Waistcoat type bilateral upper limb restraint strap
By designing a vest-style bilateral upper limb restraint belt, the tension and adverse events caused by the patient's limb movement during the operation are solved, and the patient's emotional stress and the risk of skin damage is reduced while maintaining safety constraints.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202421078154.8
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-05-17
- Publication Date
- 2025-03-14
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-05-17
AI Technical Summary
In the prior art, patients suffer from limited limb movement during surgery, which leads to aggravation of tension, anxiety and other emotions. The long-term inability to move will lead to the patient's irritability and even break free from the restrained equipment, causing skin damage and adverse events that interfere with medical surgery.
A vest-style bilateral upper limb restraint belt is designed. Through the design of restraint and sleeve plates, the patient's upper limbs can be bent and abducted slightly in the socket cavity to maintain a certain degree of mobility. At the same time, the upper limbs can be placed through the socket pocket to ensure smooth infusion.
This restraint belt can effectively avoid contamination and bedfall accidents caused by movement during lower limb surgery, reduce the patient's tension and anxiety, and reduce the probability of breaking away from constraints and the risk of skin damage.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to a vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt. Background Art
[0002] In order to avoid contamination of the surgical area and accidents such as falling out of bed caused by frequent limb movement during surgery, medical staff usually need to perform protective restraints on the patient's limbs. Currently, most clinical procedures use restraint devices such as limb restraints or bed sheets to fix the patient's limbs to the operating table. Such restraint devices usually completely restrict the movement of the patient's limbs, which can increase the patient's tension, anxiety and other emotions. Especially in local anesthesia surgery, a small number of patients may become restless due to long periods of inability to move, and even break free from the restraint devices, which can cause skin damage, interfere with medical care and other adverse events. Summary of the invention
[0003] In view of certain defects in the prior art, the present invention provides a vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt.
[0004] A vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt comprises a restraint plate, two sleeve plates parallel to each other are arranged at intervals on the restraint plate, an insertion cavity with both ends open is formed between the sleeve plate and the restraint plate; a bag plate is arranged at one end of the sleeve plate corresponding to the length direction, an insertion pocket with both ends open is formed between the bag plate and the sleeve plate, and the insertion cavity and the insertion pocket have the same opening direction.
[0005] When a vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt in the present invention is used, the restraint plate passes through the patient's chest and abdomen, and the two sides are connected and fixed at the patient's waist and back; the patient's upper limbs are placed in the insertion cavity, and the restraint plate is fixed on the operating bed. Since the restraint belt can restrain the patient's upper torso through the restraint plate and the patient's upper limbs through the insertion cavity, it can prevent the patient from contaminating the operating area and falling from the bed due to moving around during lower limb surgery. Since the patient's upper limbs can bend and abduct slightly in the insertion cavity, the patient's nervousness, restlessness and other emotions can be relieved, thereby reducing the probability of the patient breaking free from the restraints, thereby reducing the probability of adverse events such as skin damage caused by the patient breaking free from the restraints and interference with medical care and surgery.
[0006] Among them, when an intravenous channel such as an indwelling needle is established in the patient's upper limb, the patient's upper limb can be placed in the insert pocket. Since the insert pocket only restrains the lower part of the patient's upper limb when in use, it can ensure the smooth flow of infusion and medication, and it is convenient for medical staff to observe the status of intravenous infusion.
[0007] Preferably, the restraint piece includes a front piece, and a first rear piece and a second rear piece at both ends of the front piece respectively; the front piece is used to cooperate with the chest and abdomen, and the first rear piece and the second rear piece are used to cooperate with the waist and back; a first cuff is provided between the front piece and the first rear piece, and a second cuff is provided between the front piece and the second rear piece; the sleeve piece is provided at the front piece, and the pocket piece is provided at the end of the sleeve piece away from the first cuff.
[0008] Through the above arrangement, the front piece, the first rear piece, the second rear piece, the first cuff and the second cuff of the restraint belt cooperate with each other to make it present a vest form, which is convenient to wear and can improve the fit between the restraint belt and the patient's upper torso to reduce the patient's discomfort; at the same time, it also has a better warming effect.
