An apparatus for recycling

Abstract

The utility model relates to instrument recovery technical field, and disclose a kind of instrument recovery device, including bottom support frame, the top of bottom support frame is provided with top support plate, instrument recovery assembly is provided on top support plate, the utility model is provided with instrument recovery assembly on top support plate, wherein the first limiting slot in instrument recovery assembly can be limited to scalpel handle, second limiting slot can be limited to scalpel head, so that scalpel placed on support connecting plate can be independently separated and stored, and instruments such as operating forceps can be inserted into second drainage hole and stored separately, thereby enabling the stable recovery of used surgical instruments, thereby avoiding the problem of falling during the transfer of surgical instruments caused by using traditional trays, and the device can also facilitate user disinfection and cleaning of recovered surgical instruments, and is more flexible to use.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of medical device recycling technology, specifically a medical device recycling device. Background Technology

[0002] The surgical instrument table is a table on which surgical instruments are placed before clinical surgery. As the scrub nurse places the instruments needed during the operation on the table, the surgical instrument table must adhere to the principles of cleanliness, orderliness, aseptic technique, and tumor-free operation.

[0003] A search revealed a Chinese patent publication number, CN 219579053 U, which discloses a surgical instrument recycling and infection prevention device, relating to the technical field of medical device recycling devices. The device includes an outer protective box with side boxes fixedly installed on both sides. Each side box has a handle groove on its upper side. A collection box is inserted into the outer protective box. An upper clamping plate is fixedly installed at the upper rear end of the outer protective box, and a lower clamping plate is fixedly installed at the rear end below the upper clamping plate. A connecting plate is fixedly installed on the upper clamping plate, and two side plates are fixedly installed at the lower end of the lower clamping plate. A pressure plate is movably installed between the two side plates, and an adjusting shaft is provided between the two side plates. The outer protective box is installed on one side of a trolley via the insertion of the upper and lower clamping plates at its rear end. The adjusting shaft can be driven by adjusting wheels on both sides of the outer protective box to rotate in the screw holes of two inclined top blocks. The two inclined top blocks then press the pressure plate towards the bottom of the trolley's operating table, thus securing the outer protective box to one side of the trolley.

[0004] The instrument recovery device in the aforementioned patent still has some shortcomings. After use, most existing surgical instruments are recovered and stored using surgical trays for scalpels or forceps. However, the surgical trays are low on the sides, making it easy for the instruments to slip during nurse transfers. This poses a safety hazard and can also damage the instruments, making it inconvenient for users to recover and store them. Utility Model Content

[0005] To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, this utility model provides an instrument recycling device, which solves the problem that most surgical instruments are recycled and stored using surgical trays after use. However, the surgical trays are often too low, making it easy for surgical instruments to slip during nurse transfers, posing a safety hazard and potentially damaging the instruments. This also makes it inconvenient for users to recycle and store surgical instruments.

[0006] This utility model provides the following technical solution: an instrument recycling device, including a bottom support frame, a top support plate at the top of the bottom support frame, the bottom support frame and the top support plate being connected by four evenly arranged support columns, movable wheels evenly installed around the bottom of the bottom support frame, and an instrument recycling component on the top support plate.

[0007] The instrument retrieval assembly includes an instrument placement opening on the top support plate, an instrument retrieval chamber on the bottom side of the instrument placement opening, a support connecting plate inside the instrument retrieval chamber, a side opening on the side of the support connecting plate, a plurality of first drainage holes evenly distributed on the support connecting plate, a first support plate evenly distributed with a plurality of first limiting grooves on the support connecting plate, a second support plate evenly distributed on the other side of the first support plate, a plurality of second limiting grooves evenly distributed on the second support plate, two sets of limiting baffles symmetrically distributed on both sides of the top of the support connecting plate, an instrument placement rack inserted into the limiting baffle, a plurality of second drainage holes evenly distributed on the instrument placement rack, a sliding slot at the end of the top support plate, and a closing connecting plate inserted into the sliding slot.

[0008] Preferred technical solution 1: A push handle is provided on the side of the closed connecting plate, and the push handle is connected to the closed connecting plate by a pull connecting rod.

[0009] Preferred technical solution 2: The bottom side of the instrument recovery chamber is connected to a drain pipe, and a valve is installed on the drain pipe.

