Auxiliary trolley for operating room nursing

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of medical auxiliary instruments, and discloses an auxiliary trolley for operating room nursing, which comprises a trolley underframe, an article box is arranged above the trolley underframe, a placing plate is arranged in the article box, a plurality of rubber rings with different specifications are embedded in the placing plate, and the rubber rings are arranged on the trolley underframe. A draining plate is arranged in the article box and located below the placing plate, and a rubber pad is fixedly arranged on the upper surface of the draining plate. According to the auxiliary trolley for operating room nursing, the placing plate and the draining plate are arranged, so that when the trolley is used for transferring operating room nursing instruments, a plurality of rubber rings of different specifications can be used for placing operation-related articles of different types and sizes, such as instruments, appliances and the like; and the design of a rubber ring and a rubber pad can play a certain role in fixing articles, the articles are prevented from shaking and colliding in the moving process of the auxiliary trolley, the risk of article damage is reduced, meanwhile, medical staff can quickly find the needed articles conveniently, and the working efficiency is improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of medical auxiliary equipment technology, specifically an auxiliary cart for operating room nursing. Background Technology

[0002] Operating room nursing is a crucial part of the surgical process, requiring various tools and equipment to ensure its smooth operation. Operating room nursing carts are one of the indispensable pieces of equipment in operating room nursing operations.

[0003] The existing patent document CN215536101U discloses an operating room circulating nursing cart. With the cooperation of a fixed rod, a locking block, a spring, and a connecting rod, this utility model can effectively reduce the shock of the nursing cart when it encounters uneven road surfaces, preventing the nursing cart from experiencing large bumps that could cause the surgical instruments inside to collide with each other or even fall off and damage the surgical instruments.

[0004] However, existing operating room nursing carts are not convenient for separating items of different sizes. This results in surgical instruments and other supplies of different sizes being mixed together, which not only increases the difficulty for medical staff to find specific items and prolongs the search time, but also may cause other items to be accidentally bumped during the search, resulting in items shifting or even falling, affecting work efficiency and potentially causing damage to items. It also makes it difficult for medical staff to classify and manage surgical instruments, and it is not easy to provide effective fixation and protection for some special shapes or sizes, such as long drainage tubes and irregularly shaped surgical lights. These items are easily damaged by shaking during the movement of the cart, affecting their normal use and thus affecting the smooth progress of the operation. Utility Model Content

[0005] (a) Technical problems to be solved

[0006] The purpose of this utility model is to provide an auxiliary cart for operating room care, so as to solve the problem mentioned in the background art that the existing auxiliary carts for operating room care are not convenient for separating and placing items of different sizes during use.

[0007] (II) Technical Solution

[0008] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution: an auxiliary cart for operating room nursing, including a cart frame, an item box arranged on the top of the cart frame, a placement board arranged inside the item box, a plurality of rubber rings of different specifications embedded in the placement board, and a drain board arranged inside the item box below the placement board.

[0009] A rubber pad is fixedly installed on the upper surface of the drain plate, and the rubber pad corresponds to the rubber ring. A collection mechanism is provided inside the item box, and a support mechanism is provided between the vehicle frame and the item box.

[0010] Preferably, the collection mechanism includes connecting blocks, which are fixedly disposed on both sides of the placement plate and are movably connected to the item box.

[0011] Preferably, a liquid guide hopper is provided inside the item box below the placement plate, and a telescopic tube is provided at the bottom end of the liquid guide hopper. A support base is fixedly provided at the bottom end inside the item box.

[0012] Preferably, the support base is provided with an electric push rod inside, and the transmission end of the electric push rod away from the support base is provided with a push rod, and the end of the push rod away from the electric push rod is fixedly connected to a fixing plate.

[0013] Preferably, a waste liquid tank is movably installed inside the support base, the fixing plate is movably connected to the waste liquid tank, a tank cover is movably connected to the top of the waste liquid tank, and the telescopic tube is movably connected to the tank cover.

[0014] Preferably, the support mechanism includes a shock absorber, which is fixedly mounted on the upper surface of the vehicle chassis, and a support plate is fixedly connected to the end of the shock absorber away from the vehicle chassis.

[0015] Preferably, support rods are provided on both sides of the upper surface of the vehicle chassis, and the end of the support rod away from the vehicle chassis extends through the support plate to its top, and a door panel is provided on one side of the item box.

[0016] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are:

[0017] 1. This operating room nursing auxiliary cart, by setting up a placement board and a drain board, allows for the placement of surgical-related items of different types and sizes, such as instruments and equipment, by several rubber rings of different sizes during the transfer of instruments in the operating room. The design of the rubber rings and rubber pads can play a certain role in fixing the items, preventing them from shaking or colliding during the movement of the auxiliary cart, reducing the risk of damage to the items, and at the same time making it easier for medical staff to quickly find the required items, thus improving work efficiency.

