Multi-drug-resistant bacterium storage rack

Abstract

According to the technical scheme, the multi-drug-resistant bacterium storage rack is characterized in that the multi-drug-resistant bacterium storage rack comprises a main body hanging rack, a storage mechanism used for storing medical articles and a recycling mechanism used for collecting medical waste, the main body hanging rack comprises a hook and a bearing plate, the hook is used for being hung on a sickbed and enabling the bearing plate to be kept vertically arranged, and the hook is used for hanging the bearing plate on the sickbed. The storage mechanism and the recycling mechanism are both arranged on the bearing plate, and the recycling mechanism comprises a recycling container which is detachable relative to the bearing plate. The storage rack can be directly hung on a sickbed of a patient, and compared with an integral bedside table or a diagnosis and treatment vehicle, the storage rack more reasonably utilizes space and saves occupied space, so that obstruction to the patient and medical staff is reduced, and meanwhile, 9s management of a ward is facilitated. The storage cabinet is arranged on the bearing plate, the corresponding number of open containers and drawers are arranged according to the articles needed by the multi-drug-resistant bacterium infection patient, and the articles can be stored in a classified mode.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to a medical device, in particular to a multi-drug resistant bacteria storage rack. Background Art

[0002] Multidrug-resistant organisms (MDRO) infection is a medical problem caused by bacterial mutation and excessive use of antibiotics. It has become one of the main problems in anti-infection treatment and seriously threatens human health. Multidrug-resistant bacteria infection mainly occurs in medical environments, such as respiratory departments, ICUs, and infectious disease departments in medical institutions. The high-intensity use of antibiotics in hospitals, the weakness or low immunity of hospitalized patients, and medical staff and medical equipment provide favorable conditions for the spread of drug-resistant bacteria, making hospitals the main place for multidrug resistance. Medical institutions need to take a series of measures to prevent multidrug-resistant bacteria infection, including strengthening hand hygiene, regular environmental cleaning and disinfection, and strengthening the management of diagnostic and therapeutic supplies and drugs. For patients with multidrug-resistant bacteria infection, it is necessary to strengthen monitoring and management and take necessary prevention and control measures. At present, there are many items needed for the protection and diagnosis and treatment of multidrug-resistant bacteria infection, which are prone to problems such as storage confusion, classification confusion, and item loss. It is difficult to achieve orderly management, which can easily cause difficulty in access and even lead to poor infection consequences. Patent (CN215501955U) discloses a bedside table for patients with multidrug-resistant bacteria, and patent (CN214356100U) discloses a medical multidrug-resistant bacteria special vehicle. The technical solutions of the above two patents can optimize the management of multidrug-resistant bacteria infection protection and diagnostic and treatment supplies, but since the space in general wards is relatively limited, adding cabinets or vehicles will take up a large space, affecting the movements of patients and medical staff. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of the utility model is to provide a multi-drug resistant bacteria storage rack to solve the problems existing in the above-mentioned background technology, and adopt the following technical solutions:

[0004] A multidrug-resistant bacteria storage rack is used to be hung on the head, foot or bedside railing of a hospital bed, comprising a main hanger, a storage mechanism for storing medical supplies and a recovery mechanism for collecting medical waste, wherein the main hanger comprises a hook and a bearing plate, the hook is used to hang on the hospital bed and keep the bearing plate vertically arranged, the storage mechanism and the recovery mechanism are both arranged on the bearing plate, wherein the recovery mechanism comprises a recovery container detachable relative to the bearing plate.

[0005] Preferably, the left edge and the right edge of the supporting plate are fixedly connected with a left support rod and a right support rod respectively, the number of the hooks is at least two, and a hook is provided on the left support rod and the right support rod, the placement mechanism and the recovery mechanism are both arranged on the front side of the supporting plate, and the hooks face the back side of the supporting plate.

[0006] Preferably, the storage mechanism includes a storage cabinet for storing various types of articles in a classified manner.

[0007] Preferably, the storage cabinet includes at least one open container and at least one drawer.

[0008] Preferably, the storage cabinet comprises two open containers and two drawers, the two open containers are arranged side by side, the two drawers are arranged side by side, and the drawers are located below the open containers.

[0009] Preferably, a limiting structure is fixedly provided in one of the open containers, wherein the limiting structure is a vertically arranged semi-enclosing plate, and the bottled hand disinfectant can be embedded and placed in the semi-enclosing plate.