[0009] Preferably, a first Velcro is provided between the first rear panel and the second rear panel.
[0010] Therefore, the connection, fixation and disassembly and separation of the two side parts of the restraint plate on the patient's waist and back are preferably facilitated, thereby making the wearing process of the restraint belt simple and convenient.
[0011] Preferably, a plurality of first straps and a plurality of second straps are respectively provided on both sides of the restraining plate, and the two sleeves are both provided between the first straps and the second straps, so that the restraining plate and the operating table are preferably fixed.
[0012] Preferably, a first zipper is provided between the sleeve piece and the restraining piece at one end portion in the length direction thereof, and the first zipper is used to seal the opening at one end of the insertion cavity.
[0013] Through the above, the first zipper can improve the warmth and safety of the patient's upper limbs when in a closed state, and the first zipper can make the insertion cavity compatible with patients with longer upper limbs when in an open state, thereby improving the practicality of the restraint belt.
[0014] Preferably, a second zipper is provided between one end of the bag sheet and the sleeve sheet, and the second zipper is provided at one end of the sleeve sheet corresponding to its length direction, thereby improving the practicality of the restraint belt.
[0015] Preferably, a plurality of third straps and a fourth strap are respectively provided on both sides of the constraint piece corresponding to the sleeve piece, and the plurality of third straps and the fourth straps are arranged at intervals along the length direction of the sleeve piece; a first ring is provided at the outer end of the third strap, a first perforation is provided at the first ring for the fourth strap to pass through, and a second Velcro is provided at the fourth strap.
[0016] Through the above arrangement, the third and fourth straps can better confine the patient's upper limbs in the insertion cavity, so the restraint belt can also be used to restrain patients with mental disorders, disordered thinking, etc. When the restraint belt is used to completely restrain the patient's upper limbs and upper torso, due to the buffering effect of the restraint sheet and the sleeve sheet, the probability of adverse events such as skin damage can be better reduced to improve the safety of the patient.
[0017] Preferably, the fifth and sixth straps are respectively provided on both sides of the constraint piece corresponding to the bag piece, a second ring is provided at the outer end of the fifth strap, a second perforation is provided at the second ring for the sixth strap to pass through, and a third Velcro is provided at the sixth strap.
[0018] Through the above arrangement, the fifth strap and the sixth strap can restrain the lower part of the patient's upper limbs in the instep pocket, thereby reducing the probability of the patient's upper limbs falling out of the instep pocket. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0019] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt in Example 1.
[0020] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt in Example 1.
[0021] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt in Example 1.
[0022] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the third strap, the fourth strap and the first ring in Example 1. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0023] In order to further understand the content of the present invention, the present invention is described in detail in conjunction with the embodiments. It should be understood that the embodiments are only for explaining the present invention and are not intended to limit it.
[0024] Example 1
[0025] like Figure 1-4 As shown, the present embodiment provides a vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt, which includes a restraint plate 110, at which two sleeve plates 120 are arranged in parallel with each other, the sleeve plates 120 extend from one end of the restraint plate 110 to the other end of the restraint plate 110, and an insertion cavity 221 with both ends opened is formed between the sleeve plates 120 and the restraint plate 110; a bag plate 130 is arranged at one end of the sleeve plate 120 corresponding to its length direction, and an insertion pocket 231 with both ends opened is formed between the bag plate 130 and the sleeve plate 120, and the insertion cavity 221 and the insertion pocket 231 have the same opening direction.
[0026] When a vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt in this embodiment is used, the restraint plate 110 passes through the patient's chest and abdomen, and its two sides are connected and fixed at the patient's waist and back; the patient's upper limbs are placed in the insertion cavity 221, and the restraint plate 110 is fixed on the operating table. Since the restraint belt can restrain the patient's upper torso through the restraint plate 110 and the patient's upper limbs through the insertion cavity 221, it can prevent the patient from contaminating the operating area and falling from the bed due to moving around during lower limb surgery. Since the patient's upper limbs can bend and abduct slightly in the insertion cavity 221, the patient's nervousness, restlessness and other emotions can be relieved, so as to reduce the probability of the patient breaking free from the restraints, thereby reducing the probability of adverse events such as skin damage caused by the patient breaking free from the restraints and interference with medical care and surgery.