[0018] 2. This operating room nursing auxiliary cart, through the inclusion of a collection mechanism, allows the liquid guide hopper to collect the liquid flowing down the drain plate during use. This liquid is then guided into a waste liquid container via a telescopic tube at the bottom, achieving centralized collection of waste liquid and preventing it from flowing around inside the storage compartment. This keeps the interior of the auxiliary cart clean. The electric push rod design ensures the stability of the waste liquid container, preventing it from shaking or tipping over due to external forces, thus improving the practicality and safety of the auxiliary cart. Attached Figure Description

[0019] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the present invention;

[0020] Figure 2 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the item box of this utility model;

[0021] Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the placement plate and the drain plate of this utility model;

[0022] Figure 4 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the collection mechanism of this utility model;

[0023] Figure 5 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the support mechanism of this utility model.

[0024] In the diagram: 1. Vehicle chassis; 2. Item box; 3. Placement board; 4. Rubber ring; 5. Drain board; 6. Rubber pad; 7. Collection mechanism; 701. Connecting block; 702. Liquid guide hopper; 703. Telescopic tube; 704. Support base; 705. Electric push rod; 706. Push rod; 707. Fixing plate; 708. Waste liquid tank; 709. Tank lid; 8. Support mechanism; 801. Shock absorber; 802. Support plate; 803. Support rod; 804. Door panel. Detailed Implementation

[0025] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative effort are within the protection scope of the present utility model.

[0026] Please see Figure 1 - Figure 5 This utility model provides a technical solution: an auxiliary cart for operating room nursing, including a cart frame 1, an item box 2 is provided on the top of the cart frame 1, a placement board 3 is provided inside the item box 2, a number of rubber rings 4 of different specifications are embedded in the placement board 3, and a drain board 5 is provided inside the item box 2 below the placement board 3.

[0027] A rubber pad 6 is fixedly installed on the upper surface of the draining board 5, and the rubber pad 6 corresponds to the rubber ring 4. A collection mechanism 7 is installed inside the item box 2, and a support mechanism 8 is installed between the chassis 1 and the item box 2. When using this auxiliary cart to store or transport instruments for operating room nursing operations, medical staff place surgical-related items of different sizes into the corresponding size rubber rings 4 embedded in the placement board 3, so that the bottom of the items is in full contact with the rubber pad 6 on the draining board 5. With the setting of the rubber ring 4 and the rubber pad 6, the items are fixed to a certain extent, preventing the items from shaking or colliding during the movement of the auxiliary cart, thereby protecting the items and facilitating their classification and storage, making it convenient for medical staff to quickly find the required items.

[0028] The collection mechanism 7 includes connecting blocks 701, which are fixedly mounted on both sides of the placement plate 3. The connecting blocks 701 are movably connected to the item box 2. Inside the item box 2, below the placement plate 3, is a liquid guide hopper 702. A telescopic tube 703 is located at the bottom of the liquid guide hopper 702. A support base 704 is fixedly mounted at the bottom of the item box 2. An electric push rod 705 is installed inside the support base 704. A push rod 706 is located at the transmission end of the electric push rod 705 away from the support base 704. A fixing plate 707 is fixedly connected to the end of the push rod 706 away from the electric push rod 705. A waste liquid tank 708 is movably installed inside the support base 704. The fixing plate 707 is movably connected to the waste liquid tank 708. Next, a lid 709 is movably connected to the top of the waste liquid tank 708, and a telescopic tube 703 is movably connected to the lid 709. The support mechanism 8 includes a shock absorber 801, which is fixedly mounted on the upper surface of the chassis 1. A support plate 802 is fixedly connected to the end of the shock absorber 801 away from the chassis 1. Support rods 803 are provided on both sides of the upper surface of the chassis 1, and the end of the support rod 803 away from the chassis 1 extends through the support plate 802 and above it. A door panel 804 is provided on one side of the item box 2. If the item placed in the rubber ring 4 contains liquid, the liquid will flow down through the gap between the placement plate 3 and the drain plate 5. After the liquid is received by the liquid guide hopper 702, it flows down through the telescopic tube. 703 flows into the waste liquid container 708, achieving centralized collection of waste liquid. When it is necessary to easily retrieve or place the placed items or to inspect and maintain the placement plate 3, medical staff can pull the placement plate 3, causing the connecting block 701 to slide inside the item box 2, thereby pulling out the placement plate 3 for operation. When it is necessary to replace or clean the waste liquid container 708, the electric push rod 705 in the support base 704 is activated, causing the fixing plate 707 to separate from the waste liquid container 708. Then, the telescopic tube 703 is removed from the container cover 709, allowing the waste liquid container 708 to be cleaned. After the operation is completed, the electric push rod 705 is activated again, ensuring that the fixing plate 707 makes full contact with the waste liquid container 708, cleaning the waste liquid container. 708 is fixed in place, and then the telescopic tube 703 is inserted into the bucket lid 709 to achieve continuous collection of waste liquid. When the medical staff moves the auxiliary cart and causes bumps, the shock absorber 801 can absorb and buffer the vibration energy, reduce the vibration amplitude transmitted to the item box 2, thereby reducing the risk of internal items colliding or falling and being damaged due to bumps, and protecting the safety of surgical instruments and other items. The support rod 803 that passes through the support plate 802 and the shock absorber 801 work together to support the item box 2, enhance the stability of the entire auxiliary cart structure, ensure that the auxiliary cart remains stable when carrying items and moving, and reduce the shaking and wear of items caused by external forces during the movement of the auxiliary cart.

