Multifunctional portable trauma first-aid backpack

Abstract

The utility model discloses a multifunctional portable trauma first-aid knapsack relates to the technical field of rescue knapsack. Including constitute the knapsack of : the back plate of the knapsack back, the two groups of side plates of the knapsack both sides and be connected with the back plate, and the bottom plate of the knapsack bottom and be connected with the back plate and two groups of side plates, the front plate is connected with one end of the back plate opposite on the bottom plate, and the front plate can be relative between the bottom plate and be bent, and the both sides of front plate are detachably connected between two groups of side plates, and one end of the back plate opposite of front plate extends the roof, and the roof is detachably connected between the top of back plate and two groups of side plate top, and the back plate, two groups of side plates, bottom plate, front plate and side plate are spliced into the main storehouse of knapsack, the upper surface of bottom plate is provided with the classified liquid storage container for storing different liquids, and the classified storage folder bed structure for storing different dressings is arranged in the main storehouse of knapsack and above the classified liquid storage container.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of rescue backpack technology, and in particular to a multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack. Background Technology

[0002] The trauma first aid backpack is a modular piece of equipment designed specifically for on-site first aid. It is mainly used for the rapid treatment of traumatic injuries (such as bleeding, fractures, pneumothorax, etc.) and features portability and multi-functionality.

[0003] Existing rescue backpacks are functionally limited and inconvenient to use. This is due to the unreasonable allocation of storage space within the main compartment, leading to clutter and stacking of items. For some items, such as liquids, the storage safety is insufficient, increasing the risk of compression, spillage, and leakage. Furthermore, retrieving items from the backpack is inconvenient; most backpacks, like standard backpacks, only allow access from the top opening. This is particularly problematic when items are piled up, hindering the efficiency of retrieving emergency supplies and severely impacting emergency response effectiveness.

[0004] Therefore, based on the above-mentioned technical problems, those skilled in the art urgently need to develop a multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack. Utility Model Content

[0005] The purpose of this invention is to provide a multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack that can reasonably and safely allocate loading space and facilitate the retrieval of first aid supplies.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution:

[0007] This utility model discloses a multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack, comprising: a back panel located at the back of the backpack, two sets of side panels located on both sides of the backpack and connected to the back panel, and a bottom panel located at the bottom of the backpack and connected to the back panel and the two sets of side panels.

[0008] A front plate is connected to one end of the base plate opposite to the back plate. The front plate can be bent relative to the base plate. The two sides of the front plate are detachably connected to the two sets of side plates. A top plate extends from one end of the front plate opposite to the base plate. The top plate is detachably connected to the top of the back plate and the top of the two sets of side plates.

[0009] The back panel, the two sets of side panels, the bottom panel, the front panel, and the side panels are assembled to form the main compartment of the backpack.

[0010] The upper surface of the base plate is provided with classified liquid storage containers for storing different liquids in a classified manner;

[0011] Inside the main compartment of the backpack and above the classified liquid storage container, there is a dressing classification and storage interlayer structure for classifying and storing different dressings.

[0012] Multiple storage compartments are provided on the continuous sides of the front panel and the top panel facing the interior of the main compartment of the backpack.

[0013] Furthermore, shoulder straps, handles, and back cushioning supports are provided on the side of the back panel facing the outside of the main compartment of the backpack.

[0014] Furthermore, side interlayers are provided on both the inner and outer surfaces of the two sets of side plates.

[0015] Furthermore, a secondary compartment is provided on the side of the front panel facing the outside of the main compartment of the backpack.

[0016] Furthermore, the front panel is detachably connected to both sides of the two sets of side panels, and the top of the top panel is detachably connected to the top of the back panel and the top of the two sets of side panels via waterproof zippers.

[0017] Furthermore, the classified liquid storage container includes:

[0018] The storage outer compartment is located on the upper surface of the base plate. The storage outer compartment is an open cavity container with a closed cover on the top. The side surface of the storage outer compartment is gradually inclined inward from bottom to top.

