Treatment trousers for children hip dermatitis

Abstract

The utility model discloses a pair of treatment trousers for children hip dermatitis, which can shield parts which do not need to be irradiated during infrared treatment, can properly limit buttocks, enables diseased parts to be stably maintained in an infrared irradiation area, and can collect urine and prevent the urine from leaking to pollute the outside. According to the technical scheme, the protective pants are characterized by comprising a pants body, a protective piece and a restraining piece, an exposed hole is formed in the position, corresponding to the crotch, of the pants body, one side of the protective piece is connected with the pants body, the protective piece can be turned over and is connected to the surface of the exposed hole in a covering mode, and the restraining piece is arranged on the pants body and can be used for both a sickbed and the pants body. The protection piece is further provided with a receiving piece used for collecting urine, the positions which do not need to be irradiated are correspondingly shielded through cooperation of the protection piece and the pants body, external application medicine and attached diapers can be used in cooperation with the exposure holes, the buttocks can be effectively and stably kept within the infrared irradiation range in the treatment period, and the treatment effect is ensured.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the medical field, specifically a treatment pant for dermatitis of the buttocks in children. Background Technology

[0002] Diaper rash, also known as diaper dermatitis, refers to redness of the skin around the anus, buttocks, and perineum in newborns, characterized by scattered papules or vesicles. It is also called diaper dermatitis or neonatal diaper rash. Initially, neonatal diaper dermatitis presents with redness and swelling, followed by epidermal shedding. In severe cases, papules, vesicles, erosions, oozing, and even ulcers may develop. It can also cause infectious fever. Neonatal diaper dermatitis has long been a challenging problem in newborn care, especially with a high incidence rate during winter and spring.

[0003] Currently, there are many traditional treatments for neonatal diaper dermatitis, such as applying medication, exposing the child's buttocks to natural light for appropriate irradiation, and using infrared therapy devices when necessary, which have both anti-inflammatory effects and can keep the skin dry.

[0004] During infrared irradiation therapy, the infant's genitals or other areas that do not need to be irradiated are covered before the infrared irradiation is performed. At this time, parents or medical staff need to prepare extra clothing for covering. In addition, children are restless during treatment and may twist their bodies or limbs at will, and their buttocks cannot be kept in the infrared irradiation area for a long time. Furthermore, since the buttocks need to be exposed during treatment, diapers cannot be placed, which may lead to the problem of accidental urination and contamination of the outside world during treatment. Utility Model Content

[0005] The purpose of this invention is to provide a treatment pant for pediatric diaper rash. During infrared therapy, it can shield areas that do not require irradiation, appropriately restrict the buttocks, keep the affected area stably within the infrared irradiation zone, and collect urine while preventing urine leakage and contamination of the outside environment.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution:

[0007] A treatment pant for pediatric diaper rash includes a pant body, a protective sheet, and a restraint. The pant body has an exposure hole at the crotch area. One side of the protective sheet is connected to the pant body. The protective sheet can be flipped up and covers the surface connected to the exposure hole. The restraint is provided on the pant body and can be used for both the pant body and the bed. The protective sheet also has a receiving device for collecting urine.

[0008] Compared with existing technologies, the treatment pants for pediatric diaper rash using the above-mentioned technical solution have the following beneficial effects:

[0009] The therapeutic pants for pediatric diaper rash using this invention provide corresponding protection for areas that do not require irradiation through the cooperation of the protective sheet and the pants body, eliminating the need for additional clothing, avoiding irradiation of other parts of the body and reducing the risk of catching a cold. After treatment, the protective sheet can be reset to function as ordinary hospital pants, and can be used with the exposure holes for the application of topical medications and the attachment of diapers, eliminating the need to put on and take off hospital gowns, further reducing the risk of children catching a cold.

[0010] Simultaneously, by utilizing the combined effect of the restraints and the pants, along with parental reassurance, the child's lower body position can be effectively and stably maintained during treatment, thereby keeping the buttocks within the infrared irradiation range and ensuring the treatment effect. In addition, the receiving device can be used separately to work with the child's urination port to stably collect urine and prevent leakage, thus avoiding urine contamination of clothing, hospital beds, or treatment beds.

