Narcotic box for anesthetist

Abstract

The utility model belongs to the field of medical medicine boxes, and particularly relates to an anesthetic box for an anesthetist. The device comprises a box body with a box cover on the top, a baffle used for dividing the interior of the box body into a front bin and a rear bin is vertically fixed in the box body, a plurality of partition plates capable of moving left and right are vertically arranged in each bin, and sliding grooves are horizontally formed in the front bin wall and the rear bin wall of each bin; sliding blocks sliding in the two sliding grooves in the corresponding bins are fixed to the front side wall and the rear side wall of each partition plate, taking-out grooves communicating with the corresponding sliding grooves and the top are vertically formed in the front bin wall and the rear bin wall of each bin, and a locking assembly is arranged between the baffle and each partition plate. According to medicines or tools needing to be stored, the positions of all the partition plates in the corresponding bins are moved, so that the size of the storage grids is adjusted to adapt to the size of the medicines or the auxiliary tools, the space utilization rate in the box body is increased under the condition that neat storage is not damaged, and more medicines or tools can be stored in each bin.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of medical medicine boxes, and in particular relates to an anesthetic medicine box for anesthesiologists. Background Technology

[0002] Anesthesia is a procedure performed during clinical surgery or diagnostic examinations to eliminate pain and ensure patient safety by temporarily losing sensation, either systemically or locally, to achieve a pain-free experience. During surgery or diagnostic examinations, patients experience pain and require anesthetic drugs or other methods to temporarily render them unconscious.

[0003] Currently, when medical personnel administer anesthesia to patients, they need to use syringes to inject the anesthetic. Generally, when carrying the syringe and anesthetic, they place the syringe, anesthetic, and other auxiliary tools together in a medicine box. However, most existing anesthetic medicine boxes use fixed storage compartments to neatly store various medicines and tools. However, different medicines or tools are of different sizes, and the storage compartments in existing anesthetic medicine boxes cannot be adjusted, resulting in low space utilization within the anesthetic medicine box. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this invention is to provide an anesthetic drug box for anesthesiologists, with adjustable storage compartment sizes.

[0005] The aforementioned anesthesia box for anesthesiologists includes a box body with a lid on top. A baffle is vertically fixed inside the box body to divide the interior into two compartments, front and back. Each compartment has several vertically arranged partitions that can move left and right. Slide grooves are horizontally opened on the front and back walls of each compartment. Slider blocks are fixed on the front and back side walls of each partition, which slide in the two slide grooves in the corresponding compartments. Take-out slots are vertically opened on the front and back walls of each compartment, communicating with the corresponding slide grooves and the top. A locking component is provided between the baffle and each partition to lock each partition after it has moved.

[0006] Furthermore, the locking assembly includes a rack, which is horizontally fixed to the top of the baffle. A hinge block is fixed to the top of each partition, and a rocker arm is hinged to each hinge block. After swinging, one end of each rocker arm independently engages in one of the tooth slots on the rack. A tension spring connects the engaging end of each rocker arm to the corresponding partition.

[0007] Furthermore, the swing arm has a "V" shaped structure with its opening facing downwards.

[0008] Furthermore, several anti-slip grooves are formed on the surface of all the levers.

[0009] Furthermore, a partition cloth for dividing its internal space into inner and outer parts is fixed inside the lid. A zipper is provided on the partition cloth. After the lid is closed, a first compression cotton is fixed on the side wall of the partition cloth facing the box body.

[0010] Furthermore, a handle and shoulder strap are fixed to the box body.

[0011] Furthermore, second compression cotton for squeezing medicines and auxiliary tools is fixed on the left and right side walls of all partitions.

[0012] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following beneficial effects:

[0013] Depending on the size of the medicines or tools to be stored, move all the partitions to their corresponding compartments and lock them in place using the locking mechanism. This adjusts the size of the storage compartments to accommodate the volume of the medicines or tools, maximizing space utilization within the cabinet without disrupting neat organization. This allows each compartment to store more medicines or tools. When storing larger medicines or tools, move the partitions so that the sliders on their front and back side walls align with the retrieval slots. Then, move the partitions upwards so that the sliders on the partitions pass through the retrieval slots, thus removing the partitions from their corresponding compartments. By removing excess partitions from the compartments, the storage space of each compartment is increased, allowing it to hold larger or more medicines or tools. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model;

[0015] Figure 2 for Figure 1 Sectional view at point AA;

[0016] Figure 3 for Figure 1 Sectional view at point BB;

[0017] Figure 4 for Figure 3 Enlarged view of region a in the middle;

[0018] Figure 5 This is a perspective view of the present utility model;

[0019] Figure 6 This is an exploded view of the present invention;

[0020] The components in the diagram are named as follows: 1. First squeeze cotton; 2. Zipper; 3. Rack; 4. Box body; 5. Slide groove; 6. Partition; 7. Swing rod; 8. Second squeeze cotton; 9. Baffle; 10. Take-out groove; 11. Slider; 12. Tension spring; 13. Partition cloth; 14. Hinge block. Detailed Implementation

[0021] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments, but this is not intended to limit the present invention. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc., made within the spirit and principles of the present invention should be included within the protection scope of the present invention.

