Disposable visual treatment towel

Abstract

The utility model relates to a disposable visual treatment towel, which is provided with a bottom towel and a folding towel, the folding towel and the bottom towel are connected at a folding line, a plurality of parallel transparent side pockets are arranged on the bottom towel and are used for respectively inserting syringes which suck liquid medicine into the transparent side pockets, so that the syringes are prevented from colliding with one another and being bound together, and medicine names and time are marked on the side pockets or the syringes, so that the disposable visual treatment towel is convenient to use. The insert pocket on the bottom towel is sewn and fixed through a transparent plastic film or fixed through thermoplastic, the bottom towel and the folding towel are of an integrated structure and are made of sterile non-woven fabric, and an opening of the insert pocket is contracted to be a certain distance away from the side line of the bottom towel so that the insert pocket can be conveniently extracted in the using process, the bottom towel can be laid in a treatment plate, and a new towel can be replaced after disposable use. A separation belt is arranged between every two adjacent side pockets. According to the utility model, the structure is simple, the side pockets are transparent, the condition of the injectors which suck liquid medicine can be directly observed, and the injectors are fixed in the side pockets, so that the problems of mutual collision damage and mutual pollution are completely avoided.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to a medical device, in particular to a disposable visual treatment towel. Background Art

[0002] In daily clinical work, medical staff prepare liquid medicine in batches when giving injections to different patients. That is, the injection liquid is sucked into the syringe in advance and stored in a folded cloth towel on the treatment tray, so that different patients can be injected quickly to improve work efficiency. However, placing multiple syringes with liquid medicine on the treatment towel in the same tray will cause the syringes to collide with each other, roll, or even be damaged, causing leakage and contamination. There is a safety hazard that may cause medical accidents. It is necessary to improve the existing treatment towel. Summary of the invention

[0003] Therefore, the utility model proposes a disposable visualized treatment towel to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art.

[0004] The disposable visualized therapeutic towel proposed by the utility model comprises a bottom towel and a folding towel, wherein the folding towel and the bottom towel are connected at a fold line, and the utility model is characterized in that a plurality of parallel transparent insert pockets are arranged on the bottom towel, and syringes with drug liquid drawn therein are respectively inserted into the transparent insert pockets to avoid mutual collision and mixing, and the drug name, preparation time, validity period and preparer information are marked on the insert pockets or the syringes.

[0005] The insert pocket on the bottom towel is fixed by sewing with a transparent plastic film or by thermoforming.

[0006] The bottom towel and the folding towel are an integrated structure and are made of sterile non-woven fabric.

[0007] The opening of the insert pocket is set back a distance from the edge of the bottom towel to facilitate drawing out during use.

[0008] The bottom towel is spread on the treatment tray and replaced with a new towel after one-time use to avoid contamination.

[0009] A dividing strip is provided between the adjacent insertion bags so as to adapt to the insertion and extraction of syringes of different specifications.

[0010] The bottom towel inserting pocket and the folding towel are integrated and then folded, and are packaged into small packages after aseptic treatment for easy use.

[0011] The insert pockets are evenly distributed on the bottom towel, and the specifications and quantity thereof are determined according to specific needs. The folding towel has the same size as the bottom towel so as to completely cover the insert pockets.

[0012] A double-sided adhesive strip is arranged on the bottom surface of the bottom towel so as to fix it to the treatment tray during use to prevent sliding.

[0013] The utility model is used as follows:

[0014] Unfold the bottom towel and the folding towel and place them on the treatment tray. Flip open the folding towel, peel off the double-sided adhesive strip, and glue the bottom towel to the bottom of the tray to expose the pocket. Insert the syringe tubes that have been aspirated with the liquid medicine into the pocket one by one, then press down the folding towel to cover it for injection. After use, tear off the bottom towel together with the double-sided adhesive strip, replace it with another treatment towel and repeat the same operation.

