Nursing and flushing equipment for urology department

Abstract

The utility model discloses nursing flushing equipment for the urology department, and relates to the technical field of flushing equipment. The bladder irrigator comprises a bladder irrigator body, the bottom of the bladder irrigator body is fixedly connected with a shell rotating bearing, the outer portion of the shell rotating bearing is fixedly connected with an irrigating body shell, a shell lock catch hook is installed in the irrigating body shell, and the outer portion of the shell lock catch hook is movably connected with a hook inserting groove. A bladder irrigation cannula is movably sleeved with the bladder irrigator body, and a liquid conveying groove is formed in the bladder irrigation cannula. According to the utility model, the flusher dismounting shell is arranged, so that an operator can conveniently replace a new bladder flushing pipe for repeated use after using the bladder flushing pipe, and a shell lock catch hook mounted on the flusher dismounting shell is inserted into a hook insertion groove; therefore, the flusher detachable shell is fixed outside the bladder flusher main body to fix the bladder flushing cannula.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of flushing equipment technology, and more specifically to a urological nursing flushing device. Background Technology

[0002] A urological irrigation device is a bladder irrigation device that comes into direct contact with the patient's urinary system. It may be designed differently for male and female patients to accommodate differences in physiological structure. The catheter part of the device needs to have a certain degree of flexibility and smoothness to reduce damage to tissues such as the urethra.

[0003] Existing urological irrigation equipment is often used in daily life only once, as it is designed for single use to prevent infection. This leads to the equipment being discarded after use, resulting in unnecessary waste.

[0004] Existing urological irrigation equipment can cause problems during daily use. Because the equipment needs to deliver irrigation fluid to the bladder, the outlet of the equipment is prone to blockage during insertion, which affects the efficiency of the irrigation fluid delivery and thus the user experience. Utility Model Content

[0005] In order to overcome the above-mentioned defects of the prior art, the present invention provides a urological nursing irrigation device to solve the problems existing in the background art.

[0006] This utility model provides the following technical solution: a urological nursing irrigation device, including a bladder irrigator body, a housing rotating bearing fixedly connected to the bottom of the bladder irrigator body, an irrigator disassembly housing fixedly connected to the outside of the housing rotating bearing, a housing locking hook installed inside the irrigator disassembly housing, a hook insertion groove movably connected to the outside of the housing locking hook, a bladder irrigation cannula movably sleeved inside the bladder irrigator body, a liquid delivery groove opened inside the bladder irrigation cannula, an idle anti-dislodgement ring movably sleeved inside the liquid delivery groove, and a spiral nozzle fixedly connected to the outside of the idle anti-dislodgement ring.

[0007] The technical effects and advantages of this utility model are as follows:

[0008] 1. This utility model features a bladder irrigation tube disassembly shell. The disassembly shell is movable via a rotating bearing installed at the bottom of the bladder irrigation tube body. This allows the operator to easily replace the bladder irrigation tube with a new one after use and reuse it. The bladder irrigation tube is fixed to the outside of the bladder irrigation tube body by inserting the shell locking hook into the hook insertion slot.

[0009] 2. This utility model, by providing a spiral nozzle, facilitates the delivery of cleaning fluid to the spiral nozzle through the liquid delivery channel inside the bladder irrigation cannula. The spiral channel inside the spiral nozzle allows the nozzle to rotate hydraulically, increasing the impact force of the liquid. Furthermore, the anti-detachment ring prevents the spiral nozzle from dislodging from the bladder irrigation cannula, thus enabling rapid clearance of blockages at the outlet. Attached Figure Description

[0010] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of this utility model.

[0011] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the disassembled outer shell structure of the flushing device of this utility model.

[0012] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the infusion tube valve structure of this utility model.

[0013] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the rotating rope wheel structure of this utility model.

[0014] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the bladder irrigation cannula structure of this utility model.

[0015] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the spiral nozzle structure of this utility model. Detailed Implementation

[0016] The technical solution of this utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0017] Reference Figure 1-6The urological irrigation device of this embodiment includes a bladder irrigator body 1. A housing rotating bearing 2 is fixedly connected to the bottom of the bladder irrigator body 1. An irrigator disassembly housing 3 is fixedly connected to the outside of the housing rotating bearing 2. A housing locking hook 4 is installed inside the irrigator disassembly housing 3. A hook insertion groove 5 is movably connected to the outside of the housing locking hook 4. This facilitates the movement of the irrigator disassembly housing 3 via the housing rotating bearing 2 installed at the bottom of the bladder irrigator body 1. This allows the operator to easily replace the bladder irrigation tube with a new one after use for reuse. The housing locking hook 4 installed on the irrigator disassembly housing 3 is inserted into the hook insertion groove 5 to fix the irrigator disassembly housing 3 to the bladder irrigator body 1. The bladder irrigation cannula 6 is fixed to the outside of the body 1. The bladder irrigation cannula 6 is movably sleeved inside the body 1. The bladder irrigation cannula 6 has a liquid delivery channel 7 inside. The liquid delivery channel 7 is movably sleeved with a free-spinning anti-detachment ring 8. The free-spinning anti-detachment ring 8 is fixedly connected to a spiral nozzle 9. This facilitates the delivery of cleaning fluid to the spiral nozzle 9 through the liquid delivery channel 7 inside the bladder irrigation cannula 6. The spiral channel inside the spiral nozzle 9 allows the spiral nozzle 9 to rotate using hydraulic pressure, increasing the impact force of the liquid. The free-spinning anti-detachment ring 8 prevents the spiral nozzle 9 from detaching from the inside of the bladder irrigation cannula 6, thus quickly breaking through the blockage when the outlet is blocked.

