe body 1 through the internal thread 64.

[0032] See also Figure 4 The inflation component 7 in this embodiment includes an inflation head 71 for inflation cooperation, an inflation pipe 72 sealedly connected to the top inlet end of the inflation head 71, so as to facilitate external connection and gas guidance through the inflation pipe 72, an air guide tube 73 sealedly plugged into the bottom outlet end of the inflation pipe 72, and an air bag 74 connected to the lower left end of the air guide tube 73 to achieve a close fit and anti-slip cooperation. After the air bag 74 is inflated, it becomes an elliptical sphere. The air guide tube 73 is built into the disposable catheter 4, and the upper end of the air bag 74 is sleeved with the lower left end of the disposable catheter 4.

[0033] Specifically, the inflation head 71 is connected to the external inflation equipment through the inflation pipe 72 provided at the upper end, and the air guide tube 73 provided at the bottom of the inflation head 71 is connected to the inner wall of the disposable catheter 4, ensuring that the air guide tube 73 is stably connected to the inner wall of the disposable catheter 4 and performs stable gas guiding activities.

[0034] See also Figure 5 The negative pressure assembly 8 in this embodiment includes a negative pressure tube 81 that is plugged into the right end of the three-way pipe body 1 to achieve negative pressure suction, and the negative pressure tube 81 is configured as a flexible tube as a whole, connected to the liquid inlet pipe port 82 at the right end of the negative pressure tube 81, and the liquid inlet pipe port 82 is sealed and plugged into the right side of the negative pressure tube 81, and a drainage box 83 is installed at the right end of the liquid inlet pipe port 82 to facilitate the negative pressure collection of excrement through the drainage box 83, and an external tube 84 is laterally plugged into the outside of the upper right end of the drainage box 83, and the right side of the external tube 84 can be externally connected to a negative pressure device, and a sealing cover 85 is correspondingly provided on the upper end of the drainage box 83 to achieve covering and sealing to reduce odor leakage, and a sealing layer 86 is adhered and fixed to the outer side of the lower end of the sealing cover 85.

[0035] It is further explained that the external pipe 84 provided on the right side of the upper end of the drainage box 83 is connected to the external negative pressure equipment, and the position of the external pipe 84 is higher than the liquid inlet pipe 82 provided on the left side of the drainage box 83, ensuring that the external pipe 84 can achieve stable negative pressure suction activity, the middle part of the upper end of the drainage box 83 is tightly sealed with the sealing cover 85, and the sealing layer 86 provided on the outer side of the lower end of the sealing cover 85 is arranged in a rectangular frame shape, ensuring that the sealing cover 85 is tightly sealed with the upper end of the drainage box 83 through the sealing layer 86.

[0036] See also Figure 6-8 The water absorption assembly 9 in this embodiment includes a shell 91 installed at the upper right end of the drainage box 83, and the shell 91 has openings on both sides, and the right opening of the shell 91 corresponds to the upper right end opening of the drainage box 83. The limiting strips 92 on the front and back sides of the shell 91 are vertically fixed, and the limiting strips 92 on both sides are rectangular strips. The water absorption plates 93 are equidistantly built into the shell 91 from left to right, and the water absorption plates 93 are equidistantly installed along the inside of the shell 91 in a state of three on top and two on the bottom, and adjacent There is a distance between the water absorption plates 93, and a supporting frame 94 is connected to the lower end of the shell 91 and the inner side wall of the shell 91, and the supporting frame 94 is arranged in a concave frame shape as a whole, so that the shell 91 can be positioned and plugged in through the supporting frame 94 to ensure the accurate installation position of the water vapor adsorption structure. The limiting grooves 95 are symmetrically and vertically opened on the front and rear sides of the supporting frame 94, and the limiting grooves 95 on both sides are correspondingly limited and plugged with the front and rear limiting strips 92 of the shell 91, and a locking structure 96 is provided on the upper ends of the front and rear sides of the supporting frame 94.