[0015] The utility model is characterized by a simple structure and a transparent insert bag, so that the syringes that have sucked the liquid medicine can be directly observed, and each syringe is fixed in the insert bag and will not roll or collide with each other. Therefore, the problems of mutual collision damage, pile-up disorder, and mutual contamination are completely avoided. It can well solve the practical problems of the existing treatment towel. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0016] Figure 1 It is a stereoscopic diagram (partially omitted) showing the structure and use of the utility model.

[0017] Figure 2 This is the front view of the bottom towel, insert pocket and folding towel integrated (partially omitted).

[0018] Figure 3 yes Figure 2 Top view.

[0019] Figure 1-3 The parts are numbered as follows:

[0020] 1-folded towel; 2-treatment tray; 3-tray bottom; 4-bottom towel; 5-syringe; 6-insertion bag; 7-dividing tape. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0021] like Figure 1-3 As shown. The bottom towel 4 and the folding towel 1 have the same structure as the existing treatment towel, and are both formed by folding the same rectangular non-woven fabric in half. The difference is that parallel insertion pockets 6 are sewn on the bottom towel with transparent plastic cloth or transparent plastic film, and there can be a certain separation strip 7 between the insertion pockets to accommodate the insertion and removal of syringes of different specifications.

[0022] As mentioned above, the opening of the insert bag can be set back a certain distance from the edge of the bottom towel so that the push handle of the syringe is exposed outside for easy grasping.

[0023] Of course, the bottom towel and the folding towel can also be made of the same transparent plastic.

[0024] The bottom edge of the insert pocket ends at the fold line of the bottom towel and the folded towel.

[0025] The treatment tray 2 is identical with the existing common enamel tray or stainless steel tray, and the size is selected as required. Generally speaking, the bottom surface of the treatment tray is slightly larger than the bottom towel of the treatment towel, so that the tray bottom 3 is adapted to the bottom towel.

[0026] The specification and quantity of the insert bag are determined according to the specific situation of the syringe 5. During production, different specifications and models can be classified and set according to the situation of daily batch preparation of liquid medicine to facilitate selection and use.

[0027] The rest of the situation is as described above.

[0028] Parts and reference numerals not mentioned are as described above.

Claims

1. A disposable visualization treatment towel, comprising a bottom towel and a folding towel, wherein the folding towel and the bottom towel are connected at a fold line, characterized in that The bottom towel is provided with a plurality of parallel transparent insert pockets, which are used to insert syringes with drug liquid drawn into the transparent insert pockets respectively to avoid collision and mixing. The drug name, preparation time, expiration date and preparer information are marked on the insert pockets or the syringes.

2. The disposable visualization treatment towel according to claim 1, characterized in that The insert pockets on the base towel are fixed by sewing with transparent plastic film or by heat molding.

3. The disposable visualization treatment towel according to claim 1, characterized in that The bottom towel and the folding towel are an integrated structure and are made of sterile non-woven fabric.

4. The disposable visualization treatment towel according to claim 1, characterized in that The opening of the insert pocket is set back a distance from the edge of the bottom towel to facilitate the extraction of the syringe during use.

5. The disposable visualization treatment towel according to claim 1, characterized in that The bottom towel is laid on the treatment tray and replaced with a new one after one use to avoid contamination.

6. The disposable visualization treatment towel according to claim 1, characterized in that There is a dividing strip between adjacent insertion bags to accommodate the insertion and extraction of syringes of different specifications.

7. The disposable visualization treatment towel according to claim 1, characterized in that The bottom towel insert pocket and the folding towel are integrated and folded, and are packaged into small packages after sterilization for easy use.

8. The disposable visualization treatment towel according to claim 1, characterized in that The insert pockets are evenly distributed on the bottom towel, and the specifications and quantity thereof are determined according to specific needs. The folding towel is the same size as the bottom towel.

9. The disposable visualization treatment towel according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that A double-sided adhesive strip is provided on the bottom surface of the bottom towel so as to fix it to the treatment tray during use to prevent sliding.

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