Enema device capable of preventing enema liquid from leaking

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of enema devices, and discloses an enema device capable of preventing enema liquid from leaking, which comprises an enema liquid collecting container and an infusion device, the infusion device comprises an infusion tube and a second hexagon, the top end of the infusion tube is connected with a syringe, a piston is arranged in the syringe in a sliding manner, and the piston is connected with the infusion tube. A first hexagon is fixedly arranged outside the bottom end of the infusion tube, six first clamping blocks are fixedly arranged outside the first hexagon, and six second clamping blocks are fixedly arranged outside the second hexagon. According to the device, the first hexagon, the third hexagon and the second hexagon can be clamped and limited, so that the situation that the infusion head is driven away from the anus of a patient due to the counter-acting force of enema liquid, and consequently the enema liquid leaks is avoided; and medical staff can replace the infusion tube and the infusion head by canceling the clamping arrangement of the first hexagon, the second hexagon and the third hexagon.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of enema devices, in particular to an enema device for preventing enema fluid from leaking. Background Art

[0002] In the medical and health fields, enema is a common method for treating or cleaning the intestines, and enema devices are used to inject drugs, nutrient solutions or other therapeutic liquids into the rectum of patients for treatment or diagnosis. With the progress of medical technology, these devices have been continuously evolved to improve the safety of use and patient comfort.

[0003] Currently, common enema devices place the infusion head at the patient's anus, and the piston sprays the enema fluid through the infusion tube and the infusion head into the patient's rectum. Since the infusion head in the existing enema devices needs to be held and operated by medical staff, in this unstable situation, the infusion head may be driven away from the patient's anus due to the reaction force generated by spraying, resulting in the leakage of enema fluid, which not only affects the enema effect, but also causes discomfort and embarrassment to the patient.

[0004] Therefore, those skilled in the art provide an enema device for preventing enema fluid from leaking to solve the problems raised in the above background art. Content of the Utility Model

[0005] The purpose of the utility model is to solve the disadvantages existing in the prior art, and to propose an enema device for preventing enema fluid from leaking. This device can not only fix the infusion tube through the first hexagon, the second hexagon and the third hexagon, but also facilitate the medical staff to replace the infusion tube.

[0006] To achieve the above purpose, the utility model provides the following technical solutions:

[0007] An enema device for preventing enema fluid from leaking, comprising an enema fluid collection container and an infusion device. The infusion device includes an infusion tube and a second hexagon. The top end of the infusion tube is connected with a syringe barrel, and a piston is slidably arranged inside the syringe barrel. The bottom end outside of the infusion tube is fixedly provided with a first hexagon, six first clamping blocks are fixedly arranged outside the first hexagon, six second clamping blocks are fixedly arranged outside the second hexagon, and second limiting blocks are hingedly arranged on the inner walls of the rear ends of the second hexagon;

[0008] The front end inside of the second hexagon is clamped with a third hexagon, the front end of the third hexagon is connected with an infusion head, a clamping ring is fixedly arranged outside the second hexagon near the rear end, a rotating ring is rotatably arranged around the middle of the clamping ring, six rotating blocks are fixedly arranged on the inner wall of the rotating ring, a control block is fixedly arranged on one side of the top end of each of the six rotating blocks, and a first limiting block is fixedly arranged on the top end of each control block.

[0009] Further, an absorbent cotton is adhesively provided on the inner wall of the enema fluid collection container, and a telescopic rod is fixedly provided at the middle part near the bottom end of the enema fluid collection container;

[0010] Further, a support base is fixedly provided at the bottom end of the telescopic rod, and pulleys are fixedly provided at the middle parts near both sides of the bottom end of the support base;

[0011] Further, the six first limiting blocks are all hinged inside the clamping ring, and the six first clamping blocks are all clamped inside the second hexagon through the second limiting blocks;

[0012] Further, the second hexagon is embedded in the middle part near the upper rear end inside the enema fluid collection container, and the six first limiting blocks are all rotatably arranged inside the rotating ring;

[0013] Further, the six control blocks are all moved through the rotating blocks, and the six first limiting blocks are all rotated through the rotating blocks;

[0014] Further, the six second limiting blocks are all clamped through the first limiting blocks, and a pressing rod is fixedly provided at the middle part near the top end of the piston;

[0015] The utility model has the following beneficial effects:

[0016] An enema device for preventing enema fluid from leaking out, proposed by the utility model. When a user needs to perform enema on a patient, the third hexagon can be first clamped in the front groove of the second hexagon, and then the rotating ring is rotated to drive the control block to move through the rotating block, and the control block can drive the first limiting block to move and enter the inside of the clamping ring. At this time, the first hexagon can be placed in the rear groove of the second hexagon, and then the second limiting block is controlled to limit the first clamping block by means of hinge. Then the rotating ring is rotated again to reset the first limiting block and limit the second limiting block to achieve the clamping effect. At this time, the fixing of the infusion device and the enema fluid collection container is completed, preventing the enema fluid from causing the infusion head to fall off the patient's anus due to the reaction force during the enema process, thereby causing the leakage of the enema fluid. In addition, the device can cancel the clamping between the first hexagon and the second hexagon and the clamping between the third hexagon and the second hexagon, thus facilitating the medical staff to replace the infusion head and the infusion tube and achieving a more environmentally friendly effect. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0017] Figure 1 Is the front axonometric view of the utility model;

[0018] Figure 2 Is the rear axonometric view of the utility model;

[0019] Figure 3 It is an axonometric schematic diagram of the enema device in the present utility model;

[0020] Figure 4 It is a front view explosion schematic diagram of the enema device in the present utility model;

[0021] Figure 5 It is a rear view explosion schematic diagram of the enema device in the present utility model;

[0022] Figure 6 It is a front sectional schematic diagram of the swivel ring of the present utility model.