[0010] Preferably, the recycling mechanism comprises a trash can hanger, the recycling container is a medical trash can, the medical trash can is suspended on the trash can hanger, and the medical trash can is detachable relative to the trash can hanger.

[0011] Preferably, the trash can hanger comprises a fixedly connected support plate and a hanging frame, the support plate and the bearing plate are flippably connected, the hanging frame moves synchronously with the support plate, and the trash can hanger can be switched between a retracted state and a lowered state by flipping the bearing plate:

[0012] In the stowed state, the trash can hanger is flipped upward to fit on the surface of the load-bearing plate; in the lowered state, the trash can hanger is flipped downward to be perpendicular to the load-bearing plate.

[0013] Compared with the prior art, the multi-drug resistant bacteria storage rack using the above technical solution has the following beneficial effects:

[0014] The storage rack can be directly hung on the patient's bed. It can be hung at the head, foot or side of the bed according to actual needs. Compared with the overall bedside table or treatment cart, it makes more reasonable use of space and saves space occupation, thereby reducing obstacles to patients and medical staff, and is conducive to the 9s management of the ward.

[0015] The storage cabinet installed on the load-bearing plate is provided with a corresponding number of open containers and drawers according to the items required by patients infected with multidrug-resistant bacteria, so that the items can be classified and stored. For example, due to the need for high-frequency hand cleaning, gloves and hand disinfectants are exposed for easy access, while sphygmomanometers, stethoscopes, etc. are placed in a closed manner to reduce the probability of contamination and external damage.

[0016] For multidrug-resistant bacterial infections, the waste generated needs to be recycled separately to avoid cross-infection. Setting up independent medical waste bins on the load-bearing plate is more conducive to independent waste recycling; the reversible and retractable waste bin rack has better flexibility of use. When no medical waste bin is placed, the waste bin rack can be folded up, which can further reduce space occupancy and facilitate the transfer and storage of the entire rack. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0017] Figure 1 It is a structural schematic diagram of an embodiment of the multi-drug resistant bacteria storage rack of the utility model.

[0018] Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the use status of this embodiment.

[0019] Figure numerals: 1. main body rack; 10. hook; 11. load-bearing plate; 12. left support rod; 13. right support rod; 2. storage mechanism; 20. open container; 200. semi-enclosed plate; 21. drawer; 3. recycling mechanism; 30. medical waste bin; 31. waste bin rack; 310. support plate; 311. hanging frame. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0020] The utility model is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0021] like Figure 1 and Figure 2 The multidrug-resistant bacteria storage rack shown includes a main hanger 1, a storage mechanism 2 and a recovery mechanism 3, wherein the main hanger 1 can be hung on the head, foot or bedside railing of a bed of a patient infected with multidrug-resistant bacteria, the storage mechanism 2 is used to store medical supplies, and the recovery mechanism 3 is used to specifically collect medical waste related to multidrug-resistant bacteria infections.

[0022] The main body hanger 1 includes two hooks 10 and a rectangular bearing plate 11. The left and right edges of the bearing plate 11 are respectively fixedly connected with a left support rod 12 and a right support rod 13. The upper end of the left support rod 12 is integrally fixedly connected with a hook 10. The upper end of the right support rod 13 is also integrally fixedly connected with a hook 10. The placement mechanism 2 and the recovery mechanism 3 are both arranged on the front of the bearing plate 11, and the hook 10 faces the back of the bearing plate 11. When the hook 10 is hung on the bed, the bearing plate 11 remains vertical.

[0023] The storage mechanism 2 includes a storage cabinet for storing various types of items in a classified manner, and the storage cabinet is fixedly arranged on the front of the load-bearing plate 11. The storage cabinet includes two open containers 20 and two drawers 21, and the two open containers 20 are arranged side by side, and the two drawers 21 are arranged side by side, and the drawers 21 are located below the open containers 20. One of the open containers 20 is used to store medical sterile gloves, and the other open container 20 is used to place bottled hand disinfectant. A limiting structure is fixedly arranged in the open container 20 for storing the bottled hand disinfectant. The limiting structure is a vertically arranged semi-enclosed plate 200. The bottled hand disinfectant can be embedded and placed in the semi-enclosed plate 200. Due to the limiting effect of the semi-enclosed plate 200, the bottled hand disinfectant can be effectively prevented from tipping over or falling. One of the drawers 21 is used to store instruments such as a sphygmomanometer and a stethoscope, and the other drawer 21 is used to store medical waste bags.