[0011] Preferably, the inner side of the edge of the protective sheet not connected to the trouser body has a hook-and-loop fastener, and the edge of the trouser body corresponding to the exposed opening has a hook-and-loop fastener, with the hook-and-loop fastener covering more than the hook-and-loop fastener. The hook-and-loop fastener structure facilitates multiple adjustments and reuse. Furthermore, because the hook-and-loop fastener is located on the trouser body, the hook-and-loop fastener faces the skin when the protective sheet is attached, avoiding skin damage or discomfort caused by the hard hook-and-loop fastener. Additionally, the relatively larger coverage area of ​​the hook-and-loop fastener allows for attachment to the protective sheet at different locations, satisfying the need for breathability or a tight fit in the crotch area of ​​the trousers.

[0012] Preferably, the protective sheet includes a shielding sheet and multiple annular sheets. The multiple annular sheets are arranged sequentially from the inside out with gradually increasing diameters. Adjacent annular sheets can be detachably connected via an adhesive layer. The shielding sheet is located on the innermost annular sheet. The appropriate annular sheet coverage can be selected based on the extent of the child's diaper rash symptoms or the size of the child's buttocks. This allows for further shielding of areas of the buttocks that do not require irradiation, and the detachable relationship between adjacent annular sheets ensures the stable maintenance of this further shielding function.

[0013] Preferably, the edge of the trousers corresponding to the exposed opening is connected to a feedback screen via a clip. The feedback screen integrates a temperature sensor, a control motherboard, and a speaker. By monitoring the temperature at the trousers location in real time, the system can determine and provide feedback on the appropriateness of the current infrared lamp temperature setting. If the temperature is too high, visual feedback through the screen and audible feedback through the speaker will alert medical staff to make timely adjustments to avoid burns to the buttocks.

[0014] Preferably, the restraint is a flexible strip or sheet structure, and the trousers have elastic loops through which the restraint can pass and wrap around the bed rails, attaching to the surface of the restraint. Utilizing the elastic loops' stretching properties, the connection between the restraint and the trousers is enhanced after the restraint passes through, and the restraint can be separated from the trousers. Additional restraints can be selectively added according to the child's needs, avoiding the inconvenience of a fixed connection between the restraint and the trousers during hospitalization.

[0015] Preferably, the receiving component is a urine collection bag, which is detachably connected to the protective sheet. The urine collection bag has an opening, and the edge of the opening can be attached to the child's urination opening. By utilizing the opening and the function of surrounding and attaching to the urination opening, a stable collection of urine accidentally discharged by a child can be achieved, directly avoiding the risk of leakage at the source.

[0016] Preferably, an absorbent layer is provided around the outer periphery of the opening edge, and the absorbent layer is made of sterile cotton. In cases where a child accidentally urinates in large quantities, the absorbent layer can absorb and block the urine, thereby further preventing urine leakage.

[0017] Preferably, the receiving component further includes an absorbent layer disposed inside the protective sheet, and multiple extension sheets are flipped and connected to the absorbent layer. When the protective sheet is open, flipping it allows the extension sheets to surround the urine or expand the receiving range of the absorbent layer, thus increasing the urine blocking effect in conjunction with the above-mentioned urine bag structure and preventing urine from directly contaminating the outside environment. Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of the therapeutic pants for treating dermatitis of the buttocks in children according to this utility model.

[0019] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the protective sheet in the open state in the embodiment.

[0020] Figure 3 This is a detailed schematic diagram illustrating the usage state in the embodiment.

[0021] Figure 4 This is a magnified view of the details at point A in the embodiment.

[0022] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the feedback screen and clip in the embodiment.

[0023] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the urine collection bag in the embodiment.

