Burn patient trunk bandaging dressing

Abstract

The utility model discloses a burn patient trunk bandaging dressing, which relates to the technical field of medical supplies, and comprises a dressing which is in a humanoid form and is integrally formed by a trunk part, an upper limb part, a lower limb part, a shoulder part, a third bandage and a fourth bandage, the dressing comprises a backing layer, a water absorbing layer, a medicine applying layer and an isolating layer which are sequentially arranged from outside to inside. The upper limb part comprises two first connecting bands. According to the burn patient trunk binding dressing, the gauze, the polyurethane foam sponge, the silver ion alginate, the medical release paper and the like are compounded to form the dressing, the dressing is designed to be in a humanoid form, and quick fixing devices such as magic tapes are arranged; the bandaging dressing solves the problems of pain and difficulty in bandaging wound surfaces at joints of upper limbs and a trunk, joints of lower limbs and the trunk, shoulders and buttocks, so that wound surface bandaging of a large-area burn patient is integrally formed, and medical staff can complete treatment of the wound surfaces of the burn patient within a short time.

Description

A type of dressing for the torso of burn patients Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of medical supplies technology, specifically to a torso dressing for burn patients. Background Technology

[0002] Burns are a common surgical condition. Traditional burn treatment involves applying burn ointment to the burn site and bandaging it with cotton pads and bandages. Data shows that the first two hours after a burn are the golden period for reducing damage and subsequent pain. However, in emergencies such as fires, the burns of escapees are often severe, concentrated on the back, legs, and arms, covering a large area. Traditional burn treatments require considerable time for cutting, applying burn ointment, and bandaging. Furthermore, traditional dressings often have poor adhesion at the junctions of the upper and lower limbs and torso, as well as on the shoulders and buttocks, affecting limb movement and easily coming loose, thus failing to adequately protect the wound. These are the key challenges and difficulties in burn wound bandaging, which not only affect the treatment outcome but also cause significant pain for the patient.

[0003] Therefore, it is necessary to propose a torso dressing for burn patients to solve the above problems. Summary of the Invention

[0004] Technical problem to be solved: The purpose of this utility model is to provide a torso dressing for burn patients, in order to solve the problem mentioned in the background art that the existing burn treatments for patients with large-area burns require a lot of time for cutting, applying burn medicine and bandaging, and the bandaging of the wound has pain points and difficulties, which not only affects the burn recovery effect, but also brings great pain to the patient.

[0005] Technical Solution: To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution: A torso dressing for burn patients, comprising a dressing in a human-like shape, integrally formed from a torso, upper limbs, lower limbs, shoulders, a third bandage, and a fourth bandage. The dressing includes, from the outside in, a backing layer, an absorbent layer, a medication layer, and an isolation layer. The upper limbs include two first connecting straps and four first bandages fixedly installed on the upper and lower sides of the first connecting straps. All four first bandages are separate from the torso and are connected to the same first connecting strap. The two first bandages on the belt are detachably connected together; the lower limb includes two second connecting belts, and also includes second bandages fixedly installed on the inner and outer sides of the two second connecting belts. All four second bandages are separate from the torso, and the two second bandages on the same second connecting belt are detachably connected together; the shoulder is provided with a shoulder strap at the end away from the torso, and the third and fourth bandages are respectively located on the left and right sides of the torso, and the third and fourth bandages are detachably connected together, and the shoulder strap is detachably connected to the fourth bandage.

[0006] Preferably, the backing layer is a gauze layer, the absorbent layer is a polyurethane foam sponge layer, the medication layer is a silver ion alginate dressing layer, the isolation layer is medical release paper, and the silver ion alginate dressing layer is a mesh structure layer with an open porosity of 70% to 90%.