[0024] The recycling mechanism 3 includes a medical waste bin 30 and a waste bin hanger 31. The waste bin hanger 31 includes a fixedly connected support plate 310 and a hanging frame 311. The hanging frame 311 is annular. The edge of the mouth of the medical waste bin 30 is provided with an outwardly protruding edge. The protruding edge of the medical waste bin 30 can fall on the hanging frame 311 so that the medical waste bin 30 is suspended on the hanging frame 311. The support plate 310 is connected to the carrier plate 11 in a flippable manner, and the flippable angle is limited to 0-90°. The hanging frame 311 moves synchronously with the support plate 310. The waste bin hanger 31 can be switched between the retracted state and the lowered state through the flipping action of the carrier plate 11:

[0025] Stowed state: the trash can hanger 31 is flipped upward to fit on the surface of the carrying plate 11;

[0026] Lowered state: the trash can hanger 31 is flipped downward to be perpendicular to the carrying plate 11 .

[0027] The technical solution described above is a preferred implementation mode of the present utility model. A person skilled in the art may make several modifications and improvements without departing from the principle of the present utility model, and these modifications and improvements shall also be regarded as within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A multi-drug resistant bacteria storage rack, used for hanging on the head, foot or bedside railing of a hospital bed, characterized by: The invention comprises a main body hanger (1), a storage mechanism (2) for storing medical articles, and a recovery mechanism (3) for collecting medical waste. The main body hanger (1) comprises a hook (10) and a bearing plate (11). The hook (10) is used to hang on a hospital bed and keep the bearing plate (11) vertically arranged. The storage mechanism (2) and the recovery mechanism (3) are both arranged on the bearing plate (11). The recovery mechanism (3) comprises a recovery container that is detachable relative to the bearing plate (11).

2. The multi-drug resistant bacteria storage rack according to claim 1, characterized in that: The left edge and the right edge of the carrying plate (11) are respectively fixedly connected to a left support rod (12) and a right support rod (13); the number of the hooks (10) is at least two, and each of the left support rod (12) and the right support rod (13) is provided with a hook (10); the placing mechanism (2) and the recovering mechanism (3) are both arranged on the front side of the carrying plate (11), and the hooks (10) face the back side of the carrying plate (11).

3. The multi-drug resistant bacteria storage rack according to claim 1, characterized in that: The storage mechanism (2) comprises a storage cabinet for storing various types of articles in a classified manner.

4. The multi-drug resistant bacteria storage rack according to claim 3, characterized in that: The storage cabinet comprises at least one open container (20) and at least one drawer (21).

5. The multi-drug resistant bacteria storage rack according to claim 4, characterized in that: The storage cabinet comprises two open containers (20) and two drawers (21), wherein the two open containers (20) are arranged side by side, and the two drawers (21) are arranged side by side, and the drawers (21) are located below the open containers (20).

6. The multi-drug resistant bacteria storage rack according to claim 4 or 5, characterized in that: A limiting structure is fixedly disposed in one of the open containers (20), wherein the limiting structure is a vertically disposed semi-enclosing plate (200), and the bottled hand disinfectant can be embedded and placed in the semi-enclosing plate (200).

7. The multi-drug resistant bacteria storage rack according to claim 1, characterized in that: The recycling mechanism (3) comprises a trash can hanger (31), the recycling container is a medical trash can (30), the medical trash can (30) is suspended on the trash can hanger (31), and the medical trash can (30) is detachable relative to the trash can hanger (31).

8. The multi-drug resistant bacteria storage rack according to claim 7, characterized in that: The trash can hanger (31) comprises a fixedly connected support plate (310) and a hanger frame (311); the support plate (310) is connected to the carrier plate (11) in a flippable manner; the hanger frame (311) moves synchronously with the support plate (310); and the trash can hanger (31) can be switched between a retracted state and a lowered state by the flipping action of the carrier plate (11). In the stowed state, the trash can hanger (31) is flipped upwards to fit on the surface of the carrying plate (11); in the lowered state, the trash can hanger (31) is flipped downwards to be perpendicular to the carrying plate (11).

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