Medical bedpan

Abstract

The utility model discloses a medical bedpan, and relates to the field of hospital supplies. The utility model provides a medical bedpan which is favorable for separating excrement and urine of a patient so as to accurately measure the urine volume. The medical bedpan comprises a bedpan body and a bedpan body outer flange surrounding the upper end of the bedpan body. The device further comprises a connecting sleeve, a urine volume metering cylinder, a urine guide hose and a urine collector. A storage grid is arranged on one side of the basin body; the connecting sleeve is located in front of the pot body and below the outer flange of the pot body, and the connecting sleeve is connected with the outer flange of the pot body; the urine volume metering cylinder is detachably connected with the connecting sleeve; a hose connector is arranged on the connecting sleeve; the urinary catheterization hose is connected with the hose connector, and the urine collector is connected with the urinary catheterization hose; and the urine collector and the urine guide hose can be placed in the storage grid. According to the utility model, the excrement and the urine of a patient can be completely separated, the excrement is collected by the basin body, the urine enters the urine volume metering cylinder to be collected, the excrement is not mixed into the urine, and the urine volume can be accurately metered. The male patient can urinate towards the urethral orifice by holding the urine collector without configuring a urinal.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the field of hospital supplies, in particular to a medical bedpan. Background Art

[0002] Medical bedpans and urinals are commonly used sanitary products in hospitals. Patients with limited mobility can defecate in bedpans instead of going to the toilet; for patients who have difficulty getting out of bed, bedpans can be placed on the bed so that patients can defecate in bed. For male patients, if they just want to urinate, they can also use urinals and urinate in them.

[0003] Urine volume is an important indicator of renal tissue perfusion and fluid balance. Urine volume measurement is a common task in hospitals. For patients with inconvenient movements and catheterization, except for male patients who urinate alone, they urinate in the basin. Moreover, people often urinate when they defecate, resulting in urine and feces mixed in the basin, which brings a lot of inconvenience to urine measurement. In addition, it is not very convenient for male patients to be equipped with both medical basins and urinals.

[0004] In order to facilitate the measurement of urine, a bedpan with a metering function has emerged. The patent with application number 202023054736.7 discloses a medical bedpan that can measure urine volume, including a basin body, the upper end of which has an inverted edge; and a measuring cylinder; the bottom plate of the basin body is low in front and high in the back, and the high and low parts are connected by an inclined plate, and the rear end higher part of the bottom plate of the basin body is a measuring cylinder mounting plate; the measuring cylinder is arranged vertically, and the measuring cylinder includes a measuring cylinder body and a cylindrical filter connected to the upper end of the measuring cylinder body, the measuring cylinder body is located below the measuring cylinder mounting plate, the measuring cylinder body is threadedly connected to the measuring cylinder mounting plate and the two are sealed, the cylindrical filter passes through the measuring cylinder mounting plate, and the bottom surface of the measuring cylinder is not lower than the bottom surface of the basin body; when the front end of the basin body is lifted, the inclined plate and the measuring cylinder mounting plate can guide the urine in the basin body into the measuring cylinder.

[0005] The above-mentioned bedpan is provided with a measuring cylinder, and the urine and feces of the patient are separated by filtering with a filter, so as to accurately measure the urine. However, if the patient's stool is thin, the desired effect cannot be achieved. Utility Model Content

[0006] The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to provide a medical bedpan which is beneficial to separate the urine and feces of patients so as to accurately measure the urine volume.

[0007] The technical solution adopted to solve the above problems is: the medical bedpan includes a basin body and an outer flange of the basin body surrounding the upper end of the basin body; it also includes a connecting sleeve, a urine volume measuring cylinder, a urinary catheter hose and a urine receiver; a storage compartment is provided on one side of the basin body; the connecting sleeve is located in front of the basin body and below the outer flange of the basin body, and the connecting sleeve is connected to the outer flange of the basin body; the urine volume measuring cylinder is detachably connected to the connecting sleeve; a hose connector is provided on the connecting sleeve; the urinary catheter hose is connected to the hose connector, and the urine receiver is connected to the urinary catheter hose; both the urine receiver and the urinary catheter hose can be placed in the storage compartment.

[0008] Furthermore, the device comprises an extension rod, which can be detachably connected to the urine collector and can be placed in the storage compartment.

