Hospital gown for predelivery pregnant woman in delivery room

Abstract

The utility model discloses a delivery room predelivery pregnant woman hospital gown which is provided with an upper garment, and the upper garment is located on the two sides of the waist and crotch and connected with a skirt into a whole. Lactation areas capable of being opened or closed are symmetrically arranged at the chest of the front piece of the upper garment; an obvious risk grade identification sticker is adhered to the chest of the jacket; binding belts for placing detection probes and surrounding the waistline are arranged on two sides of the waist of the front piece of the jacket; the jacket rear piece is two overlapped piece bodies, and the collar part and the waist part of the jacket rear piece are movably connected to form a closed body; a binding belt used for fixing the fetal heart monitoring probe is arranged; the skirt is a non-closed body, the middle positions of the front portion and the rear portion of the skirt are separated, and the separated waist body is provided with hook-and-loop fasteners to be overlapped and then connected into the closed skirt. Various examinations and risk assessment of a patient are facilitated after a pregnant woman to be delivered enters a delivery room. Therefore, a nurse can be clear at a glance during ward round, and the privacy part can be prevented from being exposed during various examinations of predelivery and pregnancy.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to a hospital gown, in particular to a hospital gown for pregnant women waiting to give birth in a delivery room. Background Art

[0002] Pregnant women typically don hospital gowns upon entering the delivery room. During the delivery period, they undergo examinations such as electrocardiograms (ECGs), fetal heart rate monitoring, labor analgesia, perineal irrigation, cervical os exploration, and delivery. Current hospital gowns, consisting of a top and pants, are separate pieces. Whether undergoing examinations, receiving labor analgesia, or even during delivery, women are required to remove their pants or lift their top to attach a fetal heart rate monitoring probe. This is extremely inconvenient and exposes excessive private areas. Furthermore, after entering the delivery room, a risk assessment is performed using these tests. The results are recorded on the patient's doctor's orders or bedside card. Nurses needing to check the bedside card during ward rounds is inconvenient. Therefore, designing a gown specifically for pregnant women entering the delivery room that can easily identify a patient's risk level has become a pressing issue. Summary of the Invention

[0003] In view of the above situation, the utility model provides a hospital gown for pregnant women in the delivery room, which is not only convenient for various examinations, but also does not need to expose too much private parts during delivery. At the same time, the risk level of the patient can be identified through the logo on the hospital gown.

[0004] The technical solution of the utility model is: a hospital gown for pregnant women in the delivery room, wherein:

[0005] The utility model has a top, which is connected to the skirt at both sides of the waist and hips;

[0006] The front of the top has symmetrical breastfeeding areas that can be opened or closed;

[0007] A clear risk level label is affixed to the chest of the shirt;

[0008] The front of the jacket is provided with waist-circling binding belts on both sides of the waist for placing detection probes;

[0009] The back piece of the top is composed of two superimposed parts, which are movably connected to form a closed body from the neckline to the waist of the back piece of the top;

[0010] Equipped with a strap for fixing the fetal heart monitoring probe;

[0011] The skirt is a non-closed body, which is separated at the middle position of the front and back parts of the skirt, and is connected to form a closed skirt by arranging Velcro fasteners on the separated waist parts and overlapping them.

[0012] In the present invention, the breastfeeding area has a pair of breastfeeding openings on the front of the coat, and shielding plates that are turned to both sides are provided on the breastfeeding openings, which are connected and fixed to the front of the coat through buttonholes on the shielding plates.

[0013] Furthermore, the breastfeeding area has a pair of breastfeeding openings on the front piece of the top, and shielding pieces that are folded to both sides are provided on the breastfeeding openings, and snap buttons are provided between the shielding pieces and the front piece of the top to connect and fix them.

[0014] In the present invention, the risk level identification stickers on the chest of the top are respectively red, orange, yellow, green, and purple horizontal stripes, or heart-shaped fabric stickers, which are easy to replace by Velcro adhesion.

[0015] In the present invention, a front piece of the jacket is symmetrically provided with an insertion hole on both sides of the waist, and two binding belts with a width of 15 cm are inserted into the insertion holes.

[0016] In the present invention, the waist position of the top and the skirt is connected by sewing.

[0017] In the present invention, the two pieces of the back piece of the jacket are movably superimposed into one body by symmetrically arranged buttons at intervals at the neckline of the back piece of the jacket. A belt is provided at the waist of one of the back pieces of the jacket, and the buttons arranged on the other back piece of the jacket are connected to form a superimposed closed body through the belt.

