A medicinal auxiliary sticking tool

Abstract

This utility model discloses a medicinal auxiliary application tool, including an application base with evenly distributed sliding columns between the upper and lower inner walls of the application base, and an auxiliary application mechanism. The auxiliary application mechanism includes an application platform, a lever, a sliding groove, a sliding strip, a suction tube, and a piston. The application platform is slidably connected between the four sliding columns. The upper end of the application platform is rotatably connected to symmetrically distributed levers, each lever having a sliding groove in its middle. The upper end of the application base has symmetrically distributed clearance grooves, each clearance groove having a sliding strip in its middle. The sliding strips are slidably connected to the interior of horizontally adjacent sliding grooves. This medicinal auxiliary application tool adsorbs the plaster onto the lower end of the application platform. By levering the lever downwards, the application platform is pressed to flatly apply the plaster to the patient's affected area, avoiding problems such as curling and wrinkling, and preventing the plaster from sticking to the hands and reducing its adhesiveness when peeling off the adhesive backing.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of pharmaceutical auxiliary application technology, specifically a pharmaceutical auxiliary application tool. Background Technology

[0002] Plasters, also known as thin plasters in ancient times, are made by boiling vegetable or animal oil with medicinal herbs to form a gelatinous substance, which is then applied to one side of cloth, paper, or leather and can be worn on the affected area for a relatively long time. They are mainly used to treat boils, reduce swelling and pain, and can also relieve symptoms such as muscle and joint pain and sprains.

[0003] Traditionally, the anti-sticking paper of a medicated plaster is peeled off by hand and then the plaster is applied to the affected area.

[0004] These types of auxiliary medicinal application tools have the following disadvantages: because the plaster itself is made of soft material, it is easy to cause problems such as curling and wrinkling when peeling off the anti-adhesive patch, and a corner will stick to the hand when peeling it off, thereby reducing the adhesiveness of the plaster. Therefore, we propose an auxiliary medicinal application tool. Utility Model Content

[0005] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to overcome the existing defects and provide a medicinal auxiliary application tool. The plaster is adsorbed at the lower end of the application platform, and the plaster is flatly applied to the patient's affected area by pressing the application platform downward by moving the lever. This avoids problems such as curling and wrinkling, and also avoids the problem of the plaster sticking to the hands when peeling off the anti-adhesive, which reduces the adhesiveness of the plaster. It can effectively solve the problems in the background art.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution: a pharmaceutical auxiliary patching tool, including a patching seat, wherein evenly distributed sliding columns are arranged between the upper and lower inner walls of the patching seat, and an auxiliary patching mechanism is also included.

[0007] The auxiliary application mechanism includes an application platform, levers, grooves, sliders, suction tubes, and pistons. The application platform is slidably connected between four sliding columns. The upper end of the application platform is rotatably connected to symmetrically distributed levers, each with a groove in its center. The upper center of the application platform has symmetrically distributed clearance grooves, each with a slider in its center. The sliders are slidably connected to the interior of horizontally adjacent grooves. The center of the application platform has symmetrically distributed suction tubes, each with a piston slidably connected inside. The suction tubes absorb the plaster at the lower end of the application platform. By levering the levers downwards, the application platform is pressed to flatly apply the plaster to the patient's affected area, avoiding problems such as curling and wrinkling, and preventing the plaster from sticking to the hands and reducing its adhesiveness when peeling off the adhesive backing.

[0008] Furthermore, the auxiliary application mechanism also includes a second spring, which is disposed between the inner wall of the suction tube and the upper end of the piston. The second spring is sleeved on the outer surface of the piston rod to provide a rebound force for the piston.

[0009] Furthermore, the auxiliary application mechanism also includes limiting grooves and limiting strips. The limiting grooves are all opened at the upper end of the piston, and the upper end of the inner wall of the suction tube is provided with symmetrically distributed limiting strips. The limiting grooves are all installed in conjunction with the vertically adjacent limiting strips to limit the piston.

[0010] Furthermore, each piston is equipped with a knob at its upper end to rotate the piston.

[0011] Furthermore, each of the levers is equipped with a handle at its upper end for moving.

[0012] Furthermore, the lower end of the application table is provided with two sets of evenly distributed adsorption holes, each set of adsorption holes being connected to a vertically adjacent suction tube to adsorb the plaster.

[0013] Furthermore, a gasket is provided at the lower end of the dressing base to protect the patient.