[0023] Legend description:

[0024] 1. Enema liquid collection container; 2. Absorbent cotton; 3. Telescopic rod; 4. Support base; 5. Pulley; 6. Infusion device; 601. Infusion tube; 602. Syringe; 603. Piston; 604. Pressure rod; 605. First hexagon; 606. First clamping block; 607. Clamping ring; 608. Swivel ring; 609. Rotating block; 610. Control block; 611. First limit block; 612. Second hexagon; 613. Second clamping block; 614. Third hexagon; 615. Infusion head; 616. Second limit block. Specific implementation manners

[0025] Next, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present utility model. Obviously, the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present utility model, rather than all the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without making creative efforts shall fall within the protection scope of the present utility model.

[0026] Refer to Figure 3-6 , an embodiment provided by the present utility model: An enema device for preventing enema liquid from leaking, including an enema liquid collection container 1 and an infusion device 6. The infusion device 6 includes an infusion tube 601 and a second hexagon 612. The top end of the infusion tube 601 is connected with a syringe 602. A piston 603 is slidably arranged inside the syringe 602. The bottom end of the infusion tube 601 is fixedly provided with a first hexagon 605 outside. Six first clamping blocks 606 are fixedly arranged outside the first hexagon 605. Six second clamping blocks 613 are fixedly arranged outside the second hexagon 612. Second limit blocks 616 are hingedly arranged on the inner walls at the rear end of the second hexagon 612;

[0027] Inside the front end of the second hexagon 612, a third hexagon 614 is snap-fitted. At the front end of the third hexagon 614, an infusion head 615 is connected. Outside the rear end of the second hexagon 612, a snap ring 607 is fixedly arranged. Around the middle part of the snap ring 607, a rotating ring 608 is rotatably arranged. On the inner wall of the rotating ring 608, six rotating blocks 609 are fixedly arranged. On one side of the top of each of the six rotating blocks 609, a control block 610 is fixedly arranged. On the top of each control block 610, a first limiting block 611 is fixedly arranged.

[0028] Specifically, the infusion tube 601 is convenient for transporting the enema solution inside the syringe 602 to the patient's anus. The second hexagon 612 is convenient for limiting the first hexagon 605 and the third hexagon 614. The piston 603 is convenient for pushing the enema solution inside the syringe 602 into the infusion tube 601. The first hexagon 605 is convenient for snap-fitting with the second hexagon 612, and through the second hexagon 612, the internal enema solution is transported to the inside of the third hexagon 614, and then flows into the patient's body through the infusion head 615. The first snap block is convenient for snap-fitting with the rear groove of the second hexagon 612. The second limiting block 616 is convenient for cooperating with the first limiting block 611 to limit the first snap block.

[0029] The third hexagon 614 is convenient for snap-fitting with the second hexagon 612 to fix the infusion head 615. The infusion head 615 is convenient for transporting the enema solution into the patient's body. The rotating ring 608 is convenient for driving the movement of the rotating block 609, and the rotating block 609 is convenient for driving the movement of the control block 610, and the control block 610 is convenient for driving the movement of the first limiting block 611.

[0030] Refer to Figure 3-6 , all six first limiting blocks 611 are hingedly arranged inside the snap ring 607. All six first snap blocks 606 are snap-fitted inside the second hexagon 612 through the second limiting blocks 616. The second hexagon 612 is embedded in the middle part above the rear end inside the enema collection container 1. All six first limiting blocks 611 are rotatably arranged inside the rotating ring 608. All six control blocks 610 move through the rotating blocks 609. All six first limiting blocks 611 rotate through the rotating blocks 609. All six second limiting blocks 616 are snap-fitted through the first limiting blocks 611. In the middle of the top of the piston 603, a pressing rod 604 is fixedly arranged.

[0031] Specifically, the hinged setting facilitates the second limiting block 616 being unable to limit the first clamping block 606 when not under force. The six second clamping blocks 613 are limited by the second limiting block 616, and the second limiting block 616 is further limited by the first limiting block 611, so that the second hexagon 612 can fix the first hexagon 605. The embedding setting facilitates the fixation of the second hexagon 612 and also the subsequent fixation of the first hexagon 605 and the third hexagon 614. The multiple first limiting blocks 611 are all rotated into the interior of the swivel ring 608 by controlling the movement of the control block 610. At this time, the first limiting block 611 cannot limit the second limiting block 616, and the first hexagon 605 can move out of the interior of the second hexagon 612. The pressing rod 604 facilitates the medical staff to control the piston 603.

