Ampoule storage bag used after medicine preparation

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of storage bags. An ampoule storage bag after medicine preparation comprises a bag body, and the bag body is used for storing empty ampoules after medicine preparation. The bag body comprises a first air bubble film and a second air bubble film which are arranged front and back, the second air bubble film is connected with the left end, the right end and the bottom of the first air bubble film, and the top of the second air bubble film is lower than that of the first air bubble film; a first self-adhesive strip for adhering a configured infusion bag is adhered to the rear side of the area, exceeding the second air bubble film, of the top of the first air bubble film; the rear side of the top of the second air bubble film is connected with a second self-adhesive strip for sealing the top of the bag body; the distance from the first self-adhesive strip to the top of the second air bubble film is greater than that from the second self-adhesive strip to the top of the second air bubble film; notepaper is adhered to the front side of the first air bubble film. According to the infusion bag transferring device, the infusion bag after medicine preparation in the ampoules and the empty ampoules after medicine preparation are transferred in a centralized mode, and rechecking of the infusion bag in the early stage of infusion is facilitated.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the field of storage bags, in particular to an ampoule storage bag. Background Art

[0002] Intravenous drug dispensing, a management model that shifts the dispensing of intravenous medications from dispersed across wards to centralized dispensing, mixing, checking, and distribution under pharmaceutical supervision, can provide safe and effective intravenous drug therapy services. The error rate in intravenous dispensing is a key healthcare safety indicator. Currently, verification of dispensed medications and dosing ampoules is centralized at the intravenous medication dispensing center. Ward nurses are not involved in the final verification of medications, leading to the potential for undetected drug dispensing errors.

[0003] Patent publication number CN216333892U discloses a disposable medical empty ampoule storage bag. This patent realizes the centralized storage of all ampoules, but cannot realize the medical worker's verification of the prepared medicine and the ampoule after adding medicine when injecting the medicine. Utility Model Content

[0004] In view of the problems existing in the prior art, the present invention provides an ampoule storage bag for drug preparation, which solves at least one of the above technical problems.

[0005] The technical solution of the utility model is: a bag for storing ampules after drug preparation, comprising a bag body, characterized in that the bag body is used to store empty ampoules after drug preparation;

[0006] The bag body includes a first bubble film and a second bubble film arranged at the front and back, the second bubble film is connected to the left end, the right end and the bottom of the first bubble film, and the top of the second bubble film is lower than the top of the first bubble film;

[0007] A first self-adhesive strip for adhering the configured infusion bag is adhered to the rear side of the area where the top of the first bubble film exceeds the second bubble film;

[0008] The rear side of the top of the second bubble film is connected to a second self-adhesive strip for sealing the top of the bag;

[0009] The distance between the first self-adhesive strip and the top of the second bubble film is greater than the distance between the second self-adhesive strip and the top of the second bubble film, and the first self-adhesive strip and the second self-adhesive strip are both adhered with a release paper layer;

[0010] A note paper is adhered to the front side of the first bubble film.

[0011] The utility model facilitates the review of the infusion bag in the early stage of infusion, facilitates the screening and review of configuration errors, and improves the safety of medication.

[0012] The bubble film can reduce shock and prevent damage during transportation, effectively preventing the ampoule from breaking during transportation, causing leakage of dispensed medicines and prepared liquids, and reducing the incidence of sharp injuries among staff.

[0013] Further preferably, a tear line is provided in the area where the top of the first bubble film exceeds the area where the second bubble film is formed, and the area where the top of the first bubble film exceeds the area where the second bubble film is formed is divided into a first fixing portion and a second fixing portion provided above and below by the tear line;

[0014] The first self-adhesive strip is located at the first fixing portion;

[0015] The second fixing portion is used to connect the second self-adhesive strip;

[0016] The distance from the tear line to the top of the second bubble film is greater than the distance from the second self-adhesive strip to the top of the second bubble film.

[0017] First, the first fixing part is fixed to the front side of the second bubble film through the first self-adhesive strip. When it needs to be opened, the first fixing part is separated from the second fixing part through the tear line and connected to the second fixing part through the second self-adhesive strip to achieve the top sealing of the bag.

