Auxiliary vomiting device for emergency medicine

Abstract

The utility model discloses an auxiliary vomiting device for emergency medicine, and belongs to the field of medical instruments. An emergency medical vomiting assisting device comprises a placing frame, a rotating seat is rotationally connected to the placing frame, a plurality of receiving barrels are annularly clamped and matched to the rotating seat at equal intervals, anti-overflow covers abut against the receiving barrels, a receiving basin is fixedly installed on the placing frame, a connecting pipe A is fixedly connected to the receiving basin, and a connecting pipe B is slidably connected to the connecting pipe A; the connecting pipe B is elastically connected with the placing frame, one end of the connecting pipe B penetrates into a receiving barrel, a water tank is fixedly installed on the placing frame, and a faucet is fixedly installed on the water tank. The connecting pipe B can be driven to ascend by lifting the shifting block so as to cancel the insertion with the current receiving barrel, the other receiving barrel can be positioned below the connecting pipe B after the rotating seat rotates by a certain angle, and the limiting spring drives the connecting pipe B to be inserted with the current receiving barrel, so that the switching of the receiving barrels is realized, and the device can be continuously used conveniently.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present application relates to the field of medical devices, and more specifically, to an emergency medicine assisted vomiting device. Background Art

[0002] Diseases that cause vomiting usually include various diseases such as indigestion, gastritis, acute gastroenteritis, acute cholecystitis, and encephalitis. During the treatment of such diseases, patients may vomit, and the vomit of the patients needs to be centrally received to prevent the leakage of odors and the spread of bacteria. The patent document with the publication number CN214859385U in the prior art provides an emergency medicine assisted vomiting device. The device picks up the vomit receiving basin from the storage column by holding the side grip rod, aims at the vomit receiving basin for vomiting, and the vomit will be transmitted to the storage tank through the corrugated pipe for storage. The electronic valve is started, and the vomit in the storage tank is discharged externally through the sewage pipe. The water pump is started, and the water pump transmits the disinfectant or water inside the water storage tank to the storage tank through the water delivery pipe. The motor is started, and the motor drives the brush to rotate, and the brush cleans the vomit adhered to the inner side wall of the storage tank.

[0003] Regarding the above related technology, the inventor believes that the device can clean the storage tank by setting up a cleaning mechanism, but it will cause the device to be unable to continue to be used during the cleaning period, and the practicability is relatively low. Therefore, we propose an emergency medicine assisted vomiting device. Utility Model Content

[0004] In order to improve the problems proposed in the above background art, the present application provides an emergency medicine assisted vomiting device, and adopts the following technical solutions:

[0005] An emergency medicine assisted vomiting device includes a placement rack, a rotating seat is rotatably connected to the placement rack, a plurality of receiving buckets are snap-fitted to the rotating seat at equal intervals in a ring shape, an anti-overflow cover abuts on the receiving buckets, a receiving basin is fixedly installed on the placement rack, a connecting pipe A is fixedly connected to the receiving basin, a connecting pipe B is slidably connected to the connecting pipe A, the connecting pipe B is elastically connected to the placement rack, and one end of the connecting pipe B penetrates into the interior of a receiving bucket. A water tank is fixedly installed on the placement rack, and a faucet is fixedly installed on the water tank.

[0006] By adopting the above technical solution, the connecting pipe B moves downward to abut against the anti-overflow cover and then penetrates into a receiving bucket. The patient can vomit into the receiving basin, and the vomit is discharged into the receiving bucket through the connecting pipe A and the connecting pipe B. When the faucet is opened, water in the water tank is pumped to wash the vomit remaining on the receiving basin into the receiving bucket. When the receiving bucket is full, the connecting pipe B is lifted to cancel its connection with the receiving bucket, and the rotating seat rotates by a certain angle, so that the next receiving bucket can be inserted into the connecting pipe B to continue use. At the same time, the receiving bucket filled with vomit can be removed for cleaning.

[0007] Optionally, the receiving bucket includes a bucket body, a bucket cover is threadedly connected to the bucket body, a through hole is formed in the bucket cover, the anti-overflow cover abuts and cooperates with the through hole, and the anti-overflow cover is hinged to the bucket cover through a spring hinge.

[0008] By adopting the above technical solution, the bottom of the bucket body is clamped and matched with the clamping groove on the rotating seat through a fixedly connected clamping plate. When the anti-overflow cover abuts against the through hole, the receiving bucket is in a closed state, which can prevent the odor of vomit from overflowing. When the receiving bucket is removed from the rotating seat, the bucket cover can be unscrewed to clean the bucket body.

[0009] Optionally, an observation window is fixedly installed on the bucket body.

[0010] By adopting the above technical solution, the observation window can facilitate viewing the capacity of the contents in the receiving bucket and avoid overloading and overflowing.

