Operating room cardinal number sterile article box
By designing the operating room cardinal sterile item box, the flat management and validity record of items are realized, and the problem of sequential use and addition of operating room cardinal sterile items is solved, which improves the efficiency and safety of operating room item management.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202421925308.2
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-08-09
- Publication Date
- 2025-08-05
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-08-09
AI Technical Summary
In the prior art, the management of sterile items in operating rooms is difficult to ensure sequential access and easy addition, resulting in the items that may expire or be chaotic, affecting the quality of the surgery and the safety of the patient.
A sterile object box for operating room base is designed, including a box body, spacer, item outlet, jack, spacer plate and date recorder. The items are placed flat in the item cavity, and the size of the item cavity is adjusted through the spacer. The date recorder records the validity period of the item to ensure that the items are taken in order.
It simplifies the operation of adding items, avoids the disorder of order caused by falling items, ensures that items are taken in order of validity period, and improves the efficiency and safety of operating room item management.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to the field of medical articles, in particular to a basic sterile article box for an operating room. Background Art
[0002] The operating room is a crucial technical department in a hospital, providing surgery and emergency treatment for patients. Within the operating room, a certain number of sterile items are prepared based on the surgical requirements, namely the sterile basic items described in this patent. These basic sterile items include sterile gloves, disposable drapes, disposable surgical gowns, drapes, and dressings, all of which are packaged in plastic bags.
[0003] Operating room sterile supplies are numerous and diverse. Failure to effectively manage these items can lead to expiration or damage, potentially severely impacting surgical quality and patient safety. Currently, most hospitals use traditional storage baskets to store these sterile supplies. These items are typically placed upright and arranged in a front-to-back or side-to-side arrangement. Sterile supplies should be accessed sequentially, with items with the closest expiration dates taken first and those with the longest expiration dates taken last, to prevent items from expiring due to prolonged inactivity. When placing items in a side-to-side arrangement, items are typically accessed from left to right, with items added at the far right. When placing items in a front-to-back arrangement, items are accessed from front to back, with items added at the back; this ensures that items added earlier are accessed first, and items added later are accessed later.
[0004] The disadvantage of using ordinary storage baskets to store the basic sterile items in the operating room is that the basic sterile items in the operating room need to be added when they are not used up to ensure that there are always sufficient items available. After the items are taken out, the space left in the storage basket is on the left or front of the storage basket, but when adding items, they need to be added to the right or back of the storage basket. This requires moving all unused items to the left or front of the storage basket when adding items, and also keeping the items upright, which is very inconvenient. In addition, because the thickness of the basic sterile items in the operating room is not large after packaging, they are easy to fall over when placed upright. After they fall over, if you take the fallen items at the top, you may take the items that were added later, resulting in taking them out of the order they were added. Utility Model Content
[0005] The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to provide an operating room basic sterile article box which is convenient for adding articles and helps to ensure that the articles are taken out in sequence.
[0006] The technical solution adopted by the utility model is as follows: the operating room basic sterile item box includes a box body and a plurality of spacers; the box body has an inner cavity, the lower end of the front wall of the box body is provided with an item outlet, the lower edge of the item outlet is flush with the bottom surface of the inner cavity of the box body, and the bottom surface of the inner cavity of the box body is provided with a plurality of insertion holes, and the insertion holes are arranged in multiple rows in the left and right directions and in multiple columns in the front and back directions; the spacers are inserted into the insertion holes, and the spacers divide the inner cavity of the box body into multiple item cavities; the spacers can be inserted into different insertion holes to adjust the size of the item cavity; the basic sterile items placed in the item cavity can be taken out from the item outlet.
[0007] Furthermore, the spacer includes a spacer plate and two insertion rods, the two insertion rods are parallel and spaced apart, the spacer plate is located between the two insertion rods and is connected to both insertion rods, and the two insertion rods can be inserted into two adjacent insertion holes respectively.
[0008] Furthermore, the box body includes a front pad located in front of the article outlet, and the top surface of the front pad is flush with the bottom edge of the article outlet.
[0009] Furthermore, the operating room base sterile item box comprises a box cover, which is connected to the box body and can cover the inner cavity of the box body.
[0010] Furthermore, the operating room base sterile item box includes a front cover, one side of which is located above the item outlet and hinged to the box body, and the other side of the front cover is placed on the front edge of the front pad.