[0024] Reference numerals: 1. Trouser body; 10. Hook and loop; 11. Elastic loop; 2. Protective sheet; 20. Textured surface; 21. Covering sheet; 22. Circular sheet; 3. Restraint piece; 4. Exposure hole; 5. Feedback screen; 50. Clip; 6. Urine bag; 60. Opening; 7. Absorbent layer; 8. Absorbent layer; 80. Extension sheet. Detailed Implementation

[0025] The present invention will now be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0026] like Figures 1 to 6 The treatment pants shown are for treating diaper rash in children, including the pants body 1, the protective sheet 2, and the restraint piece 3.

[0027] The trouser body 1 has an exposure hole 4 at the crotch position. One side of the protective plate 2 is connected to the trouser body 1. The protective plate 2 can be flipped up and covers the surface connected to the exposure hole 4.

[0028] To facilitate multiple adjustments and reuses, and to avoid damage to children's buttocks, the inner side of the protective sheet 2 that is not connected to the pants body 1 is provided with a Velcro surface 20, and the edge of the pants body 1 corresponding to the exposure hole 4 is provided with a Velcro hook surface 10, and the coverage of the hook surface 10 exceeds the coverage of the Velcro surface 20.

[0029] To accommodate children with different symptoms or body types, the protective sheet 2 includes a shielding sheet 21 and multiple annular sheets 22. The multiple annular sheets 22 are arranged sequentially from the inside out and their diameters gradually expand. Two adjacent annular sheets 22 can be separated and connected by an adhesive layer. The shielding sheet 21 is located on the innermost annular sheet 22.

[0030] Among them, the rough surface 20 of the above-mentioned protective sheet 2 is located at the edge of the outermost annular sheet 22, and the adhesive layer can be any one of medical nano glue, hydrocolloid gel or Velcro structure.

[0031] Furthermore, to avoid the problem of excessively high temperatures from infrared lamp irradiation without the newborn being able to provide feedback, a feedback screen 5 is connected to the edge of the pants body 1 corresponding to the exposure hole 4 via a clip 50. The feedback screen 5 integrates a temperature sensor, a control motherboard, and a speaker. The temperature sensor can be a miniature temperature sensor using existing technology, with its sensing end positioned in the direction of the exposure hole 4 when clamped. A charging interface is provided on the side wall of the feedback screen 5.

[0032] The restraint member 3 is mounted on the trouser body 1, and can serve as both the bed and the trouser body 1. The restraint member 3 is a flexible strip or sheet structure. The trouser body 1 has elastic loops 11 through which the restraint member 3 can pass and wrap around the bed rails, attaching to its surface. In this embodiment, the surface of the restraint member 3 has a Velcro or adhesive structure. To enhance the restraining effect on the trouser body 1, the restraint member 3 adopts a sheet structure.

[0033] The protective plate 2 is also equipped with a receiving device for collecting urine.

[0034] In this embodiment, the receiving component includes a urine collection bag 6 and an absorbent layer 8 disposed inside the protective sheet 2.

[0035] The urine collection bag 6 and the protective sheet 2 are detachably connected. The urine collection bag 6 has an opening 60, and the edge of the opening 60 can be attached to the child's urination port. An absorbent layer 7, made of sterile cotton, is arranged around the outer periphery of the edge of the opening 60. Multiple expansion sheets 80 are flipped and connected to the absorbent layer 8. The materials of the absorbent layer 8 and the expansion sheets 80 can be referenced from the materials of existing diapers. When not in use, part of the urine collection bag 6 is slightly adhered to the protective sheet 2. When needed, the urine collection bag 6 can be pulled off. In this embodiment, the absorbent layer 8 and the expansion sheets are both located on the inner surface of the shielding sheet 21.

