A first aid kit for jellyfish sting pre-treatment

Abstract

The utility model discloses a kind of for jellyfish stings pretreatment first-aid kit, including first-aid kit main body, the upper end of first-aid kit main body is provided with bag cover, the periphery of first-aid kit main body is positioned with second zipper, the periphery of bag cover is positioned with first zipper, zipper head is set between the first zipper and second zipper, the inside of first-aid kit main body is provided with placing groove, the inside of placing groove is provided with forceps, antihistamine, analgesic and telescopic bucket.The utility model discloses a kind of for jellyfish stings pretreatment first-aid kit, inside setting folding type take seawater container, wash stings place with seawater, avoid using freshwater or alcohol, to avoid aggravating toxin release, carefully pick out the stinging capsule on wound with forceps, avoid direct contact with hand, if pain and itching are obvious, can use analgesic and antihistamine according to doctor's advice, it is convenient to quickly carry out first-aid treatment to jellyfish stings.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of treatment technology for stings from unidentified marine organisms, and in particular to a first aid kit for the pretreatment of jellyfish stings. Background Technology

[0002] A jellyfish sting pretreatment first aid kit is a medical kit for treating stings from unidentified marine organisms. my country's southeastern sea area is vast, with a long and winding coastline encompassing multiple climate zones, including tropical, subtropical, and temperate zones, and encompassing the two important sea areas of the East China Sea and the South China Sea. These unique and diverse climatic conditions have fostered extremely rich marine biological resources. Of the 8,233 recorded marine flora and fauna species in my country, 4,167 are found in the East China Sea and 5,613 in the South China Sea. Among these are many venomous and harmful species, such as jellyfish, sea snakes, and venomous fish. These organisms play a vital role in the marine ecosystem, posing a potential threat not only to human health and public health safety, but also potentially impacting coastal economic pillars such as fisheries and tourism. With continuous technological advancements, the requirements for jellyfish sting pretreatment first aid kits are also increasing.

[0003] Marine life injuries are common in the southeastern coastal region, frequently affecting local fishermen, tourists, and sea trainees. Due to insufficient public awareness, prevention and control measures are inadequate, and a systematic prevention strategy and effective emergency response mechanism are lacking. Common types of marine life injuries in the southeastern coastal region include jellyfish stings, sea snake bites, and sea urchin stings, with varying incidence rates. A survey of training injuries among sea trainees found that marine life injuries account for 25.67% of all training injuries, with jellyfish stings accounting for the highest proportion at 30.16%. Jellyfish stings typically occur when humans accidentally come into contact with jellyfish. The nematocysts release toxins after penetrating the body, causing damage to tissues or organs and triggering local or systemic pathophysiological reactions. After a jellyfish sting, the toxins are rapidly released and enter the bloodstream, causing linear or patchy rashes on the affected skin. Some cases may present with whip-like lesions, accompanied by significant itching. Severe cases may lead to anaphylactic shock, multiple organ dysfunction syndrome, and even death. Therefore, it is urgent to strengthen education on marine life-related injuries, enhance public awareness of prevention, and take practical and effective prevention and control measures to reduce the occurrence of marine life-related injuries and protect the life, health and safety of the people. To this end, we propose a first aid kit for the pretreatment of jellyfish stings. Utility Model Content

[0004] To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, this utility model provides a first-aid kit for jellyfish stings, which includes a foldable seawater container for rinsing the sting site with seawater. Fresh water or alcohol should be avoided as this may exacerbate toxin release. The nematocysts on the wound should be carefully removed with tweezers, avoiding direct contact with the skin. If pain and itching are significant, analgesics and antihistamines can be used as prescribed by a doctor. This kit facilitates rapid first-aid treatment for jellyfish stings and effectively solves the problems described in the prior art.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution adopted by this utility model is as follows: a first aid kit for jellyfish sting pretreatment, comprising a kit body, a cover at the upper end of the kit body, second zippers positioned around the kit body, first zippers positioned around the cover, a zipper head positioned between the first and second zippers, a placement slot inside the kit body, tweezers, antihistamines, analgesics, and a telescopic tube placed inside the placement slot, and a first elastic band, a second elastic band, a third elastic band, and a fourth elastic band positioned between the tweezers, antihistamines, analgesics, telescopic tube, and the kit body, respectively.