[0037] To further illustrate, the locking structure 96 includes a positioning column 961 that is fastened to the upper ends of the front and rear sides of the supporting frame 94 to achieve positioning cooperation, a locking plate 962 connected to the upper end of the positioning column 961, and the locking plate 962 can achieve circumferential rotation along the upper end of the positioning column 961, and a corresponding knob 963 is provided on the upper end of the locking plate 962 and rotatably connected to the middle of the positioning column 961, so that the locking plate 962 can be rotated to unlock or lock by manually rotating the knob 963, and a connecting plate 964 is laterally fixedly connected to the side of the limiting strip 92, and the connecting plate 964 is abutted against the upper end of the front side or the upper end of the rear side of the supporting frame 94, and a corresponding locking groove 965 is opened in the middle of the connecting plate 964, and the depth of the locking groove 965 is consistent with the height of the positioning column 961, and the locking plate 962 can be locked crosswise with the locking groove 965 or unlocked in parallel.

[0038] The working steps of the device are as follows;

[0039] S1: Insertion. Insert the disposable catheter 4 from the patient's anus and insert the disposable catheter 4 5-7 cm according to the scale set at the lower left end of the disposable catheter 4 to avoid inserting it too long or too short. After the disposable catheter 4 is inserted, the adsorption end 5 connected to the bottom left of the disposable catheter 4 can be synchronously moved into the patient's anus. Then, through the regulating valve 2 on the front side of the three-way pipe body 1, the three outlet ends of the three-way pipe body 1 can be intermittently adjusted to close, so that stable intermittent negative pressure adsorption or intermittent flushing activities can be achieved subsequently.

[0040] S2: Inflation reinforcement. After the disposable catheter 4 is accurately placed, the inflation pipe 72 inside the inflation component 7 can be connected to the external inflation device, and the external inflation device can be used to perform inflation activities, so that the gas is guided along the inflation pipe 72, the inflation head 71 and the air guide tube 73 in turn to the inside of the airbag 74, so that the airbag 74 expands. As the airbag 74 expands, it can fit tightly against the patient's anus, reducing the occurrence of the disposable catheter 4 falling off, so that the advantage of strengthening the firmness of the disposable catheter 4 is achieved.

[0041] S3: Negative pressure extraction. When it is necessary to extract the patient's excrement, the negative pressure device connected to the external pipe 84 inside the negative pressure component 8 can be operated to perform negative pressure adsorption. The negative pressure pipe 81 connected to the right side of the three-way pipe body 1 can be combined with the disposable catheter 4 to suck the excrement into the disposable catheter 4, the connecting pipe 3, the three-way pipe body 1 and the negative pressure pipe 81. Finally, along the liquid inlet pipe 82 connected to the right side of the negative pressure pipe 81, it is drained into the drainage box 83 to achieve negative pressure adsorption and storage of excrement, thereby preventing the excrement generated by incontinent patients from being exposed to long-term moisture or pressure on the perineum, buttocks, and sacrum, causing skin damage and inflammation.

[0042] When it is necessary to process the excreta inside the drainage box 83, the sealing cover 85 sealed at the upper end of the drainage box 83 can be pulled up to release the seal of the sealing cover 85 on the upper end of the drainage box, and the connection between the negative pressure tube 81 and the liquid inlet 82 and the connection between the external tube 84 and the external negative pressure device can be disconnected in sequence. In this way, the medical staff can process the excreta collected in the drainage box 83 through the opened drainage box 83;

[0043] The negative pressure suction time should not be too long. Generally, the negative pressure suction time is 10 minutes. At the same time, the negative pressure value is set between 0.02-0.04Mpa to avoid the negative pressure suction process causing intestinal mucosal damage and bleeding.

[0044] If fresh blood is drawn out during the negative pressure suction process, the negative pressure suction activity should be stopped immediately, and the disposable catheter 4 should be pulled out once and for all, and protective agents or drugs should be used for treatment to avoid damage to the intestinal mucosa of the incontinent patient, thereby achieving negative pressure suction coordination and realizing the convenient discharge of excrement produced by the incontinent patient.