[0011] Furthermore, the operating room base sterile item box includes a horizontal partition and a date recorder. The horizontal partition is used to be placed in the item cavity to separate the base sterile items placed in each batch, and the date recorder can be detachably connected to the box body.
[0012] Furthermore, the date recorder includes a date recorder housing, a rotating shaft, a date ring and a suction cup; the date recorder housing is provided with a display window; the rotating shaft and the date ring are both located in the date recorder housing and correspond to the position of the display window, the rotating shaft is connected to the date recorder housing, there are eight date rings, each of which is mounted on the rotating shaft and can rotate, and each of the date rings has a number from to; the suction cup is connected to the date recorder housing, and the suction cup can be sucked onto the box body.
[0013] Furthermore, the date recorder comprises a date recorder cover, which covers the display window together with the date recorder housing.
[0014] Furthermore, the operating room base sterile item box includes a label bag, which is connected to the box body.
[0015] Furthermore, a storage cavity is provided on the box body, and the storage cavity is located behind the inner cavity of the box body.
[0016] The beneficial effects of the present invention are: 1. When the present invention is used, Figure 4 As shown, the primary sterile items are placed flat and stacked vertically in the item chamber. When removing items, pull the primary sterile items out from the item outlet. To add items, place them directly into the item chamber from the top. This ensures that the primary sterile items are arranged in order of expiration date, ensuring that items with the closest expiration date are removed first.
[0017] When adding items, you only need to put them directly into the item cavity from the top. The basic sterile items can be placed flat without standing them up, which obviously simplifies the item adding operation. The order of the basic sterile items will not be disrupted by the falling of the items, which helps to ensure that the items are taken in order.
[0018] 2. If Figure 2 As shown, the present invention can create multiple item cavities of varying sizes by removable spacers. This allows the size of the item cavity to match the size of the sterile items. Larger items are placed in larger cavities, ensuring smooth access. Smaller items are placed in smaller cavities, preventing multiple items from being placed in the same compartment, thereby preventing confusion in the order of retrieval and ensuring that items are retrieved in order. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0019] Figure 1 This is the main view of the base sterile item box in the operating room;
[0020] Figure 2 This is a top view of the base sterile item box in the operating room;
[0021] Figure 3 for Figure 1 AA cross-sectional view;
[0022] Figure 4 Put the item status diagram into the base sterile item box of the operating room;
[0023] Figure 5 This is the structure diagram of the date recorder;
[0024] Figure 6 for Figure 5 AA cross-sectional view;
[0025] Figure numerals: box body 1, box body inner cavity 11, item cavity 111, storage cavity 12, front pad 13, item outlet 14, jack 15, box cover 2, date recorder 3, date recorder shell 31, display window 311, date ring 32, rotating shaft 33, suction cup 34, date recorder cover 35, box front cover 4, spacer 5, insertion rod 51, partition plate 52, horizontal partition 6, label bag 7, base sterile items 8. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0026] The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[0027] like Figures 1 to 3 As shown, the operating room basic sterile item box includes a box body 1 and a plurality of spacers 5; the box body 1 has an inner cavity 11, and an item outlet 14 is provided at the lower end of the front wall of the box body 1, and the lower edge of the item outlet 14 is flush with the bottom surface of the inner cavity 11 of the box body, and a plurality of insertion holes 15 are provided on the bottom surface of the inner cavity 11 of the box body, and each insertion hole 15 is arranged in multiple rows in the left and right directions and in multiple columns in the front and back directions; the spacers 5 are inserted into the insertion holes 15, and the spacers 5 divide the inner cavity 11 of the box body into multiple item cavities 111; the spacers 5 can be inserted into different insertion holes to adjust the size of the item cavity 111; the basic sterile items 8 placed in the item cavity 111 can be taken out from the item outlet 14.
[0028] When the utility model is used Figure 4 As shown, the primary sterile items 8 are placed flat and stacked vertically within the item chamber 111. When removing items, the primary sterile items 8 are pulled out from the item outlet 14. To add items, they are placed directly into the item chamber 111 from the top. This ensures that the primary sterile items 8 are arranged in order of expiration date, with items with the nearest expiration date being removed first.
[0029] When adding items, you only need to put them directly into the item chamber 111 from the top, and the base sterile items 8 can be placed flat without standing them up, which obviously simplifies the item adding operation; and the order of the base sterile items 8 will not be disrupted by the falling of the items, which is conducive to ensuring that the items are taken in order.