[0019] An inner compartment container extends downwards into the outer storage compartment from its top opening, and the side surface of the inner compartment container is vertical, forming a cavity between it and the inclined side surface of the outer storage compartment; and

[0020] The classification containers are multiple identical containers used to classify and store different types of liquids, and the multiple classification containers are arranged side by side in the inner compartment container.

[0021] Furthermore, the cavity formed between the side surface of the inner compartment container and the inclined side of the outer storage compartment is used to place ice packs.

[0022] Furthermore, the dressing classification and storage sandwich structure includes multiple sandwich panels, which are arranged sequentially from the front panel to the back panel. The two sides of each sandwich panel are connected to two sets of side panels to form a sandwich space for loading dressings between two adjacent sandwich panels.

[0023] The sandwich panel is inclined from top to bottom toward the direction of the back panel so that the lower end of the sandwich panel extends to one side of the storage compartment to avoid obstruction.

[0024] Furthermore, the height of the interlayer space formed by the sandwich panel for loading the dressing is lower than the height of the dressing.

[0025] In the above technical solution, the multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack provided by this utility model has the following beneficial effects:

[0026] The advanced design of this backpack is evident in its front and top panels, which can be fully unfolded to completely open the interior, making the contents readily visible and facilitating the retrieval of emergency supplies. The backpack also features a rationally allocated storage space, including compartments for categorized liquid containers and dressings. This multi-functional storage arrangement ensures safer storage of liquids and more rational categorization of items, preventing accumulation and compression. It is portable, durable, and easy to use, ensuring effective emergency care even in harsh conditions. Attached Figure Description

[0027] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of this application or the prior art, the drawings used in the embodiments will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments recorded in this utility model. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings.

[0028] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the structure of a multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack provided in an embodiment of this utility model;

[0029] Figure 2 A top view of the front and top panels of a multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack in the open state, provided for an embodiment of this utility model;

[0030] Figure 3 Rear view of a multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack provided for an embodiment of this utility model;

[0031] Figure 4 A side view of a multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack provided for an embodiment of this utility model;

[0032] Figure 5 A front view of a multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack provided for an embodiment of this utility model;

[0033] Figure 6 A schematic diagram of the structure of a categorized liquid storage container for a multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack provided in this embodiment of the utility model;

[0034] Figure 7 A side cross-sectional view of the categorized liquid storage container of a multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack provided for an embodiment of this utility model;

[0035] Figure 8A front cross-sectional view of a categorized liquid storage container for a multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack provided in this embodiment of the utility model.

[0036] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached figures:

[0037] 1. Back panel; 2. Side panels; 3. Bottom panel; 4. Front panel; 5. Top panel; 6. Storage compartment; 7. Shoulder straps;

[0038] 8. Handles; 9. Back cushioning support;

[0039] 10. Side mezzanine; 11. Secondary storage compartment; 12. External storage compartment;

[0040] 13. Lid; 14. Inner compartment container; 15. Sorting container; 16. Interlayer plate. Detailed Implementation

[0041] To enable those skilled in the art to better understand the technical solution of this utility model, the present utility model will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0042] See Figures 1 to 8 As shown;

[0043] This embodiment discloses a multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack, which includes the following components constituting the backpack: a back panel 1 located at the back of the backpack, two sets of side panels 2 located on both sides of the backpack and connected to the back panel 1, and a bottom panel 3 located at the bottom of the backpack and connected to the back panel 1 and the two sets of side panels 2.

[0044] A front plate 4 is connected to one end of the base plate 3 opposite to the back plate 1. The front plate 4 can be bent relative to the base plate 3. The two sides of the front plate 4 are detachably connected to the two sets of side plates 2. A top plate 5 extends from one end of the front plate 4 opposite to the base plate 3. The top plate 5 is detachably connected to the top of the back plate 1 and the top of the two sets of side plates 2.