[0006] Preferably, the telescopic bucket includes a bucket hoop, a handle, a folding bucket body, and a folding pad. The handle is located on the outside of the bucket hoop, the folding pad is located on the folding bucket body, and the folding bucket body is located at the bottom of the bucket hoop.

[0007] Preferably, a handle is positioned on the side of the main body of the first aid kit, a locator is positioned between the main body of the first aid kit and the handle, a rigid cover is positioned on the inner side of the cover, and a desiccant mesh is provided on the surface of the rigid cover.

[0008] Preferably, the folding barrel body is folded and retracted by a folding pad, and a pin is provided between the handle and the barrel hoop, with the handle moving outside the barrel hoop via the pin.

[0009] Preferably, the main body of the first aid kit is lifted by a handle and a locator, and the rigid cover and the desiccant mesh are fixed together by sewing.

[0010] Preferably, the main body of the first aid kit and the lid are opened and closed by a first zipper, a second zipper and a zipper head, and the tweezers, antihistamines, analgesics and telescopic bucket are positioned by a first elastic band, a second elastic band, a third elastic band and a fourth elastic band, respectively.

[0011] Compared with existing technologies, this utility model provides a first aid kit for jellyfish sting pretreatment, which has the following advantages: This first aid kit for jellyfish sting pretreatment has a foldable seawater container inside, which allows the sting site to be rinsed with seawater. Fresh water or alcohol should be avoided to prevent aggravating toxin release. The nematocysts on the wound should be carefully removed with tweezers, avoiding direct contact with the hands. If pain and itching are significant, analgesics and antihistamines can be used as prescribed by a doctor. This facilitates rapid first aid treatment for jellyfish stings. The entire first aid kit for jellyfish sting pretreatment has a simple structure, is easy to operate, and is more effective than traditional methods. Attached Figure Description

[0012] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a first aid kit for jellyfish stings pretreatment according to the present invention.

[0013] Figure 2 This is a magnified structural diagram of section A in a first aid kit for jellyfish sting pretreatment according to the present invention.

[0014] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the telescopic bucket in the first aid kit for jellyfish sting pretreatment of this utility model, in its unfolded state.

[0015] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the retracted state of the telescopic bucket in a first aid kit for jellyfish sting pretreatment according to this utility model.

[0016] In the diagram: 1. First aid kit body; 2. First zipper; 3. Flap; 4. Rigid cover; 5. Desiccant mesh; 6. Zipper pull; 7. Storage slot; 8. Second zipper; 9. Telescopic bucket; 10. Locator; 11. Handle; 12. Tweezers; 13. First elastic band; 14. Second elastic band; 15. Antihistamine; 16. Pain reliever; 17. Third elastic band; 18. Fourth elastic band; 19. Hoop; 20. Handle; 21. Folding bucket body; 22. Folding pad. Detailed Implementation

[0017] The technical solution of this utility model will now be clearly and completely described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0018] like Figure 1-4As shown, a first aid kit for jellyfish stings includes a main body 1, a cover 3 at the top of the main body 1, second zippers 8 around the main body 1, and first zippers 2 around the cover 3. A zipper pull 6 is located between the first zippers 2 and the second zippers 8. The interior of the main body 1 has a storage slot 7 containing tweezers 12, an antihistamine 15, an analgesic 16, and a telescopic tube 9. First elastic bands are positioned between the tweezers 12, the antihistamine 15, the analgesic 16, the telescopic tube 9, and the main body 1. 13. The second elastic band 14, the third elastic band 17, and the fourth elastic band 18 are used to open and close the main body 1 and the cover 3 of the first aid kit via the first zipper 2, the second zipper 8, and the zipper head 6. The tweezers 12, antihistamines 15, analgesics 16, and telescopic tube 9 are positioned via the first elastic band 13, the second elastic band 14, the third elastic band 17, and the fourth elastic band 18, respectively. Carefully remove the nematocysts from the wound with the tweezers, avoiding direct contact with the hands. If the pain and itching are significant, analgesics and antihistamines can be used as prescribed by a doctor to facilitate rapid first aid treatment for jellyfish stings.

[0019] like Figure 3 , 4 As shown, the telescopic barrel 9 includes a barrel hoop 19, a handle 20, a folding barrel body 21, and a folding pad 22. The handle 20 is located on the outside of the barrel hoop 19, and the folding pad 22 is located on the folding barrel body 21. The folding barrel body 21 is located at the bottom of the barrel hoop 19. The folding barrel body 21 is folded and retracted through the folding pad 22. A pin is provided between the handle 20 and the barrel hoop 19, and the handle 20 moves on the outside of the barrel hoop 19 through the pin. A folding seawater container is provided inside, and the sting site is rinsed with seawater. Fresh water or alcohol should be avoided to prevent aggravating the release of toxins.