[0027] Among them, when a venous channel such as an indwelling needle is established in the patient's upper limb, the patient's upper limb can be placed in the insertion pocket 231. Since the insertion pocket 231 only restrains the lower part of the patient's upper limb when in use, it can ensure the smooth flow of infusion and medication, and facilitate medical staff to observe the status of intravenous infusion.
[0028] In this embodiment, the restraint piece 110 includes a front piece 111, and a first rear piece 112 and a second rear piece 113 at the two ends of the front piece 111 respectively; the front piece 111 is used to cooperate with the chest and abdomen, and the first rear piece 112 and the second rear piece 113 are used to cooperate with the waist and back; a first cuff 141 is provided between the front piece 111 and the first rear piece 112, and a second cuff 142 is provided between the front piece 111 and the second rear piece 113; the sleeve piece 120 is provided at the front piece 111, and the bag piece 130 is provided at the end of the sleeve piece 120 away from the first cuff 141.
[0029] Through the above arrangement, when the patient wears the restraint belt, the two upper limbs pass through the first cuff 141 and the second cuff 142 and extend to the front piece 111, so the first cuff 141 and the second cuff 142 can better reduce the probability of the restraint piece 110 shifting at the upper torso. The front piece 111, the first back piece 112, the second back piece 113, the first cuff 141 and the second cuff 142 in the restraint belt cooperate with each other to present a vest form, which is convenient to wear and can improve the fit between the restraint belt and the patient's upper torso to reduce the patient's discomfort; at the same time, it also has a better warming effect.
[0030] In this embodiment, a first Velcro 310 is disposed between the first rear sheet 112 and the second rear sheet 113. Therefore, it is convenient to connect and fix the two sides of the restraint sheet 110 to the patient's waist and back and to remove and separate them, thereby making the wearing process of the restraint belt simple and convenient.
[0031] In this embodiment, a plurality of first straps 151 and a plurality of second straps 152 are respectively provided on both sides of the restraining plate 110, and the two sleeves 120 are both provided between the first straps 151 and the second straps 152. Therefore, the restraining plate 110 and the operating table are preferably fixed.
[0032] In this embodiment, a first zipper 121 is provided between the sleeve piece 120 and the restraining piece 110 at one end portion thereof in the length direction, and the first zipper 121 is used to block an opening at one end of the insertion cavity 221 .
[0033] Through the above, the first zipper 121 can improve the warmth and safety of the patient's upper limbs when in a closed state, and the first zipper 121 can make the insertion cavity 221 compatible with patients with longer upper limbs when in an open state, thereby improving the practicality of the restraint belt.
[0034] In this embodiment, a second zipper 131 is disposed between one end of the bag piece 130 and the sleeve piece 120 , and the second zipper 131 is disposed at one end of the sleeve piece 120 corresponding to the length direction thereof.
[0035] Through the above, the second zipper 131 can improve the warmth and safety of the patient's upper limbs when in a closed state, and the second zipper 131 can make the insertion cavity 221 compatible with patients with longer upper limbs when in an open state, thereby improving the practicality of the restraint belt.
[0036] In this embodiment, a plurality of third straps 122 and a fourth strap 123 are respectively provided on both sides of the constraint plate 110 corresponding to the sleeve piece 120, and the plurality of third straps 122 and the fourth strap 123 are arranged at intervals along the length direction of the sleeve piece 120; a first ring 124 is provided at the outer end of the third strap 122, a first through hole 125 for the fourth strap 123 to pass through is provided at the first ring 124, and a second Velcro 126 is provided at the fourth strap 123.
[0037] Through the above arrangement, the outer end of the fourth strap 123 passes through the first ring 124, is folded and fixed to the inner end of the fourth strap 123 through the second Velcro 126, and can better confine the patient's upper limbs in the insertion cavity 221 to reduce the range of motion of the patient's upper limbs; therefore, the restraint belt can also be used to restrain patients with mental disorders, disordered thinking, etc. When the restraint belt is used to completely restrain the patient's upper limbs and upper torso, due to the buffering effect of the restraint sheet 110 and the sleeve sheet 120, the probability of adverse events such as skin damage of the patient can be better reduced to improve the safety of the patient.