[0045] The back panel 1, two sets of side panels 2, bottom panel 3, front panel 4, and side panels 2 are assembled to form the main compartment of the backpack, which is the entire closed backpack space used to carry items. However, unlike conventional backpacks where items can only be accessed through the top opening, this backpack can unfold the entire front panel 4 and top panel 5 when in use, making the entire front panel 4 and top panel 5 open. At the same time, the front panel 4 and top panel 5 are laid flat, making the items inside the backpack clearly visible and easier to access, thus improving the efficiency of retrieving emergency supplies.

[0046] The upper surface of the base plate 3 is equipped with classified liquid storage containers for storing different liquids in a categorized manner. These containers are specifically designed to hold various liquid items and facilitate easy categorization. Therefore, substances such as disinfectant, iodine, alcohol, and water can be stored separately using these classified liquid storage containers.

[0047] Inside the main compartment of the backpack, above the categorized liquid storage container, there is a dressing categorization and storage compartment structure for storing different dressings. Through each compartment, such as polyurethane dressings, polyvinyl alcohol dressings, and silicone composite dressings are placed. For wounds with different exudation conditions, the variety of dressings in each compartment allows emergency personnel to select the most appropriate dressing for treatment based on the actual condition of the wound, thereby improving the treatment effect.

[0048] Multiple storage compartments 6 are provided on the continuous sides of the front panel 4 and top panel 5 facing the main compartment of the backpack to store various items. For example, this backpack is designed for open abdominal wounds and can be used for temporary abdominal cavity closure. Therefore, medical items of this type, such as negative pressure sources, can be placed in most positions of this backpack, making it more professional and efficient in treating such wounds.

[0049] Negative pressure technology is an important tool in modern wound care. This trauma first aid backpack integrates a negative pressure source through various storage compartments, enabling negative pressure suction of the wound, which helps reduce fluid, promotes wound healing, and lowers the risk of infection.

[0050] Furthermore, shoulder straps 7, handles 8, and back cushioning supports 9 are provided on the side of the back panel 1 facing the outside of the main compartment of the backpack. The shoulder straps 7, handles 8, and back cushioning supports 9 are standard structures for backpacks or slings and will not be described in detail.

[0051] Furthermore, side interlayers 10 are provided on the inner and outer surfaces of both sets of side panels 2. The side interlayers 10 facilitate the placement of items or are specifically used to place negative pressure sources, making them easy to access and use during emergency situations.

[0052] Furthermore, a secondary compartment 11 is provided on the side of the front panel 4 facing the outside of the main compartment of the backpack. The secondary compartment 11 is larger than the side interlayer 10 and can hold a larger negative pressure source or other emergency supplies.

[0053] Furthermore, the front panel 4 is detachably connected to the two sides of the two side panels 2, and the top of the top panel 5 is connected to the top of the back panel 1 and the top of the two side panels 2 via waterproof zippers. The waterproof zippers facilitate the disassembly and sealing installation of the front panel 4 and the top panel 5, and the waterproof zippers can also provide waterproof protection, making the backpack waterproof and safer. In addition, the zippers are easy to open and close, allowing the front panel 4 and the top panel 5 to be quickly unfolded for use.

[0054] Furthermore, the classified liquid storage containers include:

[0055] The storage outer compartment 12 is set on the upper surface of the base plate 3. The storage outer compartment 12 is an open cavity container with a closed open cover 13 on the top. The side surface of the storage outer compartment 12 is gradually inclined inward from bottom to top. The storage outer compartment 12 and its cover 13 serve as storage containers and provide support and protection for the internal items, preventing leakage caused by internal liquid being squeezed.

[0056] The inner compartment container 14 extends downwards into the storage outer compartment 12 from its open top. The side surface of the inner compartment container 14 is vertical, forming a cavity between it and the inclined side of the storage outer compartment 12. The inner compartment container 14 serves as a storage container for compartmentalization. By forming a cavity with the inclined side of the storage outer compartment 12, items such as ice packs can be placed within the cavity, giving the storage container a refrigeration effect, especially useful for liquids requiring low-temperature preservation.

[0057] The classification containers 15 are multiple containers with the same structure used to classify and store different types of liquids. Multiple classification containers 15 are placed side by side in the inner compartment container 14. The classification containers 15 can be set as sealed boxes, which can be containers with sealed lids or containers that are sealed after being heat-melted, so that different types of liquids can be stored separately.