[0018] Furthermore, the two separate pieces of the back piece of the top are symmetrically provided with buttons at intervals at the neckline of the back piece of the top and are movably superimposed into one body. A belt is provided at the waist of one of the back pieces of the top, and the belt is connected to form a superimposed closed body through the first belt provided on the other back piece of the top.

[0019] In the invention, a hat is also provided for the expectant mother.

[0020] The beneficial effects of the present invention are as follows: to facilitate various examinations and risk assessments of pregnant women after entering the delivery room, the pregnant women are allowed to wear specially designed hospital gowns. The assessment results are affixed to the hospital gowns, making them easy for nurses to see at a glance during ward rounds. At the same time, the front and back pieces of the gown and the front and back pieces of the skirt can be opened, meeting the requirements for examinations such as electrocardiograms, fetal heart monitoring, labor analgesia, perineal irrigation, cervical os exploration, and delivery. In addition, since the back piece of the skirt can be opened, it is also suitable for the delivery process, and the mother does not need to take off the hospital gown, avoiding excessive exposure of private parts. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0021] Figure 1 It is a view of the present invention;

[0022] Figure 2 yes Figure 1 rear view;

[0023] Figure 3 yes Figure 1 Open view of the front of the top and skirt;

[0024] Figure 4 yes Figure 1 One-way open view of the back of the top;

[0025] Figure 5 yes Figure 1 View of the back of the top opening in both directions and the back of the skirt opening;

[0026] Figure 6 yes Figure 1 Reference picture of opening the front of the shirt and tying the fetal heart monitoring probe;

[0027] Figure 7 yes Figure 1 hat view;

[0028] Figure 8 yes Figure 1 View of the lashing straps. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0029] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0030] See Figures 1 to 8 The illustrated maternity hospital gown for expectant mothers in the delivery room comprises a top and a skirt, which are connected together. In this embodiment, the top portion comprises a front panel 1 and two separate, superimposed panels, right and left panels 14 and 16. Nursing areas are symmetrically positioned on either side of the chest of the front panel 1. In this embodiment, the nursing area has a nursing opening 18. A shielding piece 2 is sewn to the front panel 1 on the side of the nursing opening 18, which is used to close the nursing opening. The shielding piece 2 is provided with a buttonhole 4, which is secured to the buttonhole 4 by a button 3 sewn to the front panel 1 on the side of the nursing opening 18. When breastfeeding, the button 3 is opened and the shielding piece 2 is opened to the side, which does not obstruct the baby's face and allows the mother to observe the nursing process.

[0031] In the above description, two pockets 5 are symmetrically positioned below the front panel 1 of the jacket. These pockets are used to store a hat 10 and two 15cm wide tie straps 6. Hat 10 is provided to protect pregnant women from catching a cold head. The tie straps 6 are used by doctors to secure a fetal heart rate monitor probe 21 around the waist during fetal heart rate monitoring.

[0032] In addition to using the tie strap 6 alone, the front panel 1 of the jacket can also be provided with symmetrical holes (not shown in the figure) on both sides of the waist, into which two tie straps 6 can be inserted. This way of use allows the tie strap 6 to be placed on the garment through the holes when not in use.

[0033] In the above, the binding belt 6 is made of a traceless (polyester fiber) material and has a soft elastic body. This can eliminate the effect of the binding belt 6 wrapping around the waist of the pregnant woman causing skin compression when the pregnant woman is in bed.

[0034] In this embodiment, the back piece of the jacket is composed of two stacked right and left panels 14, 16. The right and left panels 14, 16 are movably stacked together at the neckline, with buttons 15 symmetrically arranged at intervals. A belt 12 is provided at the waist of one of the right panels 14. The belt 12 is fastened to the buttons 13 provided on the left panel 16 of the other panel, forming a fixed, stacked, closed unit. The right and left panels 14, 16 of the jacket back assembly are designed to facilitate the doctor's operation when the patient requires labor analgesia, requiring the back panel to be fully opened.

[0035] In the above description, the left side piece 16 and the right side piece 14 of the back piece of the jacket are provided with buttons 15 (due to the same position and the same button 15, one button 15 is marked), and buttonholes (not shown in the figure) provided at relative positions, which are connected to the buttons 15 through the buttonholes.

[0036] In the above description, in addition to the waist belt 12 provided at the right side of the back piece 14 of the top, which is fixedly connected to form a superimposed closed body by buckling the waist belt 12 with the buttons 13 provided on the left side of the back piece 16 of the other top piece, two ties can also be provided at the waist position of the left side piece 16 and the right side piece 14. In this way, the back piece of the top can also be closed into a whole.

