Treatment pad for enteroscopy

Abstract

The utility model discloses a treatment pad for enteroscopy, which belongs to the technical field of auxiliary medical equipment and comprises foldable pad paper. The two ends of the wrapping paper are fixedly arranged on one side face of the packing paper, and a cavity is formed between the wrapping paper and the packing paper; the anti-leakage paper is attached to the adjacent end, fixed to the packing paper, of the wrapping paper, the anti-leakage paper is provided with an inserting hole, and the inserting hole is communicated with the cavity; according to the utility model, the wrapping paper is arranged, so that a medical worker unfolds the packing paper firstly; then, the hip of the patient is attached to the upper portion of the unfolded packing paper by the medical staff, the hip of the patient is placed in the cavity, and it is ensured that the anus of the patient is aligned with the insertion hole; the anti-leakage patch is torn down, and then the enteroscope is inserted into the anus of the patient through the insertion hole; if liquid dung is splashed out of the anus of the patient, the liquid dung directly flows into the cavity and cannot be splashed to medical staff, so that the liquid dung with pathogens is prevented from infecting the medical staff.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of auxiliary medical equipment technology, specifically relating to a treatment pad for colonoscopy. Background Technology

[0002] A colonoscopy is a medical procedure that uses a long, flexible tubular instrument (called a colonoscope) to examine the inside of the colon and rectum. A colonoscopy helps doctors directly observe the condition of the intestinal mucosa to determine if there is cancer or other lesions.

[0003] Before the colonoscopy, the patient takes a bowel cleansing agent to cleanse the intestines; during the examination, the patient lies on the bed in a side-lying position, and the doctor slowly inserts the colonoscope into the patient's anus and examines the entire colon by constantly adjusting the angle of the colonoscope.

[0004] However, if bowel cleansing is incomplete, fecal residue may remain in the patient's intestines. This can cause irritation of the intestines when the colonoscope is moved, resulting in splashing of fecal matter. The patient's fecal matter may also contain pathogens (such as bacteria, viruses, and parasites). If these pathogens come into contact with the colonoscopy equipment, medical staff, or other parts of the patient's body, they may cause infection. Therefore, a treatment pad for colonoscopy is needed to address these issues. Utility Model Content

[0005] The purpose of this invention is to provide a treatment pad for colonoscopy to solve the problems mentioned in the background art.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution: a treatment pad for colonoscopy, comprising:

[0007] A foldable padding paper;

[0008] A covering paper, the two ends of which are fixedly disposed on one side of the padding paper, and a cavity is formed between the covering paper and the padding paper;

[0009] Leak-proof paper, which is attached to the adjacent end of the covering paper that is fixed to the padding paper, has an insertion hole that communicates with the cavity.

[0010] As a preferred embodiment, the covering paper has an absorbent element at one end near the end connected to the leak-proof paper. The absorbent element is attached to the inner wall of the covering paper and the side of the padding paper opposite to the covering paper. The absorbent element is made of absorbent material.

[0011] As a preferred embodiment, the leak-proof paper has a transparent bag on the end face away from the covering paper, and the transparent bag is made of plastic.

[0012] As a preferred embodiment, the leak-proof paper also has a leak-proof sticker on one end face forming the insertion hole, the cross-sectional diameter of the leak-proof sticker being larger than the aperture of the insertion hole.

[0013] As a preferred embodiment, the two ends of the covering paper have adhesive surfaces, which are bonded and fixed to the padding paper.

[0014] As a preferred embodiment, the covering paper is made of a transparent material, and the padding paper is made of a waterproof material.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are:

[0016] This invention comprises a pad and a covering paper, the pad being foldable; the two ends of the covering paper are fixed to one side of the pad, forming a cavity between the covering paper and the pad; a leak-proof paper is attached to the adjacent ends of the covering paper fixed to the pad, and the leak-proof paper has an insertion hole that communicates with the cavity; medical staff first unfold the pad to transform the covering paper from a flat state to a three-dimensional state; then, the medical staff place the patient's buttocks against the unfolded pad and position the patient's buttocks inside the cavity, ensuring that the patient's anus is aligned with the insertion hole; then, the leak-proof paper is removed, and the colonoscope is inserted into the patient's anus through the insertion hole; if fecal matter splashes out from the patient's anus, the fecal matter flows directly into the cavity and will not splash onto the medical staff, preventing infection of the medical staff by fecal matter containing pathogens;