[0018] In a preferred embodiment, the bladder irrigation device body 1 has an internal movable sleeve with a cannula turning handle 101, and an external fixed connection to the cannula turning handle 101 is a rotating rope wheel 102. The external fixed connection to the rotating rope wheel 102 is a fiber pulling rope 103, which facilitates the operator to turn the cannula turning handle 101 to control the fiber pulling rope 103 for stretching.

[0019] In a preferred embodiment, the fiber pulling rope 103 is externally fixedly connected to a fiber docking loop 104, the fiber docking loop 104 is internally movably connected to a fiber docking hook 105, and the fiber docking hook 105 is externally fixedly connected to a fiber tension rope 106. This facilitates the turning of the bladder irrigation cannula 6 by pulling the fiber tension rope 106 through the engagement of the fiber docking loop 104 and the fiber docking hook 105.

[0020] In a preferred embodiment, the bladder irrigation cannula 6 is internally connected to a fiber tension rope 106, and the bladder irrigation cannula 6 is internally connected to a data transmission cable 107. The data transmission cable 107 is externally fixedly connected to a data socket 108, which facilitates the transmission of data captured by the camera head mounted on the camera tube to the plug of the data socket 108 via the data transmission cable 107.

[0021] In a preferred embodiment, a dustproof rubber cover 109 is movably sleeved on the outside of the data socket 108, and a rubber cover hanging cable 110 is fixedly connected to the outside of the dustproof rubber cover 109. This facilitates the insertion of the dustproof rubber cover 109, connected by the rubber cover hanging cable 110, into the data socket 108 to prevent dust from entering the data socket 108 and affecting the use of the equipment.

[0022] In a preferred embodiment, the top of the bladder irrigation cannula 6 is fixedly connected to a hose plug 201, the outside of the hose plug 201 is movably connected to an infusion valve 202, and the top of the infusion valve 202 is fixedly connected to a threaded connector 203. This allows for the clamping or loosening of the threaded connector 203 via a clamp inside the infusion valve 202, thereby controlling the infusion volume of the threaded connector 203.

[0023] In a preferred embodiment, the infusion tube valve 202 is externally fixedly connected to the housing cable 204, and the housing cable 204 is externally fixedly connected to the control housing 205. This facilitates the transmission of commands from the housing cable 204 to the control circuit board inside the control housing 205, thereby controlling the operation of the clamp of the infusion tube valve 202.

[0024] In a preferred embodiment, a U-shaped handle 206 is fixedly connected to the outside of the control box 205, and a valve switch button 207 is movably connected inside the U-shaped handle 206. This facilitates the operation of the handheld device via the U-shaped handle 206 and allows the valve switch button 207 to send operating commands to the control box 205.

[0025] In a preferred embodiment, the external movable sleeve of the bladder irrigator body 1 is fitted with a housing fixing nut 208, which facilitates further securing the connection between the irrigator disassembly housing 3 and the bladder irrigator body 1 by means of the housing fixing nut 208.

[0026] This invention utilizes a rotating bearing 2 at the bottom of the bladder irrigator body 1 to facilitate the removal and disassembly of the irrigator housing 3. This allows the operator to easily replace the bladder irrigator tubing with a new one after use. The housing locking hook 4, installed on the irrigator housing 3, is inserted into the hook insertion slot 5 to fix the irrigator housing 3 to the outside of the bladder irrigator body 1, thus securing the bladder irrigator tubing 6. This facilitates the delivery of cleaning fluid to the spiral nozzle 9 through the liquid delivery channel 7 inside the bladder irrigator tubing 6. The spiral channel inside the spiral nozzle 9 allows it to rotate hydraulically, increasing the impact force of the liquid. An anti-detachment ring 8 prevents the spiral nozzle 9 from detaching from the bladder irrigator tubing 6, thus quickly breaking through any blockage at the outlet.