[0011] Optionally, a limiting spring is sleeved on the connecting pipe B. One end of the limiting spring is fixedly connected to the placement rack, and the other end is fixedly connected to a dial block, and the dial block is fixedly connected to the connecting pipe B.

[0012] By adopting the above technical solution, the limiting spring drives the connecting pipe B to descend and be inserted into the receiving bucket, and lifting the dial block can drive the connecting pipe B to cancel its connection with the receiving bucket, which is convenient for the rotating seat to rotate to switch the receiving bucket.

[0013] Optionally, an anti-overflow plate is rotatably connected in the connecting pipe A. One end of the anti-overflow plate penetrates out of the connecting pipe A and is fixedly connected to a counterweight block, and a limiting ring is fixedly connected in the connecting pipe A, and the anti-overflow plate abuts and cooperates with the limiting ring.

[0014] By adopting the above technical solution, when the vomit or water in the receiving basin flows downward, it drives the anti-overflow plate to rotate, so that the vomit or water can flow into the receiving bucket. When there is no object in the connecting pipe A, the counterweight block drives the anti-overflow plate to abut against the limiting ring, which can prevent the odor in the receiving bucket from overflowing through the connecting pipe A.

[0015] In summary, the present application includes at least one of the following beneficial technical effects:

[0016] 1. By lifting the shifting block, the connecting pipe B can be driven to rise, canceling its insertion connection with the current receiving bucket. After the rotating seat rotates a certain angle, another receiving bucket can be positioned below the connecting pipe B, and the limiting spring drives the connecting pipe B to be inserted into the current receiving bucket, realizing the switching of the receiving bucket, thereby facilitating the continuous use of this device.

[0017] 2. When there is no object in the connecting pipe A, the counterweight drives the anti-overflow plate to abut against the limiting ring, so as to prevent the odor in the receiving bucket from overflowing through the connecting pipe A and improve the environmental hygiene. Description of the Drawings

[0018] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of an emergency medicine auxiliary vomiting device according to an embodiment of the present application;

[0019] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the placement rack and water tank structure of an emergency medicine auxiliary vomiting device according to an embodiment of the present application;

[0020] Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of the hinge anatomy of the receiving bucket structure of an emergency medicine auxiliary vomiting device according to an embodiment of the present application;

[0021] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the anatomical structure of the connecting pipe A of an emergency medicine auxiliary vomiting device according to an embodiment of the present application;

[0022] Explanation of the reference numerals in the figure: 1, placement rack; 2, rotating seat; 3, receiving bucket; 301, bucket body; 302, bucket cover; 4, anti-overflow cover; 5, observation window; 6, receiving basin; 7, connecting pipe A; 8, connecting pipe B; 9, limiting spring; 10, shifting block; 11, water tank; 12, faucet; 13, anti-overflow plate; 14, counterweight; 15, limiting ring. Detailed Embodiment

[0023] The following further elaborates on the present application in conjunction with the drawings in the specification.

[0024] Refer to Figures 1-4, this application includes a placement rack 1, a rotating seat 2 is rotatably connected to the placement rack 1, a plurality of receiving buckets 3 are snap-fitted on the rotating seat 2 at equal intervals in a circular shape, an anti-overflow cover 4 abuts against the receiving bucket 3, a receiving basin 6 is fixedly installed on the placement rack 1, a connecting pipe A7 is fixedly connected to the receiving basin 6, a connecting pipe B8 is slidably connected to the connecting pipe A7, the connecting pipe B8 is elastically connected to the placement rack 1, and one end of the connecting pipe B8 penetrates into the interior of a receiving bucket 3. A water tank 11 is fixedly installed on the placement rack 1, a faucet 12 is fixedly installed on the water tank 11. When the connecting pipe B moves downward to abut against the anti-overflow cover and then penetrates into a receiving bucket, the patient can vomit into the receiving basin 6, and it is discharged into the receiving bucket 3 through the connecting pipe A7 and the connecting pipe B8. When the faucet 12 is opened, the water in the water tank 11 is pumped to wash the vomit residue on the receiving basin 6 into the receiving bucket 3. When the receiving bucket 3 is full, the connecting pipe B8 is lifted to cancel its connection with this receiving bucket 3, and the rotating seat 2 rotates by a certain angle, so that the next receiving bucket 3 can be inserted into the connecting pipe B8 to continue use. At the same time, the receiving bucket 3 filled with vomit can be removed for cleaning.

[0025] Refer to Figure 2 , a water pump is installed in the water tank 11, a switch for controlling the opening and closing of the water pump is fixedly installed on the placement rack 1. After the water pump is connected to an external power supply, when the switch is turned on, the water pump can pump the water in the water tank 11 to flow out through the faucet 12.

