Restraint hand slap
By setting puncture sites and fixation brackets on the restraint handpiece, the problems of inconvenience in operation and observation of existing restraint handpieces are solved, thereby improving the work efficiency of medical staff and the comfort of patients.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- BEIJING ANZHEN HOSPITAL AFFILIATED TO CAPITAL MEDICAL UNIV
- Filing Date
- 2025-04-18
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-17
AI Technical Summary
The existing restraint hand tapping method is not convenient for medical staff to operate and observe the puncture site, resulting in low work efficiency.
A restraint hand slapping device was designed, comprising a hand slapping body and a fixing bracket. The hand slapping body has a puncture port to facilitate exposure of the puncture site, and the fixing bracket is used to support and fix the patient's hand. It is combined with ventilation holes and a magic fixation strap to improve the ease of operation and comfort.
By fully exposing the puncture site, it facilitates operation and observation by medical staff, improves work efficiency, and enhances patient comfort and restraint effectiveness.
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Abstract
Claims
1. A restraining hand slap, characterized in that, The restraint hand-holding includes: The hand-held device has a receiving space, which has an insertion port and a puncture port. The insertion port is located on one side of the hand-held device along its length, and the puncture port is located on the side wall of the hand-held device and is used to expose the patient's radial artery. A fixation bracket is disposed within the receiving space, the fixation bracket abuts against the patient's hand, and is used to support the patient's hand.
2. The constrained hand clap of claim 1, wherein, The fixing bracket includes a first fixing part and a second fixing part. In the height direction of the hand-held body, the second fixing part extends from one end of the first fixing part away from the first fixing part. The first fixing part has a first fixing groove, and the second fixing part has a second fixing groove. The first fixing groove is used to abut against the patient's wrist, and the second fixing groove is used to abut against the patient's fingers. The first fixing groove and the second fixing groove are connected.
3. The constrained hand clap of claim 2, wherein, The restraint hand also includes a first elastic band and a second elastic band, which are disposed on opposite sides of the first fixing part. The first elastic band has multiple connecting holes, and the second elastic band has multiple elastic protrusions. The connecting holes are used to cooperate with the elastic protrusions.
4. The constrained hand clap of claim 1, wherein, The hand-held device has multiple first ventilation holes, and the fixed bracket has multiple second ventilation holes, with the first ventilation holes and the second ventilation holes facing each other.
5. The constrained hand clap of claim 1, wherein, The restraint hand also includes a silicone pad that covers the edge of the puncture site.
6. The constrained hand clap of claim 1, wherein, The restraining handpiece also includes a first Velcro strap, which is connected to the handpiece body and located on one side of the insertion opening.
7. The constrained hand clap of claim 6, wherein, The restraining handpiece also includes a second Velcro strap, which is connected to the handpiece body and located on the side of the inlet away from the first Velcro strap.
8. The constrained hand clap of claim 1, wherein, The fixed bracket is detachably connected to the hand-held device.
9. The constrained hand clap of claim 1, wherein, The hand-held body has a third vent hole, which is directly opposite the insertion port.
10. The constrained hand clap of claim 1, wherein, The hand-held device is equipped with a fixing strap, which is located on the side of the puncture site closer to the patient's finger.