[0010] Preferred technical solution 3: The bottom side of the instrument recovery chamber is inclined inward.

[0011] This design allows liquid dripping to the bottom of the instrument recovery chamber to be better discharged into the drain pipe.

[0012] Preferred technical solution four: The width of the first limiting groove is greater than the width of the second limiting groove.

[0013] This design allows the scalpel handle to be more stably limited by the first limiting groove, while the scalpel head is more stably limited by the second limiting groove.

[0014] Preferred technical solution five: The instrument placement rack is I-shaped.

[0015] This design allows the bottom of the instrument placement rack to be better inserted into the limiting baffle.

[0016] Compared with the prior art, the present invention provides a medical device for recycling, which has the following advantages:

[0017] This invention features an instrument recovery assembly on a top support plate. The assembly includes a first limiting groove to limit the scalpel handle and a second limiting groove to limit the scalpel head, allowing scalpels placed on the support plate to be stored independently. Surgical forceps and similar instruments can be inserted into the second drainage hole for separate storage. This ensures stable recovery of used surgical instruments, avoiding the problem of instruments falling during transfer that often occurs with traditional trays. Furthermore, the device facilitates disinfection and cleaning of recovered surgical instruments, making it more flexible to use. Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the present invention;

[0019] Figure 2 For the present utility model Figure 1 Enlarged view of the middle sliding slot structure;

[0020] Figure 3 This is an exploded view of the structure of this utility model;

[0021] Figure 4 For the present utility model Figure 3 Enlarged view of the structure of the first drainage hole.

[0022] In the diagram: 1. Bottom support frame; 2. Top support plate; 3. Support column; 4. Casters; 5. Equipment recovery assembly;

[0023] 501. Instrument placement opening; 502. Instrument retrieval compartment; 503. Support connecting plate; 504. Side opening; 505. First drain hole; 506. First support plate; 507. First limiting groove; 508. Second support plate; 509. Second limiting groove; 510. Limiting baffle; 511. Instrument placement rack; 512. Second drain hole; 513. Sliding slot; 514. Closing connecting plate; 515. Push handle; 516. Pull connecting rod; 517. Drain pipe; 518. Valve. Detailed Implementation

[0024] Please see Figure 1-4 ,

[0025] Example 1: An instrument retrieval device includes a bottom support frame 1, a top support plate 2 is provided at the top of the bottom support frame 1, the bottom support frame 1 and the top support plate 2 are connected by four evenly arranged support columns 3, movable wheels 4 are evenly installed around the bottom of the bottom support frame 1, and an instrument retrieval component 5 is provided on the top support plate 2.

[0026] The instrument recovery assembly 5 includes an instrument placement opening 501 on the top support plate 2, an instrument recovery chamber 502 on the bottom side of the instrument placement opening 501, a support connecting plate 503 inside the instrument recovery chamber 502, a side opening 504 on the side of the support connecting plate 503, a plurality of first drainage holes 505 evenly distributed on the support connecting plate 503, a first support plate 506 evenly distributed on the support connecting plate 503, a plurality of first limiting grooves 507 evenly distributed on the first support plate 506, a second support plate 508 evenly distributed on the other side of the first support plate 506, a plurality of second limiting grooves 509 evenly distributed on the second support plate 508, and two sets of limiting baffles 510 symmetrically distributed on both sides of the top of the support connecting plate 503.

[0027] An instrument placement rack 511 is inserted into the limiting baffle 510. Several second drainage holes 512 are evenly opened on the instrument placement rack 511. A sliding slot 513 is opened at the end of the top support plate 2. A closing connecting plate 514 is inserted into the sliding slot 513. A push handle 515 is provided on the side of the closing connecting plate 514. The push handle 515 and the closing connecting plate 514 are connected by a pull connecting rod 516. A drainage pipe 517 is connected to the bottom side of the instrument recovery chamber 502. A valve 518 is installed on the drainage pipe 517.

[0028] Example 2: The difference between this example and Example 1 is that the bottom side of the instrument recovery chamber 502 is inclined inward.

[0029] This allows the liquid dripping to the bottom of the instrument recovery chamber 502 to be better discharged into the drain pipe 517.