[0032] Refer to Figure 1-2 , including that an absorbent cotton 2 is adhesively provided on the inner wall of the enema fluid collection container 1, a telescopic rod 3 is fixedly provided at the middle of the bottom end of the enema fluid collection container 1, a support base 4 is fixedly provided at the bottom end of the telescopic rod 3, and pulleys 5 are fixedly provided at the middle of both sides of the bottom end of the support base 4.

[0033] Specifically, the adhesive setting facilitates the replacement by the medical staff. The absorbent cotton 2 is convenient for absorbing the enema fluid contaminated on the patient's buttocks, reducing the embarrassment of the patient. The telescopic rod 3 facilitates the medical staff to control the height of the enema fluid collection container 1 through the telescopic rod 3. The base facilitates the support of the enema fluid collection container 1, and the pulley 5 facilitates the movement of the device by the medical staff.

[0034] Working principle: When the device is in use, the swivel ring 608 can be rotated first, so that the rotating block 609 drives the control block 610 to move, and the control block 610 drives the first limiting block 611 to rotate. Then, the first hexagon 605 is controlled to be placed at the rear groove of the second hexagon 612, so that the second limiting block 616 performs a primary limit on the first clamping block 606. Then, the swivel ring 608 is controlled to rotate, so that the first limiting block 611 returns to its original position and performs a secondary limit on the second limiting block 616. Then, the third limiting block is controlled to be clamped with the front groove of the second limiting block 616. At this time, the fixation of the infusion tube 601 and the infusion head 615 is completed. Then, the infusion head 615 is placed at the anus of the patient, and the enema fluid is made to flow into the patient's body through the infusion tube 601 by extrusion. The fixation of the infusion device 6 prevents the infusion head 615 from detaching from the anus of the patient, and the absorbent cotton 2 is convenient for absorbing the leaked enema fluid and reducing the embarrassment of the patient's buttocks being contaminated with the enema fluid.

[0035] Finally, it should be noted that the above are only the preferred embodiments of the present utility model and are not used to limit the present utility model. Although the present utility model has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, those skilled in the art can still modify the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments or perform equivalent replacements on some of the technical features. Any modifications, equivalent replacements, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present utility model shall be included within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. An enema device for preventing enema fluid from leaking, comprising an enema fluid collection container (1) and an infusion device (6), characterized in that: The infusion device (6) includes an infusion tube (601) and a second hexagon (612). The top end of the infusion tube (601) is connected with a syringe barrel (602). A piston (603) is slidably arranged inside the syringe barrel (602). The outer bottom end of the infusion tube (601) is fixedly provided with a first hexagon (605). Six first clamping blocks (606) are fixedly arranged outside the first hexagon (605). Six second clamping blocks (613) are fixedly arranged outside the second hexagon (612). Second limiting blocks (616) are hingedly arranged on the inner walls of the rear end of the second hexagon (612). A third hexagon (614) is clamped inside the front end of the second hexagon (612). An infusion head (615) is connected to the front end of the third hexagon (614). A clamping ring (607) is fixedly arranged outside the second hexagon (612) near the rear end. A rotating ring (608) is rotatably arranged around the middle part of the clamping ring (607). Six rotating blocks (609) are fixedly arranged on the inner wall of the rotating ring (608). On one side of the top ends of the six rotating blocks (609), control blocks (610) are fixedly arranged. First limiting blocks (611) are fixedly arranged on the top ends of the control blocks (610).

2. The enema device for preventing enema fluid leakage according to claim 1, characterized in that: An absorbent cotton (2) is adhesively arranged on the inner wall of the enema fluid collection container (1). A telescopic rod (3) is fixedly arranged near the middle of the bottom end of the enema fluid collection container (1).

3. The enema device for preventing enema fluid leakage according to claim 2, characterized in that: A support base (4) is fixedly arranged at the bottom end of the telescopic rod (3). Two pulleys (5) are fixedly arranged near the middle of both sides of the bottom end of the support base (4).

4. The enema device for preventing enema fluid leakage according to claim 1, characterized in that: The six first limiting blocks (611) are all hingedly arranged inside the clamping ring (607). The six first clamping blocks (606) are all clamped inside the second hexagon (612) through the second limiting blocks (616).

5. The enema device for preventing enema fluid leakage according to claim 1, characterized in that: The second hexagon (612) is embedded in the middle of the upper part of the inner rear end of the enema fluid collection container (1). The six first limiting blocks (611) are all rotatably arranged inside the rotating ring (608).

6. The enema device for preventing enema fluid leakage according to claim 1, characterized in that: The six control blocks (610) all move through the rotating blocks (609). The six first limiting blocks (611) all rotate through the rotating blocks (609).

7. The enema device for preventing enema fluid leakage according to claim 1, wherein: The six second limiting blocks (616) are all clamped through the first limiting blocks (611). A pressure rod (604) is fixedly arranged near the middle of the top end of the piston (603).

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