[0007] Preferably, it also includes a first hook and loop fastener, a second hook and loop fastener, a third hook and loop fastener, and a fourth hook and loop fastener. Both shoulder straps are attached together by the first hook and loop fastener and the fourth bandage. The third bandage and the fourth bandage are attached together by the third hook and loop fastener. The two first bandages on the same first connecting strap are attached together by the second hook and loop fastener, and the two second bandages on the same second connecting strap are attached together by the fourth hook and loop fastener.

[0008] Beneficial effects: Compared with the prior art, this utility model provides a torso dressing for burn patients. This torso dressing for burn patients has a unique structure and is easy to use. After a fire accident, medical staff place the injured patient steadily on a stretcher. Then, they remove clothing and debris from the patient's back, legs, and arms to ensure the dressing fits well and the wound is clean. According to the patient's burn condition and body size, an appropriate size dressing is selected. Then, the medical release paper on the dressing is peeled off, and the dressing is flatly applied to the patient's burn area. Velcro is used to firmly wrap the dressing around the patient's body, so that the burn wound receives accurate and lasting protection.

[0009] By combining gauze, polyurethane foam, silver ion alginate, and medical release paper into a composite dressing, and designing the dressing in a human-like shape, and equipping it with quick-fix devices such as Velcro, medical staff can complete the treatment of burn patients' wounds in a shorter time. This buys patients valuable treatment time, reduces the severity of the injury, and reduces the difficulty and pain of subsequent treatment. Attached Figure Description

[0010] Figure 1 is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model;

[0011] Figure 2 is a front view schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model;

[0012] Figure 3 is a rear view schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model;

[0013] Figure 4 is a cross-sectional schematic diagram of the dressing structure of this utility model.

[0014] In the diagram: 1. Dressing; 1-1. Backing layer; 1-2. Absorbent layer; 1-3. Medicated layer; 1-4. Isolation layer; 11. Trunk; 12. Upper limb; 121. First connecting strap; 122. First bandage; 13. Lower limb; 131. Second connecting strap; 132. Second bandage; 14. Shoulder; 15. Third bandage; 16. Fourth bandage; 2. Shoulder strap; 3. First Velcro; 4. Second Velcro; 5. Third Velcro; 6. Fourth Velcro. Detailed Implementation

[0015] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0016] Example 1: This Example 1 provides a torso dressing for burn patients with a unique structure, as shown in Figures 1-4. The shaded area in the figures represents the medication application area, including Dressing 1, which is humanoid in shape and is integrally formed from the torso 11, upper limb 12, lower limb 13, shoulder 14, third bandage 15, and fourth bandage 16. Dressing 1 includes, from the outside to the inside, a backing layer 1-1, an absorbent layer 1-2, a medication application layer 1-3, and an isolation layer 1-4. The backing layer 1-1 is a gauze layer, the absorbent layer 1-2 is a polyurethane foam layer, the medication application layer 1-3 is a silver ion alginate dressing layer, and the isolation layer 1-4 is medical release paper. The silver ion alginate dressing layer is a mesh structure layer with an open porosity of 70% to 90%, and the thickness of the mesh structure layer is 0. The alginate, measuring 0.6–1 mm, is formed into a mesh structure that can effectively drain wound secretions. In addition, the alginate component has powerful hemostatic, moisturizing, healing-promoting, and analgesic effects, while the abundant silver ions have good anti-infection capabilities. The polyurethane foam sponge has a strong ability to absorb exudate, which can effectively absorb the exudate.