[0030] If the size of the item cavity 111 is fixed, it is impossible to ensure that only one sterile item 8 is placed in each layer due to the different sizes of the sterile items 8. If multiple sterile items 8 can be placed in the front and back directions, the sterile items 8 at the back may not be taken for a long time due to taking items from the front, which still makes it impossible to ensure that the items are taken in order.
[0031] And as Figure 2 As shown, the present invention can separate multiple item cavities 111 of different sizes by moving the spacer 5. The size of the item cavity 111 is matched with the size of the base sterile items 8. Larger base sterile items 8 use larger item cavities 111 to ensure that the items can be placed smoothly. Smaller base sterile items 8 use smaller item cavities 111 to avoid placing multiple base sterile items 8 on the same layer, thereby avoiding confusion in the order of taking, and also helping to ensure that the items are taken in order. Figure 2 In the illustrated embodiment, the partition 5 separates four article chambers 111 , namely A, B, C and D. However, the two areas E and F cannot be used as article chambers 111 because they are far away from the article outlet 14 .
[0032] It should be noted that the weight of the basic sterile items in the operating room, such as sterile gloves, disposable mid-sheets, disposable surgical gowns, drapes, and dressings, is not large, and stacking them does not affect the pulling out of the bottom basic sterile items 8 from the product outlet 14.
[0033] The height of article outlet 14 can be slightly higher, guarantees that multiple cardinality sterile article 8 can be pulled out. For avoiding taking out another when pulling out a cardinality sterile article 8, article outlet 14 can be suitably blocked by hand.
[0034] The specific structure of the spacer 5 can be various, for example, it can be a plug rod. The preferred spacer 5 of the present invention includes a spacer plate 52 and two plug rods 51. The two plug rods 51 are arranged parallel and spaced apart. The spacer plate 52 is located between the two plug rods 51 and is connected to both plug rods 51. The two plug rods 51 can be inserted into two adjacent receptacles 15 respectively.
[0035] Preferably, the box body 1 includes a front pad 13 located in front of the article outlet 14, and the top surface of the front pad 13 is flush with the lower edge of the article outlet 14. In this way, if some of the basic sterile articles 8 are taken out of the article outlet 14, they can also be cushioned by the front pad 13 to prevent them from falling.
[0036] Preferably, the operating room base sterile item box includes a box cover 2, which is connected to the box body 1 and can cover the box body cavity 11. The operating room base sterile item box includes a box front cover 4, one side of which is located above the item outlet 14 and is hinged to the box body 1, and the other side of the box front cover 4 rests on the front edge of the front pad 13.
[0037] The upper cover 2 and the front cover 4 cover the bottom opening of the box body cavity 11 and the article outlet 14 respectively, which can protect the basic sterile articles 8. When adding and taking articles, the upper cover 2 or the front cover 4 can be opened.
[0038] In order to further avoid the use of expired items, the operating room base sterile item box preferably includes a horizontal partition 6 and a date recorder 3. The horizontal partition 6 is used to be placed in the item cavity 111 to separate the base sterile items 8 placed in each batch, and the date recorder 3 can be detachably connected to the box body 1.
[0039] The meaning of this setting is as follows Figure 4As shown. When adding items, do not add them directly, but first put the horizontal partition 6 on top of the existing base sterile items 8, and then add the items. In this way, the base sterile items 8 added in different batches are separated by the horizontal partition 6. Then use the date recorder 3 to record the expiration time of the added items. One date recorder 3 corresponds to a batch of base sterile items 8, and each date recorder 3 is arranged in a row in the upper and lower directions. The date recorder 3 at the bottom corresponds to the base sterile item 8 with the most recent expiration date. After each batch of base sterile items 8 is used up, pull out the horizontal partition 6 and remove the date recorder 3 corresponding to it. In this way, if the date recorded by the date recorder 3 arrives, there are still unused base sterile items 8 corresponding to it, which means that these base sterile items 8 have expired and can no longer be used, which helps to avoid the use of expired base sterile items 8.
[0040] The date recorder 3 can be electronic. Figure 5 and Figure 6 As shown, the device comprises a date recorder housing 31, a rotating shaft 33, a date ring 32, and a suction cup 34. The date recorder housing 31 has a display window 311. The rotating shaft 33 and the date ring 32 are both located within the date recorder housing 31 and correspond to the display window 311. The rotating shaft 33 is connected to the date recorder housing 31. There are eight date rings 32, each rotatable and mounted on the rotating shaft 33. Each date ring 32 has the numbers 0 to 9 on it. The suction cup 34 is connected to the date recorder housing 31 and can be attached to the box body 1. Simply rotating the date ring 32 allows you to obtain the desired date, which is quite convenient.