[0022] Example 1

[0023] This embodiment describes an anesthesia drug kit for anesthesiologists, such as... Figure 1 , Figure 2 and Figure 6 As shown, the box includes a box body 4 with a lid on top. A latch is installed between the box body 4 and the lid to lock the lid after it is closed. A baffle 9 is vertically fixed inside the box body 4 to divide the interior of the box body into two compartments, front and back. In this embodiment, the baffle 9 is located at the center inside the box body 4, dividing the interior space of the box body 4 into two compartments of the same size, which are used to store medicines or tools.

[0024] The case 4 is fixed with a handle and a shoulder strap, which are fixed to the front side wall of the case 4, so that the case 4 can be carried by hand or over the shoulder, making it convenient for medical staff to carry.

[0025] Each compartment has several vertically installed partitions 6 that can move left and right. All the partitions 6 in each compartment divide its internal space into multiple storage compartments, which can neatly store medicines or tools and make it convenient for medical staff to quickly retrieve the medicines or tools they need. All the partitions 6 can move left and right in their respective compartments. By adjusting the spacing and position between the partitions 6, they can accommodate medicines or auxiliary tools of different sizes, thereby improving the space utilization of the box 4 without disrupting the neat storage, and allowing each compartment to store more medicines or tools.

[0026] All partitions 6 have second compression cotton 8 fixed on their left and right side walls for squeezing medicines and auxiliary tools. The second compression cotton 8 is made of materials such as polyurethane (PU), polyester (PET), and polyethylene (PE). When medicines or tools are placed in the storage compartment, the second compression cotton 8 on the adjacent partitions 6 squeezes the medicines or tools through its own elasticity, thereby fixing the medicines or tools, preventing them from shaking and being damaged in the storage compartment, and protecting the medicines or tools from friction and collision between them and the partitions 6.

[0027] Each compartment has horizontally opened grooves 5 on its front and rear walls. Each partition 6 has fixed sliders 11 on its front and rear side walls that slide in the two grooves 5 in the corresponding compartment. When the partition 6 moves left and right, the sliders 11 on its front and rear side walls will slide in the two grooves 5 in the corresponding compartment. By sliding the sliders 11 in the grooves 5, the movement direction of the partition 6 can be guided, and the partition 6 can be limited up and down to prevent the partition 6 from moving up and down and coming off the box 4 during use.

[0028] Each compartment has vertically formed retrieval slots 10 on its front and rear walls that are connected to the corresponding sliding grooves 5 and the top. In this embodiment, each retrieval slot 10 is located on the left side of the corresponding compartment wall. In use, the partition 6 can be moved to the left so that the sliders 11 on its front and rear side walls are aligned with the retrieval slots 10. Then, the partition 6 can be moved upward so that the sliders 11 on the partition 6 pass through the retrieval slots 10, thereby removing the partition 6 from the corresponding compartment. This allows the storage space of the compartment to be increased by removing the excess partition 6 when it is necessary to store larger medicines or tools, so that the compartment can hold larger or more medicines or tools.

[0029] The lid of the box is fixed with a partition cloth 13 that divides its internal space into two parts, an inner and an outer part. The partition cloth 13 is equipped with a zipper 2. When the excess partition 6 is removed from the compartment, the partition cloth 13 can be opened by pulling the zipper 2, and the excess partition 6 can be put into the internal space of the box lid for storage. Of course, the internal space of the box lid can also store other items.

[0030] After the lid is closed, a first compression cotton 1 is fixed on the side wall of the partition cloth 13 facing the box body 4. The first compression cotton 1 is made of polyurethane (PU), polyester (PET), polyethylene (PE) and other materials. When the lid is closed, the first compression cotton 1 will squeeze the two compartments in the direction of the two compartments to prevent the medicines or tools in the compartments from moving upward and falling out of the compartments.