[0017] The upper limb 12 includes two first connecting straps 121 and first bandages 122 fixedly installed on the upper and lower sides of the first connecting straps 121. All four first bandages 122 are separate from the torso 11, and two first bandages 122 on the same first connecting strap 121 are detachably connected together. The lower limb 13 includes two second connecting straps 131 and second bandages 132 fixedly installed on the inner and outer sides of the two second connecting straps 131. All four second bandages 132 are separate from the torso 11, and two second bandages 132 on the same second connecting strap 131 are detachably connected together. The shoulder 14 has a shoulder strap 2 at the end away from the torso 11. The third bandage 15 and the fourth bandage 16 are respectively located on the left and right sides of the torso 11, and the third bandage 15 and the fourth bandage 16 are detachably connected together. The shoulder strap 2 is detachably connected to the fourth bandage 16. There are various ways to detach the connection, such as: both shoulder straps 2 are glued to the fourth bandage 16 by the first Velcro 3, the third bandage 15 and the fourth bandage 16 are glued together by the third Velcro 5, the two first bandages 122 on the same first connecting strap 121 are glued together by the second Velcro 4, and the two second bandages 132 on the same second connecting strap 131 are glued together by the fourth Velcro 6.

[0018] Working principle: When medical staff bandage and change dressings for burn patients, they first treat the wound, then select a suitable dressing 1 and peel off the medical release paper from the dressing 1. The dressing 1 is then applied to the patient's body, and Velcro 3, 4, 5, and 6 are used to secure the dressing 1 firmly to the patient's body. This burn dressing can treat people with large-area burns in a short time, thereby reducing damage, facilitating rehabilitation exercises for patients, and reducing the pain of burn patients.

[0019] Example 2: The difference between Example 2 and Example 1 is that multiple gauze strips are arranged horizontally at intervals on both upper first bandages 122, and multiple gauze strips are also arranged vertically at intervals on the end of the fourth bandage 16 away from the torso 11 and on both outer second bandages 132. By using gauze strips for binding, the upper limb 12, lower limb 13, third bandage 15 and fourth bandage 16 can fit closely to the human body, thereby reducing the production cost of burn dressings.

[0020] 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 torso dressing for burn patients, comprising a dressing (1), characterized in that: The dressing (1) is humanoid in shape, and is integrally formed from a torso (11), upper limbs (12), lower limbs (13), shoulders (14), a third bandage (15), and a fourth bandage (16). The dressing (1) includes a backing layer (1-1), an absorbent layer (1-2), a medication layer (1-3), and an isolation layer (1-4) arranged sequentially from the outside to the inside. The upper limbs (12) include two first connecting bands (121) and first bandages (122) fixedly installed on the upper and lower sides of the first connecting bands (121). All four first bandages (122) are separated from the torso (11), and two first bandages (122) on the same first connecting band (121) are detachably connected to one. The lower limb (13) includes two second connecting straps (131) and two second bandages (132) fixedly installed on the inner and outer sides of the two second connecting straps (131). All four second bandages (132) are separated from the torso (11), and two second bandages (132) on the same second connecting strap (131) are detachably connected together. The shoulder (14) is provided with a shoulder strap (2) at one end away from the torso (11). The third bandage (15) and the fourth bandage (16) are respectively provided on the left and right sides of the torso (11), and the third bandage (15) and the fourth bandage (16) are detachably connected together. The shoulder strap (2) and the fourth bandage (16) are detachably connected together.

2. A burn patient torso dressing according to claim 1, characterised in that: The backing layer (1-1) is a gauze layer, the absorbent layer (1-2) is a polyurethane foam sponge layer, the drug application layer (1-3) is a silver ion alginate dressing layer, and the isolation layer (1-4) is medical release paper. The silver ion alginate dressing layer is a mesh structure layer with an open porosity of 70% to 90%.

3. A burn patient torso dressing according to claim 1, wherein: It also includes a first hook and loop fastener (3), a second hook and loop fastener (4), a third hook and loop fastener (5) and a fourth hook and loop fastener (6). Both shoulder straps (2) are attached together with the fourth bandage (16) via the first hook and loop fastener (3). The third bandage (15) and the fourth bandage (16) are attached together via the third hook and loop fastener (5). The two first bandages (122) on the same first connecting strap (121) are attached together via the second hook and loop fastener (4). The two second bandages (132) on the same second connecting strap (131) are attached together via the fourth hook and loop fastener (6).

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