[0041] In order to prevent the date ring 32 from being accidentally rotated and causing the date to change, the date recorder 3 preferably includes a date recorder cover 35, which covers the display window 311 together with the date recorder housing 31. The date ring 32 can be rotated by opening the date recorder cover 35.
[0042] Furthermore, the operating room basic sterile item box preferably includes a label bag 7 connected to the box body 1. The label bag 7 is used to hold labels to identify the basic sterile items 8, including their names, for easy identification by medical staff. The label bag 7 can be a long strip extending in a horizontal direction and can hold multiple labels corresponding to the item cavities 111.
[0043] Furthermore, it is preferred that a storage cavity 12 is provided on the box body 1, and the storage cavity 12 is located behind the box body inner cavity 11. The storage cavity 12 can be used to place the idle date recorder 3, the spacer 5 and the horizontal partition 6.
[0044] The utility model can be made of plastic or acrylic material.
Claims
1. Operating room basic sterile item box, characterized by: The invention comprises a box body (1) and a plurality of spacers (5); the box body (1) has an inner cavity (11); an article outlet (14) is provided at the lower end of the front wall of the box body (1); the lower edge of the article outlet (14) is flush with the bottom surface of the inner cavity (11) of the box body; a plurality of insertion holes (15) are provided on the bottom surface of the inner cavity (11); the insertion holes (15) are arranged in a plurality of rows in the left-right direction and in a plurality of columns in the front-back direction; the spacers (5) are inserted into the insertion holes (15); the spacers (5) divide the inner cavity (11) of the box body into a plurality of article cavities (111); the spacers (5) can be inserted into different insertion holes to adjust the size of the article cavities (111); and the sterile articles (8) placed in the article cavities (111) can be taken out from the article outlet (14).
2. The operating room base sterile item box according to claim 1, characterized in that: The spacer (5) comprises a spacer plate (52) and two insertion rods (51). The two insertion rods (51) are arranged in parallel and at intervals. The spacer plate (52) is located between the two insertion rods (51) and is connected to both insertion rods (51). The two insertion rods (51) can be respectively inserted into two adjacent insertion holes (15).
3. The operating room base sterile item box according to claim 2, characterized in that: The box body (1) comprises a front pad (13) located in front of the article outlet (14), and the top surface of the front pad (13) is flush with the bottom edge of the article outlet (14).
4. The operating room base sterile item box according to claim 3, characterized in that: The box upper cover (2) is connected to the box body (1), and the box upper cover (2) can cover the inner cavity (11) of the box body.
5. The operating room base sterile item box according to claim 4, characterized in that: The box comprises a front cover (4), one side of which is located above the article outlet (14) and hinged to the box body (1), and the other side of which is placed on the front edge of the front pad (13).
6. The operating room basic sterile item box according to claim 5, characterized in that: The box comprises a horizontal partition (6) and a date recorder (3). The horizontal partition (6) is used to be placed in the article cavity (111) to separate the sterile articles (8) placed in each batch. The date recorder (3) can be detachably connected to the box body (1).
7. The operating room base sterile item box according to claim 6, characterized in that: The date recorder (3) comprises a date recorder housing (31), a rotating shaft (33), a date ring (32) and a suction cup (34); the date recorder housing (31) is provided with a display window (311); the rotating shaft (33) and the date ring (32) are both located in the date recorder housing (31) and correspond to the position of the display window (311); the rotating shaft (33) is connected to the date recorder housing (31); the number of the date rings (32) is eight; each date ring (32) is mounted on the rotating shaft (33) and is rotatable; each date ring (32) has numbers 0 to 9; the suction cup (34) is connected to the date recorder housing (31) and can be sucked onto the box body (1).
8. The operating room base sterile item box according to claim 7, characterized in that: The date recorder (3) comprises a date recorder cover (35), which covers the display window (311) together with the date recorder housing (31).
9. The operating room base sterile item box according to claim 8, characterized in that: It comprises a label bag (7), which is connected to the box body (1).
10. The operating room basic sterile item box according to claim 9, characterized in that: The box body (1) is provided with a storage cavity (12), which is located behind the box body inner cavity (11).