[0036] During use, the appropriate exposure can be selected based on the extent of the diaper rash or the size of the child's buttocks. First, pull the protective sheet 2 as a whole to separate the rough surface 20 of the outermost annular sheet 22 from the hook surface 10 on the shell, and check the child's buttocks. Next, if the affected area is small, attach the outermost annular sheet 22 to the surface of the exposure hole 4, then flip the other annular sheets 22 in sequence, attaching them to adjacent annular sheets 22 near the body of the pants. The central shielding sheet 21 is flipped and laid flat below the exposure hole 4, shielding areas that do not require irradiation with the corresponding annular sheet 22 or shielding sheet 21. Next, the restraint 3 can be passed through the elastic loop 11, allowing the sheet-like restraint 3 to be repeatedly wrapped around the bed rail, and then fixed to its main body.

[0037] Next, the feedback screen 5 is clamped to the edge of the annular piece 22 attached to the exposure hole 4, and the infrared light is shone on the temperature of the pants body 1 in real time to monitor and provide feedback. If the temperature is too high, an audible prompt will be issued to remind medical staff to make adjustments.

[0038] If the issue of children urinating during infrared therapy needs to be considered, the urine collection bag 6 can be removed from the protective sheet 2, and the opening 60 can be opened and attached to the child's urination port. The expansion piece 80 of the absorbent layer 8 on the inner surface of the shield 21 can be flipped over so that the expansion piece 80 is spread out, or the expansion piece 80 can be placed against the child's legs to provide appropriate protection and absorb any urine that may leak accidentally from the urine collection bag 6.

[0039] The above description is a preferred embodiment of the present utility model. For those skilled in the art, several modifications and improvements can be made without departing from the principle of the present utility model, and these should also be considered within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A treatment pant for pediatric diaper rash, characterized in that: The device includes a trouser body (1), a protective sheet (2), and restraints (3). The trouser body (1) has an exposure hole (4) at the crotch position. One side of the protective sheet (2) is connected to the trouser body (1). The protective sheet (2) can be flipped over and covers the surface connected to the exposure hole (4). The restraints (3) are provided on the trouser body (1) and can be used for both the bed and the trouser body (1). The protective sheet (2) is also provided with a receiving device for collecting urine.

2. The therapeutic pants for pediatric diaper rash according to claim 1, characterized in that: The inner side of the protective sheet (2) that is not connected to the trouser body (1) is provided with a hook and loop fastener (20), and the edge of the trouser body (1) corresponding to the exposure hole (4) is provided with a hook and loop fastener (10), and the coverage of the hook and loop fastener (10) exceeds the coverage of the hook and loop fastener (20).

3. The therapeutic pants for treating pediatric gluteal dermatitis according to claim 2, characterized in that: The protective sheet (2) includes a shielding sheet (21) and multiple annular sheets (22). The multiple annular sheets (22) are arranged sequentially from the inside to the outside and their diameters gradually expand. Two adjacent annular sheets (22) can be separated and connected by an adhesive layer. The shielding sheet (21) is located on the innermost annular sheet (22).

4. The therapeutic pants for treating pediatric gluteal dermatitis according to claim 1, characterized in that: The edge of the trouser body (1) corresponding to the exposure hole (4) is connected to a feedback screen (5) via a clip (50). The feedback screen (5) integrates a temperature sensor, a control motherboard, and a speaker.

5. The therapeutic pants for treating pediatric diaper rash according to claim 1, characterized in that: The restraint (3) is a strip or sheet structure made of flexible material. The trouser body (1) is provided with an elastic loop (11). The restraint (3) can pass through the elastic loop (11) and wrap around the bed railing and attach to the surface of the restraint (3).

6. The therapeutic pants for pediatric diaper rash according to claim 1, characterized in that: The receiving component is a urine collection bag (6), which is detachably connected to the protective sheet (2). The urine collection bag (6) has an opening (60), and the edge of the opening (60) can be attached to the child's urination port.

7. The therapeutic pants for pediatric gluteal dermatitis according to claim 6, characterized in that: An absorbent layer (7) is provided around the outer periphery of the opening (60), and the absorbent layer (7) is made of sterile cotton.

8. The therapeutic pants for pediatric diaper rash according to claim 6, characterized in that: The receiving component also includes an absorbent layer (8) disposed inside the protective sheet (2), and multiple extension sheets (80) are flipped and connected on the absorbent layer (8).

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