[0031] To elaborate further, such as Figure 1 , Figure 4 and Figure 6As shown, this embodiment preferably includes a rack 3, which is horizontally fixed to the top of the baffle 9. The length of the baffle 9 is the same as the length of the baffle 9, and the tooth grooves of the rack 3 face upwards. A hinge block 14 is fixed to the top of each partition 6, and a swing rod 7 is hinged to each hinge block 14. The middle section of the swing rod 7 is hinged to the hinge block 14 via a pivot. During installation, a through hole for independent pivot insertion is first opened at the corner of the middle section of the swing rod 7. The pivot is fixed to the side wall of the hinge block 14, so that the swing rod 7 can swing around the hinge point as the center. However, the rocker arm 7 can also be hinged to the hinge block 14 via a bearing. A typical bearing has an inner ring and an outer ring. To achieve the hinge, the middle section of the rocker arm 7 can be fixed to the inner ring, and the hinge block 14 can be fixed to the outer ring, thus achieving the hinge between the rocker arm 7 and the hinge block 14. After one end of each rocker arm 7 swings, it independently engages in one of the tooth slots on the rack 3. A tension spring 12 connects the engaging end of each rocker arm 7 to the corresponding partition plate 6. When it is necessary to move the partition plate 6, first press down on the end of the rocker arm 7 furthest from the tension spring, causing the engaging end of the rocker arm 7 to engage. When the lid is tilted upwards, the tension spring 12 is stretched by the lever 7. After moving the partition 6 to the desired position, the pressure on the lever 7 is released. The tension spring 12, through its own restoring ability, pulls the engaging end of the lever 7 downwards, causing it to engage with the aligned tooth groove, thus locking the moved partition 6. The lever 7 has a "V" shaped structure, with its opening facing downwards. One section of the lever 7 is horizontally engaged in the tooth groove, while the other section is tilted downwards, thus preventing the lever 7 from being pressed down when the lid is closed. The locking mechanism of the partition 6 is affected; all the downward-sloping sections of the swing rods 7 are provided with anti-slip textures to increase friction between the fingers; the whole solution constitutes a locking assembly for locking each moved partition 6; of course, the locking assembly can also use screws, with a horizontal plate fixed to the top of each partition 6, one end of which is located above the baffle 9 and has a threaded hole that is threaded to engage with the screw. When the partition 6 moves to the desired position, the screw is turned so that the screw hits the top of the baffle 9, thereby locking the moved partition 6.

[0032] In practical use, the positions of all partitions 6 in the corresponding compartments can be adjusted according to the size of the medicines or tools to be stored, thereby adapting the size of the storage compartments to accommodate the volume of the medicines or auxiliary tools. When moving the partitions 6, first press down on the end of the swing rod 7 away from the tension spring, causing the engaging end of the swing rod 7 to tilt upwards. Then, move the partitions 6 to the desired position, and release the pressure on the swing rod 7. The tension spring 12, through its own restoring ability, pulls the engaging end of the swing rod 7 downwards, causing the engaging end of the swing rod 7 to engage in the aligned tooth groove. This allows the moved partitions to... 6. Locking is performed. By moving all partitions 6, the space utilization inside the box 4 is improved without disrupting the neat storage, allowing each compartment to store more medicines or tools. When it is necessary to store larger medicines or tools, the partition 6 can be moved to the left so that the sliders 11 on its front and rear side walls are aligned with the retrieval slots 10. Then, the partition 6 is moved upward so that the sliders 11 on the partition 6 pass through the retrieval slots 10, thereby removing the partition 6 from the corresponding compartment. By removing the excess partitions 6 from the compartment, the storage space of the compartment is increased, allowing the compartment to hold larger or more medicines or tools.

Claims

1. An anesthesia drug kit for anesthesiologists, comprising a box body (4) with a lid on top, characterized in that: The box (4) is vertically fixed with a baffle (9) for dividing the interior of the box into two compartments, front and back. Each compartment has several vertically arranged partitions (6) that can move left and right. Each compartment has horizontally opened sliding grooves (5) on its front and back walls. Each partition (6) has a slider (11) fixed on its front and back side walls that slides in the two sliding grooves (5) in the corresponding compartment. Each compartment has a vertically opened take-out groove (10) that communicates with the corresponding sliding groove (5) and the top. Each baffle (9) and each partition (6) is provided with a locking component for locking each moved partition (6).

2. The anesthesia drug kit for anesthesiologists according to claim 1, characterized in that: The locking assembly includes a rack (3), which is horizontally fixed to the top of the baffle (9). A hinge block (14) is fixed to the top of each partition (6), and a rocker arm (7) is hinged to each hinge block (14). After one end of each rocker arm (7) swings, it independently engages in one of the tooth grooves on the rack (3). A tension spring (12) is connected between the engaging end of each rocker arm (7) and the corresponding partition (6).

3. The anesthesia drug kit for anesthesiologists according to claim 2, characterized in that: The swing arm (7) has a "V" shaped structure, with the opening of the swing arm (7) facing downwards.

4. The anesthesia drug kit for anesthesiologists according to claim 2, characterized in that: Several anti-slip grooves are formed on the surface of all the swing arms (7).

5. The anesthesia drug kit for anesthesiologists according to claim 1, characterized in that: The box lid is fixed with a partition cloth (13) for dividing its internal space into two parts, an inner and an outer part. A zipper (2) is provided on the partition cloth (13). After the box lid is closed, a first compression cotton (1) is fixed on the side wall of the partition cloth (13) facing the box body (4).

6. The anesthesia drug kit for anesthesiologists according to claim 1, characterized in that: The box (4) is fixed with a handle and a shoulder strap.

7. The anesthesia drug kit for anesthesiologists according to claim 1, characterized in that: All partitions (6) have second compression cotton (8) fixed on the left and right side walls for compressing medicines and auxiliary tools.

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