[0045] S4: Flushing. If the excrement produced by the incontinent patient is dry and cannot be discharged smoothly, the flushing component 6 provided at the upper end of the three-way pipe body 1 can be used to inject and flush the saline solution. First, the regulating valve 2 on the front side of the three-way pipe body 1 is turned to achieve the connection between the saline catheter 61 and the disposable catheter 4. Then, the saline catheter 61 connected to the external saline bag or the saline storage place can guide the saline solution to the water inlet end 62, and then introduce it into the interior of the three-way pipe body 1 through the threaded head 63. Finally, it enters the disposable catheter 4 through the left end of the three-way pipe body 1, so that the saline solution enters the patient's anus from the suction end 5 provided at the lower left end of the disposable catheter 4 to flush and dilute the excrement inside the patient's anus, ensuring the rapid negative pressure discharge of the subsequent diluted excrement, thereby realizing auxiliary flushing of excrement and accelerating the efficiency of subsequent negative pressure discharge.

[0046] S5: Water vapor protection. When the negative pressure device connected to the negative pressure assembly 8 is in operation, the inhaled gas will enter the shell 91 inside the water absorption assembly 9, causing the water vapor to sequentially contact the five water absorption plates 93 installed at equal intervals (three at the top and two at the bottom) inside the shell 91, thereby achieving auxiliary absorption of water vapor and preventing water vapor from directly entering the external negative pressure device and affecting the service life of the negative pressure device.

[0047] When the five water absorption plates 93 absorb a certain amount of water vapor and need to be replaced, the knobs 963 of the locking structure 96 provided at the upper ends of the front and rear sides of the receiving frame 94 can be rotated respectively, so that the knobs 963 correspondingly drive the locking plates 962 fastened to the bottom to rotate 90 degrees. In this way, the locking plates 962, which were originally locked in a cross-intersection with the locking grooves 965 provided on the connecting plate 964, are rotated to be parallel to the locking grooves 965 in the upper and lower longitudinal directions, thereby releasing the locking. When the other locking plates 962 are also rotated and unlocked, the shell 91 can be directly pulled up to remove the shell 91 from the inside of the receiving frame 94 for replacement.

[0048] When installing the new shell 91, first, the shell 91 is vertically fastened to the limit strips 92 on the front and rear sides to be plugged into the limit slots 95 vertically opened inside the front and rear sides of the receiving frame 94 to achieve the positioning and placement of the shell 91. At the same time, the connecting plate 964 fastened to the side of the limit strip 92 will then abut against the upper end of the receiving frame 94, so that the opened locking slot 965 passes through the positioning column 961 in advance. For this reason, the locking plate 962 will be at the upper end of the locking slot 965. Therefore, the knob 963 can be manually rotated again to make the locking plate 962 and the locking slot 965 re-form a cross-locking state to quickly complete the positioning, installation and use of the new shell 91, thereby achieving the advantages of negative pressure water vapor assisted absorption treatment and ensuring the service life of the external negative pressure equipment.

[0049] The present invention provides a device for preventing incontinence dermatitis for incontinent patients. The device is provided with a flushing component 6, which can guide the excreta through a physiological saline catheter 61 after the excreta is negatively adsorbed, so as to achieve flushing and cleaning. The device is also provided with an inflation component 7, that is, after the disposable catheter 4 is inserted into the patient's anus, the air bag 74 can be inflated to improve the connection firmness and reduce the slippage phenomenon. The device is also provided with a negative pressure component 8, that is, a negative pressure device connected to an external pipe 84, which can collect the excreta under negative pressure into the drainage box 83 to prevent the excreta from causing infection to the patient's anus. Secondly, the device is provided with a water absorption component 9, that is, a water absorption plate 93 provided inside the shell 91, which can absorb and process the water vapor inside the negative pressure air to prevent the water vapor from affecting the negative pressure device. At the same time, the device is provided with a locking structure 96 provided before and after the receiving frame 94, so that the shell 91 can be quickly disassembled, assembled and replaced.