[0037] In this embodiment, the skirt 7 is a non-enclosed two-piece assembly. The front and back panels 8 and 17 are joined by hook and loop fasteners 19 at the waist and 20 at the waist, respectively. The two panels are then superimposed and connected to form a closed skirt 7. The skirt 7 is sewn to the waist and hips at the localized seam lines 9 of the front and back panels of the garment to form a one-piece maternity hospital gown.

[0038] In the above, a risk level identification sticker 11 is worn on the chest of the front piece 1 of the top. The risk level identification sticker 11 is respectively red, orange, yellow, green and purple horizontal stripes, and is easy to replace and adjust by Velcro.

[0039] In the above description, the risk level identification sticker 11 is not only in the shape of a horizontal strip, but can also be made into a heart-shaped cloth sticker, so that the nurse can see it clearly during the ward rounds.

[0040] In the above description, in addition to the buttonholes 4 being provided on the breastfeeding opening shielding piece 2 to be combined with the buttons 3, snap buttons may be provided on the breastfeeding opening shielding piece 2 to be combined and fixed to the front piece 1 of the coat.

[0041] In the above description, the left side 16 and the right side 14 of the back piece of the jacket are located at the back of the neckline. In addition to being provided with buttons 15 combined with buttonholes, they can also be connected with snap buttons.

[0042] Functions of hospital gowns:

[0043] 1. When performing fetal testing, unbutton the front of your shirt at the waist and abdomen and spread it apart to expose your abdomen. Place the fetal heart rate monitoring probe 21 at two locations, one finger below the navel and five fingers apart, and secure it with a tie band 6.

[0044] 2. When a pregnant patient lies on her side for labor analgesia, she unbuttons 15 and opens the left and right panels 16 and 14 of the back of her coat to expose her back. At this point, labor analgesia puncture can be performed.

[0045] 3. When examining the private parts of a pregnant patient, open the front waistband velcro 19 of the skirt 7 and open the front overlapping buttress 8 of the skirt 7 to both sides to conduct the examination;

[0046] 4. When a pregnant woman is about to give birth, she can open the back waistband hook and loop fastener 20 of the skirt 7 and open the back overlapping butt joint 17 of the skirt 7 before giving birth.

Claims

1. The characteristics of hospital gowns for pregnant women in the delivery room are: The utility model has a top, which is connected to the skirt at both sides of the waist and hips; The front of the top has symmetrical breastfeeding areas that can be opened or closed; A clear risk level label is affixed to the chest of the shirt; The front of the jacket is provided with waist-circling binding belts on both sides of the waist for placing detection probes; The back piece of the top is composed of two superimposed parts, which are movably connected to form a closed body from the neckline to the waist of the back piece of the top; Equipped with a strap for fixing the fetal heart monitoring probe; The skirt is a non-closed body, which is separated at the middle position of the front and back parts of the skirt, and is connected to form a closed skirt by arranging Velcro fasteners on the separated waist parts and overlapping them.

2. The hospital gown for expectant mothers in the delivery room according to claim 1, characterized in that: The breastfeeding area has a pair of breastfeeding openings on the front piece of the coat, and shielding sheets that are turned to both sides are provided on the breastfeeding openings. The shielding sheets are connected and fixed to the front piece of the coat through buttonholes on the shielding sheets.

3. The hospital gown for expectant mothers in the delivery room according to claim 1, characterized in that: The breastfeeding area has a pair of breastfeeding openings on the front piece of the coat, and shielding pieces that are turned to both sides are provided on the breastfeeding openings. The shielding pieces are connected and fixed to the front piece of the coat by snap buttons.

4. The hospital gown for expectant mothers in the delivery room according to claim 1, characterized in that: The risk level identification stickers on the chest of the shirt are red, orange, yellow, green, and purple horizontal stripes, or heart-shaped fabric stickers, which are easy to replace by Velcro.

5. The hospital gown for expectant mothers in the delivery room according to claim 1 is characterized by: The front piece of the jacket is symmetrically provided with an insertion hole on both sides of the waist, and two binding belts with a width of 15 cm are inserted into the insertion hole.

6. The hospital gown for expectant mothers in the delivery room according to claim 1, characterized in that: The waist position of the top and the skirt is connected by sewing.

7. The hospital gown for expectant mothers in the delivery room according to claim 1, characterized in that: The two pieces of the back piece of the jacket are symmetrically provided with buttons at intervals at the neckline of the back piece of the jacket and are movably superimposed into one body. A belt is provided at the waist of one of the back pieces of the jacket, and the belt is connected to form a superimposed closed body through the first belt provided on the other back piece of the jacket.

8. The hospital gown for expectant mothers in the delivery room according to claim 1 is characterized by: Pregnant women who are expecting their babies are provided with hats.

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