[0017] This invention features a leak-proof paper covering a transparent bag made of plastic on the end away from the covering paper. The leak-proof paper also has a leak-proof sticker on the end forming the insertion hole, with the sticker's cross-sectional diameter larger than the hole's diameter. After the examination, medical staff first re-cover the insertion hole with the leak-proof sticker and then tighten the transparent bag to prevent fecal matter from leaking out. The paper is then removed from the patient's buttocks and disposed of in a trash can. The procedure is simple, and medical staff are not exposed to fecal matter, further reducing their occupational exposure risk. Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the present invention from one angle;

[0019] Figure 2 This is a front structural view of the present invention;

[0020] Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the present invention from another angle;

[0021] Figure 4 This is a structural diagram of the back of this utility model.

[0022] In the diagram: 1. Padding paper; 2. Covering paper; 21. Cavity; 22. Absorbent component; 23. Adhesive surface; 3. Leak-proof paper; 31. Insertion hole; 32. Transparent bag; 33. Leak-proof sticker. Detailed Implementation

[0023] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the embodiments.

[0024] The following embodiments are used to illustrate the present invention, but should not be used to limit the scope of protection of the present invention. The conditions in the embodiments can be further adjusted according to specific conditions, and simple improvements to the method of the present invention under the premise of the concept of the present invention are all within the scope of protection claimed by the present invention.

[0025] Please see Figure 1-4 This utility model provides a treatment pad for colonoscopy, comprising:

[0026] The padding paper 1 is designed to be foldable, reducing its footprint and making it easier to transport and store.

[0027] Covering paper 2, with both ends of the covering paper 2 fixedly set on one side of pad paper 1, forming a cavity 21 between the covering paper 2 and the pad paper 1. By setting the cavity 21, the fecal water splashed from the patient's anus during colonoscopy flows into the cavity 21 instead of flowing onto the medical staff, so as to prevent the fecal water containing pathogens from infecting the medical staff.

[0028] Leak-proof paper 3 is attached to the adjacent end of the covering paper 2 that is fixed to the padding paper 1. Leak-proof paper 3 has an insertion hole 31 that is connected to the cavity 21. By setting the leak-proof paper 3, the fecal matter in the cavity 21 is prevented from flowing out, reducing the risk of occupational exposure for medical staff. Through the insertion hole 31, medical staff can insert the colonoscope into the patient's anus.

[0029] The covering paper 2 has a water-absorbing element 22 at one end near the connecting leak-proof paper 3. The water-absorbing element 22 is attached to the inner wall of the covering paper 2 and the side of the padding paper 1 opposite to the covering paper 2. The water-absorbing element 22 is made of water-absorbing material. By setting the water-absorbing element 22, the water in the fecal water is fully absorbed by the water-absorbing element 22, so as to prevent the fecal water from flowing in the cavity 21 and causing infection to other parts of the patient, and it is also more convenient for medical staff to handle medical waste after the examination.

[0030] The leak-proof paper 3 has a transparent bag 32 on the end face away from the covering paper 2. The transparent bag 32 is made of plastic. By setting the transparent bag 32, after the colonoscopy is completed, the medical staff can tie the transparent bag 32 tightly and then remove the pad paper 1 from the patient's buttocks to prevent fecal matter in the cavity 21 from flowing out of the insertion hole 31.

[0031] The leak-proof paper 3 also has a leak-proof sticker 33 on one end face forming the insertion hole 31. The cross-sectional diameter of the leak-proof sticker 33 is larger than the aperture of the insertion hole 31. By setting the leak-proof sticker 33, after the colonoscopy is completed, the medical staff will cover the insertion hole 31 with the leak-proof sticker 33 to prevent the fecal matter in the cavity 21 from flowing out of the insertion hole 31.