[0009] Furthermore, the urine collector is any one of a male urine collector and a female urine collector.

[0010] Furthermore, the male urine collector comprises a urine container and a container mouth located at the upper end of the urine container, and a urinary catheter hose is connected to the lower end of the urine container.

[0011] Furthermore, the male urine collector comprises a hook, which is connected to the urine container.

[0012] Furthermore, the male urine collector comprises a first connecting pipe, which is connected to the urine container and arranged to be tilted downward; and the extension rod can be threadedly connected to the first connecting pipe.

[0013] Furthermore, the female urine collector comprises a urine collecting box, the upper end opening of the urine collecting box is oval, and the urine catheter hose is connected to the lower end of the urine collecting box.

[0014] Furthermore, the female urine collector comprises a second connecting pipe, the axis of the second connecting pipe connected to the urine collecting box is perpendicular; and the extension rod can be threadedly connected to the second connecting pipe.

[0015] Furthermore, the urine volume metering cylinder is threadedly connected to the connecting sleeve.

[0016] Furthermore, the hose connector is a pagoda connector, the urinary catheter hose is sleeved on the hose connector and tightens the hose connector by its own elasticity.

[0017] The beneficial effects of the utility model are: 1. When the patient defecates, Figure 6 As shown, the urine collector is placed against the patient's urethra, and the patient's urine is temporarily collected in the urine collector. After the patient defecates, the urine collector is raised, and the urine flows along the catheter hose into the urine volume measuring cylinder, so that the urine volume can be measured. In addition, the patient's urine and feces are completely separated, the feces are collected by the basin, and the urine is collected in the urine volume measuring cylinder. The urine is not mixed with feces at all, which is conducive to accurate urine volume measurement.

[0018] 2. For male patients, a longer catheter hose can be used. In this way, when patients urinate while standing or on the bed, they do not need to use a urinal or a bedpan to collect urine. They can just hold the urine collector towards the urethra and urinate, and the urine will flow into the urine volume measuring cylinder along the catheter hose. In this way, male patients do not need to be equipped with a urinal, reducing the number of items for patients.

[0019] 3. In the utility model, only the catheter hose is connected to the urine volume measuring cylinder. The catheter hose is relatively thin, which can prevent the urine odor from escaping. The catheter hose can also be clamped with a clip, or a urine receiver cover can be configured to cover the urine receiver, further preventing the urine odor from escaping. In this way, before the urine volume measuring cylinder is full of urine, the urine does not need to be poured out, which can also avoid odor in the ward and reduce the number of times of pouring urine.

[0020] 4. The components of the utility model can be selected according to the patient's condition. For patients who do not need to measure urine volume, the urine volume measuring cylinder, urinary catheter hose and urine receiver are not required, which can avoid waste and unnecessary increase in patient expenses. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0021] Figure 1 It is the main view of the medical bedpan;

[0022] Figure 2 This is a top view of a medical bedpan;

[0023] Figure 3 It is a structural diagram of the connecting sleeve and the urine volume measuring cylinder;

[0024] Figure 4 It is a diagram of the structure of a male urine collector;

[0025] Figure 5 It is a diagram of the structure of a female urine collector;

[0026] Figure 6 This is a diagram showing the status of the urine collector when the patient is defecating;

[0027] The figures are marked as: basin body 1, storage compartment 1-1, basin outer flange 2, urine volume measuring cylinder 3, connecting sleeve 4, hose connector 4-1, urinary catheter hose 5, urine receiver 6, male urine receiver 6a, urine container 6a-1, container mouth 6a-2, hook 6a-3, first connecting tube 6a-4, female urine receiver 6b, urine box 6b-1, second connecting tube 6b-2, extension rod 7. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0028] The utility model is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific implementation methods.

[0029] like Figures 1 to 3As shown, the medical bedpan includes a basin body 1 and a basin outer flange 2 surrounding the upper end of the basin body 1; it also includes a connecting sleeve 4, a urine volume measuring cylinder 3, a urinary catheter hose 5 and a urine collector 6; a storage compartment 1-1 is provided on one side of the basin body 1; the connecting sleeve 4 is located in front of the basin body 1 and below the basin outer flange 2, and the connecting sleeve 4 is connected to the basin outer flange 2; the urine volume measuring cylinder 3 is detachably connected to the connecting sleeve 4; the connecting sleeve 4 is provided with a hose connector 4-1; the urinary catheter hose 5 is connected to the hose connector 4-1, and the urine collector 6 is connected to the urinary catheter hose 5; both the urine collector 6 and the urinary catheter hose 5 can be placed in the storage compartment 1-1.