[0020] like Figure 1 , 2 As shown, a handle 11 is positioned on the side of the first aid kit body 1, and a locator 10 is positioned between the first aid kit body 1 and the handle 11. A rigid cover plate 4 is positioned on the inside of the cover 3, and a desiccant mesh 5 is provided on the surface of the rigid cover plate 4. The first aid kit body 1 is lifted by the handle 11 and the locator 10, and the rigid cover plate 4 and the desiccant mesh 5 are fixed by sewing.

[0021] Working principle: This utility model includes a first aid kit body 1, a first zipper 2, a cover 3, a rigid cover plate 4, a desiccant mesh 5, a zipper head 6, a placement slot 7, a second zipper 8, a telescopic bucket 9, a locator 10, a handle 11, tweezers 12, a first elastic band 13, a second elastic band 14, an antihistamine 15, an analgesic 16, a third elastic band 17, a fourth elastic band 18, a bucket hoop 19, a handle 20, a folding bucket body 21, and a folding soft pad 22. The interior is equipped with a folding seawater container. Rinse the sting site with seawater, avoiding the use of fresh water or alcohol to prevent aggravating toxin release. Carefully remove the nematocysts from the wound with tweezers, avoiding direct contact with the hands. If pain and itching are significant, analgesics and antihistamines can be used as prescribed by a doctor, facilitating rapid first aid treatment for jellyfish stings.

[0022] The foregoing has shown and described the basic principles, main features, and advantages of this utility model. Those skilled in the art should understand that this utility model is not limited to the above embodiments. The embodiments and descriptions in the specification are merely illustrative of the principles of this utility model. Various changes and modifications can be made to this utility model without departing from its spirit and scope, and all such changes and modifications fall within the scope of the claimed utility model.

Claims

1. A first aid kit for jellyfish sting pretreatment, comprising a kit body (1), characterized in that: The upper end of the first aid kit body (1) is provided with a cover (3). The first aid kit body (1) is provided with a second zipper (8) around its perimeter. The cover (3) is provided with a first zipper (2) around its perimeter. A zipper head (6) is provided between the first zipper (2) and the second zipper (8). The first aid kit body (1) is provided with a placement slot (7). The placement slot (7) is provided with tweezers (12), antihistamines (15), analgesics (16) and a telescopic tube (9). The tweezers (12), antihistamines (15), analgesics (16), telescopic tube (9) and the first aid kit body (1) are respectively positioned with a first elastic band (13), a second elastic band (14), a third elastic band (17) and a fourth elastic band (18).

2. The first aid kit for jellyfish sting pretreatment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The telescopic bucket (9) includes a bucket hoop (19), a handle (20), a folding bucket body (21), and a folding cushion (22). The handle (20) is located outside the bucket hoop (19), the folding cushion (22) is located on the folding bucket body (21), and the folding bucket body (21) is located at the bottom of the bucket hoop (19).

3. The first aid kit for jellyfish sting pretreatment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first aid kit body (1) has a handle (11) positioned on its side, and a locator (10) is positioned between the first aid kit body (1) and the handle (11). A hard cover plate (4) is positioned on the inside of the bag cover (3), and a desiccant mesh (5) is provided on the surface of the hard cover plate (4).

4. A first aid kit for jellyfish stings according to claim 2, characterized in that: The folding barrel (21) is folded and retracted by the folding pad (22). A pin is provided between the handle (20) and the barrel hoop (19), and the handle (20) moves on the outside of the barrel hoop (19) through the pin.

5. A first aid kit for jellyfish stings according to claim 3, characterized in that: The main body (1) of the first aid kit is lifted by the handle (11) and the locator (10), and the hard cover (4) and the desiccant mesh (5) are fixed by sewing.

6. A first aid kit for jellyfish stings according to claim 1, characterized in that: The main body (1) of the first aid kit and the cover (3) are opened and closed by a first zipper (2), a second zipper (8) and a zipper head (6). The tweezers (12), antihistamine (15), analgesic (16) and telescopic bucket (9) are positioned by a first elastic band (13), a second elastic band (14), a third elastic band (17) and a fourth elastic band (18), respectively.

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