[0032] The two ends of the covering paper 2 have adhesive surfaces 23, which are bonded and fixed to the padding paper 1;

[0033] The covering paper 2 is made of transparent material, and the padding paper 1 is made of waterproof material. In this way, during the process of inserting the colonoscope into the patient's anus, medical staff can directly see the scale of the colonoscope through the transparent covering paper 2, which avoids the colonoscope being inserted too shallowly and thus causing incomplete examination, or inserted too deeply and causing the colonoscope to penetrate the intestinal wall.

[0034] Working principle and usage process of this utility model:

[0035] In the initial state, the pad 1 is folded along multiple crease lines, so that the covering paper 2 and the leak-proof paper 3 are both wrapped inside the pad 1. When medical staff need to perform a colonoscopy on the patient, the pad 1 is unfolded first. The adhesive surfaces 23 at both ends of the covering paper 2 also increase in distance as the pad 1 is unfolded, thereby transforming the covering paper 2 from a planar state to a three-dimensional state to form a cavity 21. At the same time, the leak-proof paper 3 and the transparent bag 32 located on one side of the leak-proof paper 3 are also unfolded.

[0036] Subsequently, the medical staff placed the patient's buttocks on the unfolded pad 1 and placed the patient's buttocks inside the cavity 21, ensuring that the patient's anus was aligned with the insertion hole 31; then the medical staff tore off the leak-proof tape 33 and inserted the colonoscope into the patient's anus through the insertion hole 31.

[0037] If fecal matter splashes out from the patient's anus during the examination due to incomplete bowel cleansing, the fecal matter can be directly discharged into the cavity 21 by setting up the covering paper 2. The water in the fecal matter is fully absorbed by the absorbent 22 to prevent the fecal matter from flowing in the cavity 21 and causing infection to other parts of the patient. It also makes it easier for medical staff to handle medical waste after the examination, and will not splash onto other parts of the medical staff or the patient, so as to prevent fecal matter containing pathogens from infecting the patient or medical staff.

[0038] After the examination is completed, the medical staff first re-cover the insertion hole 31 with the leak-proof tape 33 and tie the transparent bag 32 tightly to prevent the fecal water in the cavity 21 from flowing out of the insertion hole 31; then remove the pad paper 1 from the patient's buttocks and put it into the trash can. The operation is simple and the medical staff cannot come into contact with the fecal water, further reducing the risk of occupational exposure for the medical staff.

[0039] In addition, during the process of inserting the colonoscope into the patient's anus, medical staff can directly see the colonoscope's scale through the transparent wrapping paper 2, which avoids the colonoscope being inserted too shallowly, resulting in an incomplete examination, or inserted too deeply, causing the colonoscope to penetrate the intestinal wall.

[0040] Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the present invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A treatment pad for colonoscopy, characterized in that, include: Padding paper (1), wherein the padding paper (1) is configured to be foldable; Covering paper (2), the two ends of the covering paper (2) are fixedly disposed on one side of the padding paper (1), and a cavity (21) is formed between the covering paper (2) and the padding paper (1); Leak-proof paper (3) is attached to the adjacent end of the covering paper (2) that is fixed to the padding paper (1). The leak-proof paper (3) has an insertion hole (31) that is connected to the cavity (21).

2. The treatment pad for colonoscopy according to claim 1, characterized in that: The covering paper (2) has an absorbent element (22) at one end near the end connected to the leak-proof paper (3). The absorbent element (22) is attached to the inner wall of the covering paper (2) and the side of the padding paper (1) opposite to the covering paper (2). The absorbent element (22) is made of absorbent material.

3. The treatment pad for colonoscopy according to claim 2, characterized in that: The leak-proof paper (3) has a transparent bag (32) on one end away from the covering paper (2), and the transparent bag (32) is made of plastic.

4. The treatment pad for colonoscopy according to claim 3, characterized in that: The leak-proof paper (3) also has a leak-proof sticker (33) on one end face forming the insertion hole (31), and the cross-sectional diameter of the leak-proof sticker (33) is larger than the aperture of the insertion hole (31).

5. The treatment pad for colonoscopy according to claim 4, characterized in that: The two ends of the covering paper (2) have adhesive surfaces (23), which are bonded and fixed to the padding paper (1).

6. The treatment pad for colonoscopy according to claim 2, characterized in that: The covering paper (2) is made of transparent material, and the padding paper (1) is made of waterproof material.

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