[0030] When the patient defecates, Figure 6 As shown, the urine receiver 6 is placed against the patient's urethra, and the patient's urine is temporarily collected in the urine receiver 6. After the patient defecates, the urine receiver 6 is raised, and the urine flows into the urine volume metering cylinder 3 along the urinary catheter hose 5, so that the urine volume can be measured. In addition, the patient's urine and feces are completely separated, the feces are collected by the basin body 1, and the urine is collected by the urine volume metering cylinder 3, and the urine is completely free of feces, which is conducive to accurate urine volume measurement.

[0031] For male patients, a longer urinary catheter hose 5 can be used. In this way, when the patient urinates while standing or on the bed, there is no need to use a urinal or a bedpan to collect urine; the patient can urinate by holding the urine collector 6 against the urethral opening, and the urine flows into the urine volume measuring cylinder 3 along the urinary catheter hose 5. In this way, male patients do not need to be equipped with a urinal, reducing the number of items for the patient.

[0032] In the utility model, only the catheter hose 5 is connected to the urine volume measuring cylinder 3. The catheter hose 5 is relatively thin, which can prevent the urine smell from escaping. The catheter hose 5 can also be clamped with a clip, or a urine receiver cover can be configured to cover the urine receiver, so as to further prevent the urine smell from escaping. In this way, before the urine volume measuring cylinder 3 is full of urine, the urine does not need to be poured out, and the odor in the ward can be avoided, and the number of times of pouring urine can be reduced.

[0033] The components of the utility model can be selected according to the patient's condition. For patients who do not need to measure urine volume, the urine volume measuring cylinder 3, the urinary catheter hose 5 and the urine receiver 6 are not required. Waste and unnecessary increase in patient expenses can be avoided.

[0034] When the medical bedpan is not in use, the urine collector 6 and the urinary catheter hose 5 can be placed in the storage compartment 1-1 to avoid random placement and resulting in clutter.

[0035] In order to facilitate the urine collector 6 to face the patient's urethra, the medical bedpan preferably includes an extension rod 7, which can be detachably connected to the urine collector 6 and can be placed in the storage compartment 1-1. In this way, the extension rod 7 can be held to adjust the position of the urine collector 6. The hand can be placed in front of the patient without reaching near the urethral opening, and the urine collector 6 can be conveniently directed to the patient's urethra.

[0036] Due to the difference in physiological structure between male and female patients, the urine receiver 6 is preferably different, that is, the urine receiver 6 is any one of the male urine receiver 6a and the female urine receiver 6b. The urine receiver 6 is selected according to the gender of the patient.

[0037] like Figure 4 As shown, the male urine collector 6a includes a urine container 6a-1 and a container mouth 6a-2 located at the upper end of the urine container 6a-1, and a urinary catheter hose 5 is connected to the lower end of the urine container 6a-1. The male penis can be inserted into the container mouth 6a-2 to defecate, effectively preventing urine from spilling outside the urine collector 6.

[0038] As mentioned above: "For male patients, a longer urinary catheter hose 5 can be used. In this way, when the patient urinates while standing or on the bed, there is no need to use a urinal or a bedpan to collect urine; just hold the urine collector 6 against the urethral opening and urinate." In order to facilitate the patient to get the urine collector 6, it is preferred that the male urine collector 6a includes a hook 6a-3, and the hook 6a-3 is connected to the urine container 6a-1. The hook 6a-3 can be used to hang the urine collector 6 on the bed, and the patient can get the urine collector 6 without leaning over.

[0039] The specific way of connecting the male urine collector 6a with the extension rod 7 can be as follows: the male urine collector 6a includes a first connecting pipe 6a-4, which is connected to the urine container 6a-1 and is arranged tilted downward; the extension rod 7 can be threadedly connected to the first connecting pipe 6a-4.

