Disposable hemodialysis treatment towel assembly

Abstract

The utility model provides a disposable hemodialysis treatment towel assembly which is provided with a small treatment towel and a large treatment towel which are stacked up and down, a V-shaped notch is formed in the middle of the rear edge of the large treatment towel, and the small treatment towel is stacked in the middle of the top face of the large treatment towel. An easy-to-tear medical adhesive tape is arranged at the position, close to the rear edge, of the top surface of the small treatment towel and is used for bonding and fixing the rear edge of the small treatment towel on the large treatment towel; the middle of the top surface of the small treatment towel is a pillow area; a left pocket is arranged on the left side of the top surface of the small treatment towel, and a group of medical sterile cotton swabs are inserted into the left pocket; a right pocket is arranged on the right side of the top face of the small treatment towel, and two medical sterile syringes are inserted into the right pocket. When the treatment towel assembly is used for nursing operation of the dialysis catheter end of a patient during machine dialysis, it can be guaranteed that the sterile treatment towel is used for wrapping the catheter end during machine dialysis, part of articles needed to be used for nursing operation of the catheter end can be placed in order, and therefore the disinfection time is saved, and the risk that the catheter is infected is reduced.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a medical treatment towel, specifically a disposable hemodialysis treatment towel component, belonging to the field of medical and health products technology. Background Technology

[0002] Catheter care in the hemodialysis environment is a core intervention for preventing bloodborne infections and has been proven effective in reducing catheter-related bloodborne infections. The nursing requirements for dialysis catheter tip care during each hemodialysis session are: keep disinfection time within 5 minutes to avoid prolonged exposure and increase the risk of infection.

[0003] Currently available hemodialysis initiation care kits typically include a treatment towel, a suitable amount of iodine-soaked cotton balls, forceps, adhesive tape, dressings, gloves, etc. However, there are still certain shortcomings in the use of these kits to perform catheter-level care procedures on patients undergoing dialysis, mainly in the following aspects:

[0004] (1) Only one treatment towel is provided. When the patient is on dialysis machine, this treatment towel should be placed under the end of the dialysis catheter. The old gauze used to protect the end of the catheter after the previous dialysis is removed first. This gauze is taken home by the patient and returned to the hemodialysis room for hemodialysis machine 48 to 72 hours later. During this period, the gauze and tape are exposed to the natural environment where the patient lives, and the surface is basically contaminated. When the old gauze is removed, the treatment towel will be contaminated. This treatment towel will be used to wrap the end of the catheter when the patient is on the machine. The contaminated treatment towel is prone to catheter-related blood infection.

[0005] (2) When starting dialysis, after removing the old gauze protecting the catheter end and disinfecting the catheter end, the nursing staff must remove the catheter end protective cap and use a syringe to draw out the heparin solution used to seal the catheter end before connecting the dialysis tubing to the catheter end. The existing hemodialysis starting care kit does not have the corresponding syringe, and the nursing staff have to cross the sterile area to get it from another place, which is not convenient to ensure sterile operation.

[0006] (3) The iodine disinfectant cotton balls in the existing hemodialysis machine care kit are sealed in separate bags. After the care kit is unpacked, they will be placed in a disorderly manner, which is inconvenient for nursing staff to use. Utility Model Content

[0007] The purpose of this invention is to provide a disposable hemodialysis treatment towel assembly, which includes a small treatment towel and a large treatment towel stacked one on top of the other. The small treatment towel has a sterile cotton swab and a syringe inserted for easy access. When used for the nursing operation of the dialysis catheter end during machine dialysis, it can ensure that a sterile treatment towel is used to wrap the catheter end during machine dialysis, and can also arrange the items needed for catheter end nursing operation in an orderly manner, making them easy to access and ensuring sterile operation.

[0008] The specific technical solution adopted in this utility model is as follows:

[0009] A disposable hemodialysis treatment towel assembly includes a small treatment towel and a large treatment towel stacked on top of each other. Both the small and large treatment towels are rectangular sterile medical treatment towels. The large treatment towel has a V-shaped notch in the middle of its rear edge. The small treatment towel is stacked on top of the large treatment towel, with its rear edge covering the pointed corner of the V-shaped notch. Easy-tear medical tape is provided on the top surface of the small treatment towel near its rear edge to adhere and fix its rear edge to the large treatment towel. The top of the small treatment towel... The center of the face is the pillow area; the top left side of the small treatment towel has a left pocket with the opening facing backward and the bottom closed. A set of removable sterile medical cotton swabs is inserted into the left pocket, with the cotton tips inside and the ends of the cotton cores protruding outside the left pocket; the top right side of the small treatment towel has a right pocket with the opening facing backward and a perforation at the bottom. Two removable sterile medical syringes are inserted into the right pocket, with the syringe handles and needle sheaths protruding from the opening and bottom perforation of the right pocket, respectively.