[0030] Example 3: The difference between this example and Example 1 is that the width of the first limiting groove 507 is greater than the width of the second limiting groove 509.

[0031] This allows the scalpel handle to be limited by the first limiting groove 507, while the scalpel head is more stably limited by the second limiting groove 509.

[0032] Example 4: The difference between this example and Example 1 is that the instrument placement rack 511 is I-shaped.

[0033] This allows the bottom of the instrument placement rack 511 to be better inserted into the limiting baffle 510.

[0034] In this embodiment, since most existing surgical instruments are collected and stored using surgical trays after use, the surgical trays are relatively low on the sides, making it easy for the surgical instruments placed on them to slip during the nurse's transfer process. This poses certain safety hazards and can also cause damage to the surgical instruments, making it inconvenient for users to collect and store the surgical instruments.

[0035] In summary, in practical implementation, when a user needs to collect and store surgical instruments after use during surgery, the user can pull the push handle 515, which in turn pulls the connecting rod 516 to pull out the closed connecting plate 514, which is inserted into the sliding slot 513 and closes the instrument placement opening 501, to one side. At this time, the user can place the used scalpel in the instrument collection chamber 502. The instrument collection chamber 502 is provided with a support connecting plate 503, which is provided with a first support plate 506 and a second support plate 508. The first limiting groove 507 on the first support plate 506 can limit the scalpel handle, and the second limiting groove 509 on the second support plate 508 can limit the scalpel head, so that the used scalpel can be stored more stably and independently.

[0036] After use, surgical forceps and other instruments can be inserted into the instrument storage rack 511 and stored separately through several second drainage holes 512. This allows for more stable recovery and transfer of surgical instruments. The support connecting plate 503 is also equipped with a first drainage hole 505 and a side opening 504, so that liquid dripping from the surgical instruments or blood adhering to the scalpel can be collected at the bottom of the instrument recovery chamber 502 and then discharged through the drainage pipe 517. This device also allows users to directly disinfect and rinse the surgical instruments placed on the instrument recovery assembly 5, making it more convenient for users.

Claims

1. An apparatus for recycling, comprising a bottom support frame (1), characterized in that: The bottom support frame (1) is provided with a top support plate (2) at its top. The bottom support frame (1) and the top support plate (2) are connected by four evenly arranged support columns (3). The bottom support frame (1) is evenly equipped with moving wheels (4) around its bottom. The top support plate (2) is provided with an instrument recovery assembly (5). The instrument retrieval assembly (5) includes an instrument placement opening (501) on the top support plate (2), an instrument retrieval chamber (502) is provided on the bottom side of the instrument placement opening (501), a support connecting plate (503) is provided inside the instrument retrieval chamber (502), a side opening (504) is provided on the side of the support connecting plate (503), a plurality of first drainage holes (505) are evenly provided on the support connecting plate (503), and a first support plate (506) is also provided on the support connecting plate (503), a plurality of first limiting grooves are evenly provided on the first support plate (506). (507) A second support plate (508) is provided on the other side of the first support plate (506). A plurality of second limiting grooves (509) are evenly provided on the second support plate (508). Two sets of limiting baffles (510) are symmetrically provided on both sides of the top of the support connecting plate (503). An instrument placement rack (511) is inserted into the limiting baffle (510). A plurality of second drain holes (512) are evenly provided on the instrument placement rack (511). A sliding slot (513) is provided at the end of the top support plate (2). A closing connecting plate (514) is inserted into the sliding slot (513).

2. An apparatus for recycling according to claim 1, wherein: The side of the closed connecting plate (514) is provided with a push handle (515), and the push handle (515) is connected to the closed connecting plate (514) by a pull connecting rod (516).

3. The medical device recycling device according to claim 2, characterized in that: The bottom side of the instrument recovery chamber (502) is connected to a drain pipe (517), and a valve (518) is installed on the drain pipe (517).

4. An apparatus for recycling according to claim 3, wherein: The bottom side of the instrument recovery chamber (502) is inclined inward.

5. An apparatus for recycling according to claim 4, wherein: The width of the first limiting groove (507) is greater than the width of the second limiting groove (509).

6. An apparatus for recycling according to claim 5, wherein: The instrument rack (511) is I-shaped.

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