[0040] like Figure 5 As shown, the female urine collector 6b includes a urine box 6b-1, the upper opening of the urine box 6b-1 is oval, and the urinary catheter hose 5 is connected to the lower end of the urine box 6b-1. The upper opening of the urine box 6b-1 is oval, which is more compatible with the physiological structure of female patients and is conducive to the complete release of urine into the urine box.

[0041] The specific way of connecting the female urine collector 6b with the extension rod 7 can be as follows: the female urine collector 6b includes a second connecting pipe 6b-2, and the axis of the second connecting pipe 6b-2 connected to the urine box 6b-1 is perpendicular; the extension rod 7 can be threadedly connected to the second connecting pipe 6b-2.

[0042] The urine volume measuring cylinder 3 is preferably connected to the connecting sleeve 4 in a threaded manner. The urine volume measuring cylinder 3 can be removed to pour out the urine. In order to accurately measure urine, the urine volume measuring cylinder 3 can also be removed and placed at the same height as the human eye for accurate reading.

[0043] The specific structure of the connecting sleeve 4 is as follows: the hose connector 4-1 is a pagoda connector, and the urinary catheter hose 5 is sleeved on the hose connector 4-1 and tightens the hose connector 4-1 by its own elasticity. The pagoda connector is an existing connector form, which is used to connect with the hose and can effectively prevent the hose from detaching from the connector.

Claims

1. A medical bedpan, comprising a bedpan body (1) and an outer flange (2) surrounding the upper end of the bedpan body (1); characterized in that: The invention comprises a connecting sleeve (4), a urine volume measuring cylinder (3), a urinary catheter hose (5) and a urine receiver (6); a storage compartment (1-1) is arranged on one side of a basin body (1); the connecting sleeve (4) is located in front of the basin body (1) and below a flange (2) outside the basin body, and the connecting sleeve (4) is connected to the flange (2) outside the basin body; the urine volume measuring cylinder (3) and the connecting sleeve (4) are detachably connected; a hose connector (4-1) is provided on the connecting sleeve (4); the urinary catheter hose (5) is connected to the hose connector (4-1), and the urine receiver (6) is connected to the urinary catheter hose (5); and both the urine receiver (6) and the urinary catheter hose (5) can be placed in the storage compartment (1-1).

2. The medical bedpan according to claim 1, characterized in that: The device comprises an extension rod (7), which can be detachably connected to the urine collector (6), and the extension rod (7) can be placed in the storage compartment (1-1).

3. The medical bedpan according to claim 1, characterized in that: The urine receiver (6) is any one of a male urine receiver (6a) and a female urine receiver (6b).

4. The medical bedpan according to claim 3, characterized in that: The male urine receiver (6a) comprises a urine container (6a-1) and a container mouth (6a-2) located at the upper end of the urine container (6a-1), and a urine catheter hose (5) is connected to the lower end of the urine container (6a-1).

5. The medical bedpan according to claim 4, characterized in that: The male urine collector (6a) comprises a hook (6a-3) which is connected to a urine container (6a-1).

6. The medical bedpan according to claim 5, characterized in that: The male urine collector (6a) comprises a first connecting pipe (6a-4), which is connected to the urine container (6a-1) and arranged obliquely downward; and an extension rod (7) can be threadedly connected to the first connecting pipe (6a-4).

7. The medical bedpan according to claim 3, characterized in that: The female urine collector (6b) comprises a urine collecting box (6b-1), the upper end opening of the urine collecting box (6b-1) is elliptical, and the urine catheter hose (5) is connected to the lower end of the urine collecting box (6b-1).

8. The medical bedpan according to claim 7, characterized in that: The female urine collector (6b) comprises a second connecting pipe (6b-2), the axis of the second connecting pipe (6b-2) being connected to the urine collecting box (6b-1) being perpendicular; and the extension rod (7) can be threadedly connected to the second connecting pipe (6b-2).

9. The medical bedpan according to claim 1, characterized in that: The urine volume measuring cylinder (3) is threadedly connected to the connecting sleeve (4).

10. The medical bedpan according to claim 1, characterized in that: The hose connector (4-1) is a pagoda connector, and the urinary catheter hose (5) is sleeved on the hose connector (4-1) and tightens the hose connector (4-1) by its own elasticity.

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