[0010] This treatment towel kit is used during dialysis catheter care procedures. Nursing staff can place the kit under the catheter tip. First, remove the contaminated old gauze from the catheter tip onto the smaller treatment towel. Then, use the cotton swabs and syringe from the smaller treatment towel's pocket to disinfect the catheter tip with iodine and draw heparin solution for sealing. The smaller treatment towel can then be torn open and discarded. A sterile, uncontaminated larger treatment towel can be used to support the disinfected catheter tip for dialysis tubing connection and securing. Using this treatment towel kit ensures that sterile treatment towels are used to wrap the catheter tip during dialysis. It also allows for the organized arrangement of necessary items for catheter care, making them easily accessible and reducing the need to search for items and cross sterile areas during procedures. This saves disinfection time and effectively reduces the risk of catheter infection. Attached Figure Description

[0011] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the therapeutic towel assembly.

[0012] Figure 2 for Figure 1 Top view.

[0013] Figure 3 for Figure 1 A schematic diagram showing the disassembly of each component of the treatment towel assembly.

[0014] Figure 4 for Figure 1 A diagram showing the treatment towel assembly after removing the cotton swab and syringe.

[0015] In the picture: 1-Small medical towel, 1.1-Left pocket, 1.2-Right pocket, 2-Large medical towel, 2.1-V-shaped notch, 3-Easy-tear medical tape, 4-Cotton swab, 5-Syringe. Detailed Implementation

[0016] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the description of the present invention, the directional terms "upper," "lower," "front," "rear," "left," and "right" are based on the accompanying drawings. Figure 1 The orientation or positional relationship shown is defined only for the convenience of describing this utility model, and does not refer to a specific orientation that the device or component must have, and should not be regarded as a limitation of this utility model.

[0017] like Figure 1-4 As shown, this treatment towel assembly includes a small treatment towel 1 and a large treatment towel 2 stacked on top of each other. Both the small treatment towel 1 and the large treatment towel 2 are rectangular sterile medical treatment towels. The large treatment towel 2 has a V-shaped notch 2.1 in the middle of its rear edge. The small treatment towel 1 is stacked on top of the large treatment towel 2, with the rear edge of the small treatment towel 1 covering part of the sharp corner of the V-shaped notch 2.1 of the large treatment towel 2. The top surface of the small treatment towel 1 has easy-tear medical tape 3 near the rear edge to adhere and fix the rear edge of the small treatment towel 1 to the large treatment towel 2. The middle of the top surface of the small treatment towel 1 is the cushion area. The top left side of the treatment towel 1 has a left pocket 1.1 with the opening facing backward and the bottom closed. A set of removable sterile medical cotton swabs 4 are inserted into the left pocket 1.1, with the cotton tip of the cotton swabs 4 inserted into the left pocket 1.1 and the end of the cotton core stick protruding outside the left pocket 1.1. The top right side of the small treatment towel 1 has a right pocket 1.2 with the opening facing backward and the bottom perforation. Two removable sterile medical syringes 5 are inserted into the right pocket 1.2, with the handle and needle sheath of the syringes 5 protruding from the opening and bottom perforation of the right pocket 1.2, respectively.

[0018] Furthermore, the left pocket 1.1 of the small treatment towel 1 is located on the left front of the top surface of the small treatment towel, and the right pocket 1.2 is located on the right center of the top surface of the small treatment towel 1, so that after inserting the cotton swab 4 and the syringe 5, the cotton swab 4 and the syringe 5 can be completely supported on the small treatment towel 1.

[0019] Furthermore, the cotton swab 4 can be a disposable medical sterile cotton swab, or a disposable iodine swab containing iodine.

[0020] Furthermore, the syringe 5 is a disposable sterile syringe with a maximum capacity of 5 ml.

[0021] Furthermore, the length of the large treatment towel 2 is 50-60cm, the width is 25-30cm, the width of the V-shaped notch 2.1 of the large treatment towel 2 is 8-10cm, and the depth is 5-6cm; the length of the small treatment towel 1 is 25-30cm, and the width is 17-20cm.

[0022] Furthermore, the large treatment towel 2, the small treatment towel 1, and the left pocket 1.1 and right pocket 1.2 on the small treatment towel 1 are all made of waterproof and breathable medical non-woven fabric.

[0023] Furthermore, the treatment towel assembly is folded into a small square and then individually packaged in a plastic bag, and is included as one of the configuration items in the hemodialysis machine care kit.