[0018] Further preferably, a T-shaped limiting strip is connected to the rear of the second bubble membrane, and three branches of the T-shaped limiting strip are respectively connected to the left side, the right side and the bottom of the second bubble membrane.

[0019] It is convenient to insert and place the infusion bag.

[0020] Further preferably, a vertically arranged sponge strip is fixed inside the bag body.

[0021] It is convenient to realize the sub-cavity in the bag body. When multiple ampoules are needed for dispensing, the empty ampoules can be stored independently.

[0022] Further preferably, a U-shaped sponge water-absorbing layer is fixed in the bag body, and the U-shaped sponge water-absorbing layer is arranged along the inner wall of the bag body.

[0023] It is convenient to achieve water absorption effect.

[0024] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the present invention are:

[0025] The utility model facilitates the review of the infusion bag in the early stage of infusion, facilitates the screening and review of configuration errors, and improves the safety of medication. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0026] Figure 1 This is a structural diagram of a specific embodiment 1 of the present utility model;

[0027] Figure 2 This is a structural diagram of another perspective of the specific embodiment 1 of the present utility model;

[0028] Figure 3 This is a structural diagram of a specific embodiment 2 of the present utility model;

[0029] Figure 4 This is a structural diagram of a specific embodiment 3 of the present utility model;

[0030] Figure 5 This is a structural diagram of the mountain-shaped structure of specific embodiment 4 of the present utility model.

[0031] In the figure, 1 is the first bubble film, 2 is the second bubble film, 3 is the first self-adhesive strip, 4 is the second self-adhesive strip, 5 is the sticky note, 7 is the tear line, 8 is the T-shaped limit strip, 9 is the U-shaped sponge water-absorbing layer, and 10 is the sponge strip. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0032] See also Figures 1 to 2Specific embodiment 1: A post-preparation ampoule storage bag comprises a bag body, characterized in that the bag body is used to store empty ampoule after dispensing. The bag body includes a first bubble film 1 and a second bubble film 2 disposed front and rear. The second bubble film 2 is connected to the left and right ends and the bottom of the first bubble film 1, and the top of the second bubble film 2 is lower than the top of the first bubble film 1. A first self-adhesive strip 3 for adhering to the prepared infusion bag is adhered to the rear side of the area where the top of the first bubble film 1 extends beyond the second bubble film 2. A second self-adhesive strip 4 for sealing the top of the bag body is connected to the rear side of the top of the second bubble film 2. The distance from the first self-adhesive strip 3 to the top of the second bubble film 2 is greater than the distance from the second self-adhesive strip 4 to the top of the second bubble film 2. Release paper layers are adhered to both the first self-adhesive strip 3 and the second self-adhesive strip 4. A sticky note 5 is adhered to the front side of the first bubble film 1. The release paper layer can be easily removed to adhere the infusion bag via the adhesive layer. The utility model centrally transports infusion bags containing finished medications in ampoules and empty ampoules containing finished medications. This facilitates the review of infusion bags before infusion, facilitates the screening and review of misconfigurations, and improves medication safety. The bubble film provides shock absorption and damage prevention during transport, effectively preventing breakage of ampoules during transport, which could lead to leakage of dispensed medications and post-dispensing liquids, while also reducing the incidence of sharp injuries to staff. The left, right, and bottom sides of the first and second bubble films are connected by a connecting bubble film. The length of the connecting bubble film in the front-to-back direction is 2 cm.

[0033] The length of the second bubble film in the left-right direction can be 5 cm, and the length of the second bubble film in the up-down direction can be 7 cm. The length of the first bubble film in the left-right direction can be 5 cm, and the length of the first bubble film in the up-down direction can be 10 cm.

[0034] During use, after completing the drug preparation, the staff can place the empty ampoule in the bag and seal it, and at the same time display the patient and drug information on the note paper 5, fix the storage bag on the configured infusion bag or medicine bottle, and send it back to the ward for verification with the nurse. After the ward nurse verifies that it is correct, the bag will be placed in the medical sharps bucket and discarded before infusing the liquid.