[0029] Working Principle: When using this auxiliary cart for storing or transporting instruments in operating room nursing operations, medical staff open the door panel 804 and place surgical-related items of different sizes into the corresponding rubber rings 4 embedded in the placement plate 3. This ensures the bottom of the items is in full contact with the rubber pads 6 on the drain plate 5. The rubber rings 4 and 6 provide a certain degree of fixation, preventing items from shaking or colliding during cart movement, thus protecting the items and facilitating categorized storage. This allows medical staff to quickly find the required items. If the items placed in the rubber rings 4 contain liquid, the liquid will flow down through the gap between the placement plate 3 and the drain plate 5. After being collected by the liquid guide hopper 702, the liquid flows into the waste liquid tank 708 through the telescopic pipe 703, achieving centralized collection of waste liquid. When convenient access to placed items is needed, or when maintenance of the placement plate 3 is required, medical staff pull the placement plate 3, causing the connecting block 701 to slide inside the item box 2, thereby pulling out the placement plate 3 for operation. When waste liquid needs to be replaced... When cleaning or tidying up the waste liquid tank 708, activate the electric push rod 705 inside the support base 704 to separate the fixing plate 707 from the waste liquid tank 708. Then, remove the telescopic tube 703 from the tank cover 709 to clean the waste liquid tank 708. After the operation is completed, activate the electric push rod 705 to ensure that the fixing plate 707 is in full contact with the waste liquid tank 708 and fix the waste liquid tank 708. Then, insert the telescopic tube 703 into the tank cover 709 to achieve continuous collection of waste liquid. This process may cause bumps during the movement of the auxiliary cart by medical personnel. At the same time, the shock absorber 801 can absorb and buffer the vibration energy, reduce the vibration amplitude transmitted to the item box 2, thereby reducing the risk of internal items colliding or falling and being damaged due to bumps, and protecting the safety of surgical instruments and other items. The support rod 803 that passes through the support plate 802 and the shock absorber 801 work together to support the item box 2, enhance the stability of the entire auxiliary vehicle structure, ensure that the auxiliary vehicle remains stable during the loading and movement of items, and reduce the shaking and wear of items caused by external forces during the movement of the auxiliary vehicle.

[0030] Finally, it should be noted that the above content is only used to illustrate the technical solution of this utility model, and is not intended to limit the scope of protection of this utility model. Simple modifications or equivalent substitutions made by those skilled in the art to the technical solution of this utility model do not depart from the essence and scope of the technical solution of this utility model.

Claims

1. An auxiliary cart for operating room care, comprising a cart chassis (1), characterized in that: A storage box (2) is provided above the vehicle chassis (1). A placement board (3) is provided inside the storage box (2). Several rubber rings (4) of different sizes are embedded in the placement board (3). A drain board (5) is provided inside the storage box (2) below the placement board (3). A rubber pad (6) is fixedly installed on the upper surface of the drain plate (5). The rubber pad (6) corresponds to the rubber ring (4). A collection mechanism (7) is installed inside the item box (2). A support mechanism (8) is installed between the vehicle frame (1) and the item box (2).

2. The surgical assisting cart of claim 1, wherein: The collection mechanism (7) includes a connecting block (701), which is fixedly installed on both sides of the placement plate (3) and is movably connected to the item box (2).

3. An auxiliary cart for use in operating room care according to claim 2, wherein: Inside the item box (2), below the placement plate (3), there is a liquid guide hopper (702), and at the bottom end of the liquid guide hopper (702), there is a telescopic tube (703). At the bottom end inside the item box (2), there is a support base (704).

4. An auxiliary cart for use in operating room care according to claim 3, wherein: An electric push rod (705) is provided inside the support base (704). A push rod (706) is provided at the transmission end of the electric push rod (705) away from the support base (704). A fixing plate (707) is fixedly connected to the end of the push rod (706) away from the electric push rod (705).

5. An auxiliary cart for use in operating room care according to claim 4, characterized in that: The waste liquid tank (708) is movably installed inside the support base (704), the fixing plate (707) is movably connected to the waste liquid tank (708), the top of the waste liquid tank (708) is movably connected to the lid (709), and the telescopic tube (703) is movably connected to the lid (709).

6. An auxiliary cart for use in operating room care according to claim 5, wherein: The support mechanism (8) includes a shock absorber (801), which is fixedly mounted on the upper surface of the vehicle underframe (1). A support plate (802) is fixedly connected to one end of the shock absorber (801) away from the vehicle underframe (1).

7. An auxiliary cart for use in operating room care according to claim 6, characterized in that: Support rods (803) are provided on both sides of the upper surface of the vehicle chassis (1). The end of the support rod (803) away from the vehicle chassis (1) extends through the support plate (802) to its top. A door panel (804) is provided on one side of the item box (2).

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