[0050] The above description is merely a preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the present invention. Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the aforementioned embodiments, those skilled in the art will be able to modify the technical solutions described in the aforementioned embodiments or replace some of the technical features therein with equivalents. Any modifications, equivalent replacements, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principles of the present invention shall be included within the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims

1. A device for preventing incontinence dermatitis for incontinence patients, comprising a three-way pipe body (1), wherein the middle portion of the front side of the three-way pipe body (1) is rotatably connected to a regulating valve (2), and a connecting pipe (3) is sealedly connected to the left end of the three-way pipe body (1), a disposable catheter (4) is correspondingly inserted at the left end of the connecting pipe (3), and an adsorption terminal (5) is connected to the lower end of the left end of the disposable catheter (4); Features: The invention also comprises a flushing assembly (6) installed at the upper end of the three-way pipe body (1), an inflation assembly (7) built into the disposable catheter (4), a negative pressure assembly (8) connected to the right side of the three-way pipe body (1), and a water absorption assembly (9) connected to the inside of the negative pressure assembly (8); the flushing assembly (6) comprises a saline catheter (61), a water inlet end (62) plugged into the lower end of the saline catheter (61), a threaded head (63) fastened to the lower end of the water inlet end (62), and an internal thread (64) provided inside the threaded head (63).

2. The device for preventing incontinence dermatitis for incontinence patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: The threaded head (63) is threadedly connected to the upper end of the three-way pipe body (1) via an internal internal thread (64), and the threaded head (63) and the bottom of the water inlet end head (62) are integrally formed.

3. The device for preventing incontinence dermatitis for incontinence patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: The inflation assembly (7) comprises an inflation head (71), an inflation pipe (72) arranged at the top inlet end of the inflation head (71), an air guide tube (73) sealed and plugged into the bottom outlet end of the inflation pipe (72), and an air bag (74) connected to the lower left end of the air guide tube (73); the air guide tube (73) is built into the disposable catheter (4), and the upper end of the air bag (74) is sleeved with the lower left end of the disposable catheter (4).

4. The device for preventing incontinence dermatitis for incontinence patients according to claim 3, characterized in that: The upper right end of the air guide tube (73) passes through the disposable catheter (4), and the remaining part of the air guide tube (73) is connected to the inner wall of the disposable catheter (4).

5. The device for preventing incontinence dermatitis for incontinence patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: The negative pressure assembly (8) comprises a negative pressure pipe (81) plugged into the right end of the three-way pipe body (1), a liquid inlet pipe port (82) connected to the right end of the negative pressure pipe (81), a drainage box (83) installed at the right end of the liquid inlet pipe port (82), an external pipe (84) plugged into the upper right end of the drainage box (83), and the right side of the external pipe (84) can be externally connected to a negative pressure device, a sealing cover (85) correspondingly provided on the upper end of the drainage box (83), and a sealing layer (86) adhered to the outer side of the lower end of the sealing cover (85).

6. The device for preventing incontinence dermatitis for incontinence patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: The water absorption assembly (9) comprises a shell (91) mounted on the upper right end of the drainage box (83), a limit strip (92) fixedly arranged on the front and rear sides of the shell (91), a water absorption plate (93) equidistantly built into the shell (91), a receiving frame (94) connected to the lower end of the shell (91) and connected to the inner side wall of the shell (91), a limit slot (95) provided on both sides of the receiving frame (94), and a locking structure (96) provided on the upper ends of the front and rear sides of the receiving frame (94), wherein the limit strip (92) is correspondingly plugged into the inside of the limit slot (95).

7. The device for preventing incontinence dermatitis for incontinence patients according to claim 6, characterized in that: The locking structure (96) comprises a positioning column (961) mounted on the upper ends of the front and rear sides of the supporting frame (94), a locking plate (962) connected to the upper end of the positioning column (961), a rotating knob (963) mounted on the upper end of the locking plate (962) and rotatably connected to the middle of the positioning column (961), a connecting plate (964) fixedly arranged on the side of the limiting strip (92), and a locking groove (965) provided in the middle of the connecting plate (964), wherein the locking groove (965) and the locking plate (962) are cross-locked.