[0035] See also Figure 3Specific Example 2, based on Specific Example 1, features a tear line 7 in the area where the top of the first bubble wrap 1 extends beyond the second bubble wrap 2. This area is separated by the tear line into a first fixing portion and a second fixing portion, positioned above and below. A first self-adhesive strip 3 is located in the first fixing portion; the second fixing portion is connected to the second self-adhesive strip 4. The distance from the tear line 7 to the top of the second bubble wrap 2 is greater than the distance from the second self-adhesive strip 4 to the top of the second bubble wrap 2. The first fixing portion is first secured to the front side of the second bubble wrap 2 via the first self-adhesive strip 3. To open the bag, the tear line separates the first fixing portion from the second fixing portion, and the second self-adhesive strip connects to the second fixing portion, completing the top seal.

[0036] See also Figure 4 Specific embodiment 3, based on specific embodiment 1, a T-shaped limiting strip 8 is connected to the rear of the second bubble membrane 2, and the three branches of the T-shaped limiting strip 8 are respectively connected to the left side, right side and bottom of the second bubble membrane 2. This facilitates the insertion and placement of the infusion bag.

[0037] See also Figure 5 , Specific embodiment 4, on the basis of specific embodiment 1, a vertically arranged sponge strip 10 is fixed inside the bag body. It is convenient to realize the sub-cavity in the bag body. When multiple ampoules are needed for dispensing, the empty ampoules are stored independently. A U-shaped sponge water-absorbing layer 9 is fixed in the bag body, and the U-shaped sponge water-absorbing layer 9 is arranged along the inner wall of the bag body. It is convenient to achieve the water absorption effect. The center of the U-shaped sponge water-absorbing layer 9 is connected to the sponge strip 10, forming a mountain-shaped structure. The U-shaped sponge water-absorbing layer includes vertical rods and horizontal rods arranged side by side on the left and right. The left and right ends of the horizontal rod are connected to the bottom of the vertical rod. The thickness of the vertical rod in the front-to-back direction increases from top to bottom. The thickness of the sponge strip in the front-to-back direction increases from top to bottom.

[0038] The above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention. It should be pointed out that for ordinary technicians in this technical field, several improvements and modifications can be made without departing from the principles of the present invention. These improvements and modifications should also be regarded as within the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims

1. A bag for storing ampoule after drug preparation, comprising a bag body, characterized in that: The bag body is used to store empty ampoules after dispensing; The bag body includes a first bubble film and a second bubble film arranged at the front and back, the second bubble film is connected to the left end, the right end and the bottom of the first bubble film, and the top of the second bubble film is lower than the top of the first bubble film; A first self-adhesive strip for adhering the configured infusion bag is adhered to the rear side of the area where the top of the first bubble film exceeds the second bubble film; The rear side of the top of the second bubble film is connected to a second self-adhesive strip for sealing the top of the bag; The distance between the first self-adhesive strip and the top of the second bubble film is greater than the distance between the second self-adhesive strip and the top of the second bubble film, and the first self-adhesive strip and the second self-adhesive strip are both adhered with a release paper layer; A sticky note is adhered to the front side of the first bubble film; A T-shaped limiting strip is connected to the rear of the second bubble film, and three branches of the T-shaped limiting strip are respectively connected to the left side, right side and bottom of the second bubble film; A vertically arranged sponge strip is fixed inside the bag body; A U-shaped sponge water-absorbing layer is fixed in the bag body, and the U-shaped sponge water-absorbing layer is arranged along the inner wall of the bag body.

2. The ampoule storage bag for drug preparation according to claim 1, characterized in that: A tear line is provided in the area where the top of the first bubble film exceeds the area where the second bubble film is formed, and the area where the top of the first bubble film exceeds the area where the second bubble film is formed is divided into a first fixing portion and a second fixing portion provided above and below by the tear line; The first self-adhesive strip is located at the first fixing portion; The second fixing portion is used to connect the second self-adhesive strip; The distance from the tear line to the top of the second bubble film is greater than the distance from the second self-adhesive strip to the top of the second bubble film.

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