[0027] The bladder irrigation device body 1 has an internal movable sleeve for a cannula steering handle 101. A rotating rope wheel 102 is externally fixed to the rotating rope wheel 102, and a fiber pull rope 103 is externally fixed to the rotating rope wheel 102. This facilitates the operator's control by rotating the cannula steering handle 101 to stretch the fiber pull rope 103. A fiber docking ring 104 is externally fixed to the fiber pull rope 103. A fiber docking hook 105 is internally movable to the fiber docking hook 104, and a fiber tension rope 106 is externally fixed to the fiber docking hook 105. This allows the operator to pull the fiber tension rope 106 through the engagement of the fiber docking ring 104 and the fiber docking hook 105. The bladder irrigation cannula 6 makes a bend, and a fiber tension rope 106 is connected to the internal movable sleeve of the bladder irrigation cannula 6. A data transmission cable 107 is also connected to the internal movable sleeve of the bladder irrigation cannula 6. The external fixed connection of the data transmission cable 107 is to the data socket 108, which facilitates the transmission of data captured by the camera head mounted on the camera tube to the plug of the data socket 108 via the data transmission cable 107. A dustproof rubber cover 109 is connected to the external movable sleeve of the data socket 108, and a rubber cover hanging cable 110 is connected to the external fixed connection of the dustproof rubber cover 109. This facilitates the insertion of the dustproof rubber cover 109 into the data socket 108 via the rubber cover hanging cable 110 to prevent dust from entering the data socket 108 and affecting the use of the equipment.

[0028] The top of the bladder irrigation cannula 6 is fixedly connected to a hose plug 201. The hose plug 201 is externally connected to an infusion tube valve 202. The top of the infusion tube valve 202 is fixedly connected to a threaded connector 203, which allows the infusion volume of the threaded connector 203 to be controlled by clamping or loosening the pipe of the threaded connector 203 through the clamp inside the infusion tube valve 202. The infusion tube valve 202 is externally connected to a control box cable 204, which is externally connected to a control box 205. This allows the control box 205 to transmit commands from the control box cable 204 to the circuit board inside the control box 205, thereby controlling the operation of the clamp of the infusion tube valve 202. The control box 205 is externally connected to a U-shaped handle 206, which is internally connected to a valve switch button 207. This allows the U-shaped handle 206 to be used for convenient handheld operation of the device, and the valve switch button 207 to send operating commands to the control box 205.

[0029] The external movable sleeve of the bladder irrigator body 1 is fitted with a housing fixing nut 208, which facilitates further securing of the connection between the irrigator disassembly housing 3 and the bladder irrigator body 1 by means of the housing fixing nut 208.

Claims

1. A urological nursing irrigation device, comprising a bladder irrigator body (1), characterized in that: The bottom of the bladder irrigator body (1) is fixedly connected to the outer shell rotating bearing (2), the outer shell rotating bearing (2) is fixedly connected to the irrigator disassembly shell (3), the inner part of the irrigator disassembly shell (3) is equipped with an outer shell locking hook (4), the outer part of the outer shell locking hook (4) is movably connected to the hook insertion groove (5), the inner part of the bladder irrigator body (1) is movably connected to the bladder irrigator tube (6), the inner part of the bladder irrigator tube (6) is provided with a liquid delivery groove (7), the inner part of the liquid delivery groove (7) is movably connected to the idle anti-detachment ring (8), and the outer part of the idle anti-detachment ring (8) is fixedly connected to the spiral nozzle (9).

2. The urological nursing irrigation device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bladder irrigator body (1) has an internal movable sleeve with a cannula steering handle (101), and the external of the cannula steering handle (101) is fixedly connected to a rotating rope wheel (102), and the external of the rotating rope wheel (102) is fixedly connected to a fiber pulling rope (103).

3. The urological nursing irrigation device according to claim 2, characterized in that: The fiber pulling rope (103) is externally fixedly connected to a fiber docking ring (104), the fiber docking ring (104) is internally movably connected to a fiber docking hook (105), and the fiber docking hook (105) is externally fixedly connected to a fiber tension rope (106).

4. The urological nursing irrigation device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bladder irrigation cannula (6) is internally connected to a fiber tension rope (106), and the bladder irrigation cannula (6) is internally connected to a data transmission cable (107). The data transmission cable (107) is externally fixedly connected to a data socket (108).

5. A urological nursing irrigation device according to claim 4, characterized in that: The data socket (108) is externally fitted with a dustproof rubber cover (109), and the dustproof rubber cover (109) is externally fixedly connected with a rubber cover hanging cable (110).

6. A urological nursing irrigation device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The top of the bladder irrigation cannula (6) is fixedly connected to a hose plug (201), the outside of the hose plug (201) is movably connected to an infusion valve (202), and the top of the infusion valve (202) is fixedly connected to a threaded connector (203).

7. A urological nursing irrigation device according to claim 6, characterized in that: The infusion tube valve (202) is externally fixedly connected to the housing cable (204), and the housing cable (204) is externally fixedly connected to the control housing (205).

8. A urological nursing irrigation device according to claim 7, characterized in that: The control box (205) is externally fixedly connected to a U-shaped handle (206), and the valve switch button (207) is internally movably connected to the U-shaped handle (206).

9. A urological nursing irrigation device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bladder irrigator body (1) is externally fitted with a housing fixing nut (208).

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