[0058] The sorting container 15 can also be replaced with a negative pressure source for storage, so as to make reasonable use of the internal space of the backpack.

[0059] In one specific embodiment, the cavity formed between the side surface of the inner compartment container 14 and the inclined side of the storage outer compartment 12 is used to place ice packs to provide a low-temperature preservation environment, thereby diversifying the function of the backpack in storing items.

[0060] In one specific embodiment, the dressing classification and storage sandwich structure includes multiple sandwich panels 16, which are arranged sequentially from the front panel 4 to the back panel 1. The two sides of the sandwich panels 16 are respectively connected to two sets of side panels 2 to form a sandwich space for loading dressings between two adjacent sandwich panels 16, so as to realize the classification and storage of different types of dressings.

[0061] The interlayer plate 16 is inclined from top to bottom toward the direction of the back plate 1 so that the lower end of the interlayer plate 16 extends to one side of the storage compartment 12 to avoid obstruction, so as to rationally plan the internal space of the backpack.

[0062] In one specific embodiment, the interlayer plate 16 forms an interlayer space for loading dressings with a height lower than the height of the dressing, facilitating dressing removal. Different interlayer heights can also be configured to accommodate different dressing sizes, making dressing placement and retrieval easier. Existing first-aid kits often cater to various types of wounds, while this first-aid kit focuses on open abdominal wounds and can be used for temporary abdominal cavity closure, making it more professional and efficient in treating such wounds.

[0063] In this embodiment, a specialized backpack designed for open abdominal wounds is used as an example. Specifically:

[0064] 1. Specifically designed for open abdominal wounds:

[0065] Existing first aid kits are often designed for various types of wounds, while this trauma first aid backpack focuses on open abdominal wounds and can be used for temporary abdominal closure, making it more professional and efficient in treating such wounds.

[0066] 2. Clear division of functional areas:

[0067] This trauma first aid backpack has different functional areas for storing negative pressure sources, dressings, disinfectants, tools, etc. This design allows first aiders to quickly find the items they need in an emergency, improving the efficiency of first aid.

[0068] 3. Negative pressure source:

[0069] Negative pressure technology is an important tool in modern wound treatment. This first aid kit integrates a negative pressure source, which can perform negative pressure suction on the wound, helping to reduce fluid, promote wound healing, and reduce the risk of infection.

[0070] 4. Diverse dressing options:

[0071] The trauma first aid backpack offers a variety of dressing options to suit wounds with different levels of exudation. This design allows first aiders to select the most appropriate dressing based on the specific condition of the wound, thereby improving treatment outcomes.

[0072] 5. Complete provision of disinfectant and tools:

[0073] The trauma first aid backpack is equipped with necessary disinfectants and tools, such as iodine, alcohol, scissors, and tweezers. These items are crucial in the first aid process, ensuring that wounds are cleaned and treated promptly and effectively.

[0074] 6. Improve patients' chances of survival:

[0075] This trauma first aid backpack can more effectively treat open abdominal wounds in emergency situations, reduce the occurrence of complications, and thus significantly improve the patient's chances of survival through the above-mentioned innovations.

[0076] 7. Adapt to combat injury environment:

[0077] Considering the complexity and urgency of combat injury environments, this first aid kit is designed with portability, durability, and ease of use in mind, ensuring effective first aid even in harsh conditions.

[0078] Negative pressure technology is an important tool in modern wound treatment. This first aid kit integrates a negative pressure source, which can perform negative pressure suction on the wound, helping to reduce fluid, promote wound healing, and reduce the risk of infection.

[0079] The first-aid kit offers a variety of dressing options to suit wounds with different levels of exudation. This design allows first-aid personnel to select the most appropriate dressing based on the specific condition of the wound, thereby improving treatment outcomes.

[0080] In the above technical solution, the multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack provided by this utility model has the following beneficial effects:

[0081] The advanced design of this backpack is evident in its front and top panels, which can be fully unfolded to completely open the interior, making the contents readily visible and facilitating the retrieval of emergency supplies. The backpack also features a rationally allocated storage space, including compartments for categorized liquid containers and dressings. This multi-functional storage arrangement ensures safer storage of liquids and more rational categorization of items, preventing accumulation and compression. It is portable, durable, and easy to use, ensuring effective emergency care even in harsh conditions.