[0014] Furthermore, evenly distributed springs are provided between the upper and lower inner walls of the application base, and each spring is sleeved on the outer surface of the sliding column to provide a rebound force for the application table.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: This pharmaceutical auxiliary patch tool has the following advantages:

[0016] By pulling upwards and rotating the knob, the piston is fixed to the upper end of the straw, allowing atmospheric pressure to adhere the plaster to the lower end of the application platform. Simultaneously, by turning the handle inwards, the lever is adjusted to change the angle, pressing the application platform downwards to apply the plaster. This adheres the plaster to the lower end of the application platform, and by turning the lever downwards, the plaster is applied flat to the patient's affected area, avoiding problems such as curling and wrinkling, and also preventing the plaster from sticking to the hands and reducing its adhesiveness when peeling off the backing. Attached Figure Description

[0017] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model;

[0018] Figure 2 This is a cross-sectional structural diagram of the present invention;

[0019] Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional structural schematic diagram of the auxiliary application mechanism of this utility model;

[0020] Figure 4 This is a top view of the structure of this utility model.

[0021] In the diagram: 1. Application base, 2. Sliding column, 3. Spring 1, 4. Auxiliary application mechanism, 41. Application table, 42. Lever, 43. Sliding groove, 44. Sliding strip, 45. Suction tube, 46. Piston, 47. Spring 2, 48. Limiting groove, 49. Limiting strip, 5. Clearance groove, 6. Handle, 7. Washer, 8. Knob, 9. Adsorption eye. Detailed Implementation

[0022] 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.

[0023] Please see Figure 1-4 This embodiment provides a technical solution: a pharmaceutical auxiliary patch tool, including a patch seat 1, with evenly distributed sliding columns 2 between the upper and lower inner walls of the patch seat 1, and an auxiliary patching mechanism 4. The lower end of the patch table 41 is provided with two evenly distributed sets of suction eyes 9. The suction eyes 9 located in the same cavity at the bottom of the patch table 41 are a set. Each set of suction eyes 9 is connected to the vertically adjacent suction tube 45. The lower end of the patch seat 1 is provided with a gasket 7, which is a rubber gasket, and its purpose is to protect the patient's skin during patching. Evenly distributed springs 3 are provided between the upper and lower inner walls of the patch seat 1, and the springs 3 are all sleeved on the outer surface of the sliding columns 2.

[0024] Auxiliary application mechanism 4: It includes an application table 41, levers 42, grooves 43, sliders 44, suction tubes 45, and pistons 46. The application table 41 is slidably connected between four sliding columns 2. The upper end of the application table 41 is rotatably connected to levers 42 that are symmetrically distributed on the left and right. Each lever 42 has a handle 6 at its upper end. Each lever 42 has a groove 43 in its middle. The upper middle of the application base 1 has symmetrically distributed clearance grooves 5. Each clearance groove 5 has a slider 44 in its middle. The sliders 44 are slidably connected to the interior of horizontally adjacent grooves 43. The middle of the application table 41 has vertically symmetrical clearance grooves. The cloth suction tube 45 has a piston 46 slidably connected inside it. A knob 8 is provided at the upper end of each piston 46. The auxiliary application mechanism 4 also includes a second spring 47, which is located between the inner wall of the suction tube 45 and the upper end of the piston 46. The second spring 47 is sleeved on the outer surface of the piston rod. The auxiliary application mechanism 4 also includes a limiting groove 48 and a limiting strip 49. The limiting groove 48 is located at the upper end of the piston 46. Symmetrically distributed limiting strips 49 are provided at the upper end of the inner wall of the suction tube 45. The limiting groove 48 is installed in conjunction with the vertically adjacent limiting strip 49. The plaster is first placed on the application table. At the lower end of 41, simultaneously cover the two sets of suction holes 9, then pull up the knob 8. The knob 8 drives the piston 46 to move upward inside the suction tube 45 and squeeze the spring 47 to contract it. When the piston 46 moves to the top of the suction tube 45, the limiting strip 49 will enter the limiting groove 48. Then turn the knob 8 clockwise to fix the piston 46 to the top of the suction tube 45. At this time, atmospheric pressure will adsorb the plaster onto the lower end of the application table 41. Then gently peel off the anti-adhesive, and then press the gasket 7 onto the patient's affected area. At the same time, use your hand to pull the handle 6 inward. The handle 6 drives the lever 42 to change the angle. Due to the slider 4 With position 4 unchanged, changing the angle of lever 42 will push the application platform 41 downward and compress spring 3 to contract it until the plaster at the lower end of the application platform 41 is applied to the affected area. Then, turn knob 8 counterclockwise to release the piston 46. Under the force of spring 47, piston 46 will move downward inside the suction tube 45, thereby releasing the adsorption of the plaster and adsorbing the plaster at the lower end of the application platform 41. By moving lever 42 downward to press the application platform 41, the plaster is applied flat to the patient's affected area, avoiding problems such as curling and wrinkling, and avoiding the problem of the plaster sticking to the hands when peeling off the anti-adhesive, which would reduce the adhesiveness of the plaster.