[0024] When a patient is on dialysis, this treatment towel assembly is placed under the dialysis catheter tip. Nursing staff, wearing rubber gloves, perform nursing procedures on the treatment towel assembly over the catheter tip. The specific procedure is as follows: Place the treatment towel assembly under the patient's catheter tip, ensuring the V-shaped notch 2.1 of the large treatment towel 2 is inserted into the point where the catheter extends from the patient's skin, so that the entire exposed catheter tip is completely cushioned within the cushioning area of ​​the small treatment towel 1. Remove the old gauze used to protect the catheter tip after the previous dialysis session within the cushioning area of ​​the small treatment towel 1. Then, take out a cotton swab 4 from the left pocket 1.1 of the small treatment towel 1, dip it in iodine, and disinfect the catheter tip above the cushioning area of ​​the small treatment towel 1. Finally, unscrew the protective caps on both branches of the catheter tip. Remove the two syringes 5 from the right pocket 1.2 of the small treatment towel 1 one by one. Use the syringes 5 to draw heparin solution from the two catheter ends above the cushioning area of ​​the small treatment towel 1. After the operation is completed, lift the catheter end upwards, tear the small treatment towel 1 together with the easy-tear medical tape 3 from the large treatment towel 2 and discard it. Use the uncontaminated sterile large treatment towel 1 to cushion the sterilized catheter end. After connecting the dialysis tubing to the catheter end, wrap the catheter end with the large treatment towel 1 and secure it with adhesive tape. The entire nursing operation is complete. The whole operation is convenient and quick, ensuring aseptic requirements and saving sterilization time, thereby effectively reducing the risk of catheter infection.

[0025] The above illustrations are merely typical embodiments of this utility model and are not intended to limit this utility model. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, and improvements made within the spirit and principles of this utility model should be included within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A disposable hemodialysis treatment towel assembly, characterized in that: The treatment towel assembly includes a small treatment towel (1) and a large treatment towel (2) stacked on top of each other. Both the small treatment towel (1) and the large treatment towel (2) are rectangular sterile medical treatment towels. The large treatment towel (2) has a V-shaped notch (2.1) in the middle of its rear edge. The small treatment towel (1) is stacked on the middle of the top surface of the large treatment towel (2). The rear edge of the small treatment towel (1) covers part of the sharp corner of the V-shaped notch (2.1) of the large treatment towel (2). The top surface of the small treatment towel (1) has a notch near the rear edge. Easy-tear medical tape (3) is used to glue and fix the back edge of the small treatment towel (1) to the large treatment towel (2); the top center of the small treatment towel (1) is a pillow area; the top left side of the small treatment towel (1) has a left pocket (1.1) with the opening facing backward and the bottom closed. A set of medical sterile cotton swabs (4) that can be taken out and used are inserted in the left pocket (1.1). The cotton head of the cotton swab (4) is placed in the left pocket (1.1), and the end of the core rod of the cotton swab (4) is exposed outside the left pocket (1.1); The top right side of the small treatment towel (1) has a right pocket (1.2) with the opening facing backward and a perforation at the bottom. Two medical sterile syringes (5) are inserted in the right pocket (1.2). The handles and needle sheaths of the syringes (5) are exposed outside the opening and bottom perforation of the right pocket (1.2), respectively. The length of the large treatment towel (2) is 50-60cm and the width is 25-30cm. The width of the V-shaped notch (2.1) of the large treatment towel (2) is 8-10cm and the depth is 5-6cm. The length of the small treatment towel (1) is 25-30cm and the width is 17-20cm. The large treatment towel (2), the small treatment towel (1), and the left pocket (1.1) and right pocket (1.2) on the small treatment towel (1) are all made of waterproof and breathable medical non-woven fabric.

2. The disposable hemodialysis treatment towel assembly according to claim 1, characterized in that: The left pocket (1.1) of the small therapeutic towel (1) is located on the front left side of the top surface of the small therapeutic towel (1), and the right pocket (1.2) is located on the center right side of the top surface of the small therapeutic towel (1).

3. The disposable hemodialysis treatment towel assembly according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cotton swabs (4) are disposable medical sterile cotton swabs or disposable iodine swabs containing iodine.

4. The disposable hemodialysis treatment towel assembly according to claim 1, characterized in that: The syringe (5) is a disposable sterile syringe with a maximum capacity of 5 ml.

5. The disposable hemodialysis treatment towel assembly according to claim 1, characterized in that: The treatment towel assembly is folded into a small square and then individually packaged in a plastic bag, and is included as one of the configuration items in the hemodialysis machine care kit.

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