[0082] The foregoing description only illustrates certain exemplary embodiments of the present invention. Undoubtedly, those skilled in the art can modify the described embodiments in various ways without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Therefore, the above drawings and descriptions are illustrative in nature and should not be construed as limiting the scope of protection of the claims of the present invention.

Claims

1. A multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack, characterized in that, The backpack consists of: a back panel (1) located at the back of the backpack, two sets of side panels (2) located on both sides of the backpack and connected to the back panel (1), and a bottom panel (3) located at the bottom of the backpack and connected to the back panel (1) and the two sets of side panels (2). A front plate (4) is connected to one end of the base plate (3) opposite to the back plate (1). The front plate (4) can be bent relative to the base plate (3). The two sides of the front plate (4) are detachably connected to the two sets of side plates (2). A top plate (5) extends from one end of the front plate (4) opposite to the base plate (3). The top plate (5) is detachably connected to the top of the back plate (1) and the top of the two sets of side plates (2). The back panel (1), the two sets of side panels (2), the bottom panel (3), the front panel (4), and the side panels (2) are assembled to form the main compartment of the backpack; The upper surface of the base plate (3) is provided with classified liquid storage containers for classified storage of different liquids; Inside the main compartment of the backpack and above the classified liquid storage container, there is a dressing classification and storage interlayer structure for classifying and storing different dressings. Multiple storage compartments (6) are provided on the continuous sides of the front panel (4) and the top panel (5) facing the interior of the main compartment of the backpack.

2. The multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack as described in claim 1, characterized in that, Shoulder straps (7), handles (8), and back cushioning supports (9) are provided on the side of the back panel (1) facing the outside of the main compartment of the backpack.

3. The multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack as described in claim 1, characterized in that, Side interlayers (10) are provided on the inner and outer surfaces of both sets of side plates (2).

4. A multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack as described in claim 1, characterized in that, A secondary compartment (11) is provided on the side of the front panel (4) facing the outside of the main compartment of the backpack.

5. A multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The front panel (4) and the two sets of side panels (2) on both sides, the top panel (5) and the top of the back panel (1) and the top of the two sets of side panels (2) are all detachably connected by waterproof zippers.

6. A multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack as described in claim 1, characterized in that, The classified liquid storage containers include: Storage outer compartment (12), the storage outer compartment (12) is disposed on the upper surface of the bottom plate (3), the storage outer compartment (12) is an open cavity container and the top is provided with a closed open cover (13), the side surface of the storage outer compartment (12) is gradually inclined inward from bottom to top; An inner compartment container (14) extends downward into the storage outer compartment (12) from the top opening of the outer compartment (12), the side surface of the inner compartment container (14) being a vertical structure and forming a cavity with the inclined side surface of the storage outer compartment (12); and The classification containers (15) are multiple containers with the same structure used to classify and store different types of liquids. The multiple classification containers (15) are placed side by side into the inner compartment container (14).

7. A multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack as described in claim 6, characterized in that, The cavity formed between the side surface of the inner compartment container (14) and the inclined side of the outer storage compartment (12) is used to place ice packs.

8. A multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack as described in claim 6, characterized in that, The dressing classification and storage sandwich structure includes multiple sandwich panels (16), which are arranged sequentially from the front plate (4) to the back plate (1). The two sides of the sandwich panels (16) are connected to two sets of side plates (2) to form a sandwich space for loading dressings between two adjacent sandwich panels (16). The sandwich panel (16) is inclined from top to bottom toward the back panel (1) so that the lower end of the sandwich panel (16) extends to one side of the storage compartment (12) to avoid obstruction.

9. A multifunctional portable trauma first aid backpack as described in claim 8, characterized in that, The sandwich panel (16) forms a sandwich space for loading dressings with a height lower than the height of the dressings.

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