[0025] The working principle of the pharmaceutical auxiliary patch tool provided by this utility model is as follows: When applying the plaster, the plaster needs to be placed at the lower end of the application platform 41, and the two sets of suction holes 9 should be covered at the same time. Then, pull up the knob 8. The knob 8 drives the piston 46 to move upward in the suction tube 45 and squeeze the second spring 47 to contract it. When the piston 46 moves to the top of the suction tube 45, the limiting strip 49 will enter the limiting groove 48. Then, turn the knob 8 clockwise to fix the piston 46 at the top of the suction tube 45. At this time, atmospheric pressure will adsorb the plaster onto the application platform 41. Remove the adhesive strip from the bottom of the tube, then gently peel it off. Press the gasket 7 onto the patient's affected area and simultaneously move the handle 6 inward. The handle 6 moves the lever 42 to change angle. Since the position of the slider 44 remains unchanged, the lever 42 changing angle will push the application platform 41 downward and compress the spring 3 to contract it until the plaster at the bottom of the application platform 41 is applied to the affected area. Then turn the knob 8 counterclockwise to release the piston 46. The piston 46 will move downward inside the suction tube 45 under the force of the spring 47, thereby releasing the adsorption of the plaster. At this time, the plaster application is complete.

[0026] The above description is merely an embodiment of this utility model and does not limit the patent scope of this utility model. Any equivalent structural or procedural transformations made based on the content of this utility model specification and drawings, or direct or indirect applications in other related technical fields, are similarly included within the patent protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A pharmaceutical auxiliary patching tool, comprising a patching base (1), wherein uniformly distributed sliding columns (2) are disposed between the upper and lower inner walls of the patching base (1), characterized in that: It also includes an auxiliary application mechanism (4); Auxiliary application mechanism (4): It includes an application table (41), a lever (42), a groove (43), a slider (44), a suction tube (45), and a piston (46). The application table (41) is slidably connected between the four sliding columns (2). The upper end of the application table (41) is rotatably connected to a lever (42) that is symmetrically distributed on the left and right. The middle part of the lever (42) is provided with a groove (43). The middle part of the upper end of the application seat (1) is provided with a relief groove (5). The middle part of the relief groove (5) is provided with a slider (44). The slider (44) is slidably connected to the inside of the horizontally adjacent groove (43). The middle part of the application table (41) is provided with a suction tube (45) that is symmetrically distributed on the upper and lower sides. The inside of the suction tube (45) is slidably connected with a piston (46).

2. The pharmaceutical auxiliary patch tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: The auxiliary application mechanism (4) also includes a second spring (47), which is located between the inner wall of the suction tube (45) and the upper end of the piston (46). The second spring (47) is sleeved on the outer surface of the piston rod.

3. The pharmaceutical auxiliary patch tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: The auxiliary application mechanism (4) also includes a limiting groove (48) and a limiting strip (49). The limiting groove (48) is opened at the upper end of the piston (46), and the upper end of the inner wall of the suction tube (45) is provided with symmetrically distributed limiting strips (49). The limiting groove (48) is installed in conjunction with the vertically adjacent limiting strip (49).

4. The medicinal auxiliary patch tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: Each piston (46) has a knob (8) at its upper end.

5. A medicinal auxiliary patch tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: Each lever (42) is equipped with a handle (6) at its upper end.

6. The pharmaceutical auxiliary patch tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lower end of the application table (41) is provided with two sets of evenly distributed adsorption holes (9), and each set of adsorption holes (9) is connected to its vertically adjacent suction tube (45).

7. The pharmaceutical auxiliary patch tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: A washer (7) is provided at the lower end of the patch holder (1).

8. A medicinal auxiliary patch tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: The upper and lower inner walls of the patch (1) are provided with evenly distributed springs (3), and the springs (3) are all sleeved on the outer surface of the slide column (2).

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