[0026] Refer to Figure 2 , Figure 3 , the receiving bucket 3 includes a bucket body 301, a bucket cover 302 is threadedly connected to the bucket body 301, a through hole is opened on the bucket cover 302, the anti-overflow cover 4 abuts against the through hole in a mating manner, and the anti-overflow cover 4 is hinged to the bucket cover 302 through a spring hinge. The bottom of the bucket body 301 is snap-fitted with a card slot on the rotating seat 2 through a fixedly connected card plate. When the anti-overflow cover 4 abuts against the through hole, the receiving bucket 3 is in a closed state, which can prevent the odor of vomit from overflowing. When the receiving bucket 3 is removed from the rotating seat 2, the bucket cover 302 can be unscrewed to clean the bucket body 301.

[0027] Refer to Figure 3 , an observation window 5 is fixedly installed on the bucket body 301. The observation window 5 can facilitate viewing the capacity of the contents in the receiving bucket 3 to avoid overloading and overflow.

[0028] Refer to Figure 1 , Figure 3 , a limiting spring 9 is sleeved on the connecting pipe B8, one end of the limiting spring 9 is fixedly connected to the placement rack 1, the other end is fixedly connected to a dial block 10, and the dial block 10 is fixedly connected to the connecting pipe B8. The limiting spring 9 drives the connecting pipe B8 to descend and be inserted into the receiving bucket 3, and lifting the dial block 10 can drive the connecting pipe B8 to cancel its connection with the receiving bucket 3, which is convenient for the rotating seat 2 to rotate to switch the receiving bucket 3.

[0029] Refer toFigure 4 , a spill - proof plate 13 is rotatably connected inside the connecting pipe A7. One end of the spill - proof plate 13 passes through the connecting pipe A7 and is fixedly connected with a counterweight 14. And a limiting ring 15 is fixedly connected inside the connecting pipe A7. The spill - proof plate 13 is in abutting cooperation with the limiting ring 15. When the vomit or water in the receiving basin 6 flows downward, it drives the spill - proof plate 13 to rotate, so that the vomit or water can flow into the receiving bucket 3. When there is no object in the connecting pipe A7, the counterweight 14 drives the spill - proof plate 13 to abut against the limiting ring 15, so as to prevent the odor in the receiving bucket 3 from overflowing through the connecting pipe A7.

[0030] The implementation principle of an emergency medicine - assisted vomiting device in an embodiment of the present application is as follows: The patient can vomit into the receiving basin 6, and it is discharged into the receiving bucket 3 through the connecting pipe A7 and the connecting pipe B8. Press the switch to make the water pump pump the water in the water tank 11 to flow out through the faucet 12. The water in the faucet 12 flushes the remaining vomit on the receiving basin 6 into the receiving bucket 3. When the receiving bucket 3 is full, lift the lifting block 10 to drive the connecting pipe B8 to cancel the connection with the receiving bucket 3, and the rotating seat 2 rotates a certain angle, so that the next receiving bucket 3 can be inserted into the connecting pipe B8, and the receiving bucket 3 filled with vomit can be removed from the rotating seat 2 for cleaning.

Claims

1. An emergency medicine assisted vomiting device, characterized in that: It includes a placement rack (1), a rotating seat (2) is rotatably connected to the placement rack (1), a plurality of receiving buckets (3) are snap-fitted on the rotating seat (2) at equal intervals in a circular shape, an anti-overflow cover (4) is abutted on the receiving bucket (3), a receiving basin (6) is fixedly installed on the placement rack (1), a connecting pipe A (7) is fixedly connected to the receiving basin (6), a connecting pipe B (8) is slidably connected to the connecting pipe A (7), the connecting pipe B (8) is elastically connected to the placement rack (1), and one end of the connecting pipe B (8) penetrates into the interior of a receiving bucket (3), and a water tank (11) is fixedly installed on the placement rack (1), and a faucet (12) is fixedly installed on the water tank (11); The receiving bucket (3) includes a bucket body (301), a bucket cover (302) is threadedly connected to the bucket body (301), a through hole is opened on the bucket cover (302), the anti-overflow cover (4) is abutted and fitted with the through hole, and the anti-overflow cover (4) is hinged to the bucket cover (302) through a spring hinge; A limiting spring (9) is sleeved on the connecting pipe B (8), one end of the limiting spring (9) is fixedly connected to the placement rack (1), and the other end is fixedly connected to a dial block (10), and the dial block (10) is fixedly connected to the connecting pipe B (8); An anti-overflow plate (13) is rotatably connected in the connecting pipe A (7), one end of the anti-overflow plate (13) penetrates out of the connecting pipe A (7) and is fixedly connected to a counterweight block (14), and a limiting ring (15) is fixedly connected in the connecting pipe A (7), and the anti-overflow plate (13) is abutted and fitted with the limiting ring (15).

2. The emergency medicine-assisted vomiting device according to claim 1, characterized in that: An observation window (5) is fixedly installed on the bucket body (301).

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