[0038] In this embodiment, a fifth strap 132 and a sixth strap 133 are respectively provided on both sides of the constraint sheet 110 corresponding to the bag sheet 130, a second ring 134 is provided at the outer end of the fifth strap 132, a second through hole 135 is provided at the second ring 134 for the sixth strap 133 to pass through, and a third Velcro 136 is provided at the sixth strap 133.
[0039] Through the above arrangement, the outer end of the sixth strap 133 passes through the second ring 134, is folded and fixed to the inner end of the sixth strap 133 through the third Velcro 136, thereby better restraining the lower part of the patient's upper limb in the insert pocket 231, thereby reducing the probability of the patient's upper limb escaping from the insert pocket 231.
[0040] It is easy to understand that those skilled in the art can combine, split, reorganize, etc. the embodiments of the present application to obtain other embodiments based on one or several embodiments provided in the present application, and these embodiments do not exceed the protection scope of the present application.
[0041] The present invention and its implementation methods are described schematically above, and the description is not restrictive. The embodiments shown in the embodiments are only part of the implementation methods of the present invention, and the actual structure is not limited thereto. Therefore, if a person skilled in the art is inspired by the embodiments and designs a structure and an implementation method similar to the technical solution without creativity without departing from the purpose of the invention, they should all fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt, characterized in that: The invention comprises a restraining piece (110), two sleeve pieces (120) parallel to each other are arranged at intervals at the restraining piece (110), and an insertion cavity (221) with both ends open is formed between the sleeve piece (120) and the restraining piece (110); a bag piece (130) is arranged at one end of the sleeve piece (120) corresponding to its length direction, and an insertion pocket (231) with both ends open is formed between the bag piece (130) and the sleeve piece (120), and the insertion cavity (221) and the insertion pocket (231) have the same opening direction.
2. A vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt according to claim 1, characterized in that: The restraining piece (110) comprises a front piece (111), and a first rear piece (112) and a second rear piece (113) respectively disposed at two ends of the front piece (111); the front piece (111) is used to fit the chest and abdomen, and the first rear piece (112) and the second rear piece (113) are used to fit the waist and back; A first cuff (141) is arranged between the front piece (111) and the first rear piece (112), and a second cuff (142) is arranged between the front piece (111) and the second rear piece (113); the sleeve piece (120) is arranged on the front piece (111), and the pocket piece (130) is arranged at the end of the sleeve piece (120) away from the first cuff (141).
3. A vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt according to claim 2, characterized in that: A first Velcro (310) is provided between the first rear panel (112) and the second rear panel (113).
4. A vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: A plurality of first straps (151) and a plurality of second straps (152) are respectively arranged on both sides of the restraining piece (110), and the two sleeve pieces (120) are both arranged between the first straps (151) and the second straps (152).
5. A vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: A first zipper (121) is provided between the sleeve piece (120) and the restraining piece (110) at one end portion thereof in the length direction, and the first zipper (121) is used to seal an opening at one end of the insertion cavity (221).
6. A vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: A second zipper (131) is arranged between one end of the bag piece (130) and the sleeve piece (120), and the second zipper (131) is arranged at one end of the sleeve piece (120) corresponding to its length direction.
7. A vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: A plurality of third straps (122) and a fourth strap (123) are respectively arranged on both sides of the restraining piece (110) corresponding to the sleeve piece (120), and the plurality of third straps (122) and the fourth straps (123) are arranged at intervals along the length direction of the sleeve piece (120); A first ring (124) is provided at the outer end of the third strap (122), a first through hole (125) for the fourth strap (123) to pass through is provided at the first ring (124), and a second Velcro (126) is provided at the fourth strap (123).
8. A vest-type bilateral upper limb restraint belt according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: A fifth strap (132) and a sixth strap (133) are respectively arranged on both sides of the restraining sheet (110) corresponding to the bag sheet (130); a second ring (134) is arranged at the outer end of the fifth strap (132); a second through hole (135) for the sixth strap (133) to pass through is arranged at the second ring (134); and a third Velcro (136) is arranged at the sixth strap (133).