Treatment tray with shelf

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of medical auxiliary device, specifically disclose a kind of treatment tray with storage rack. Including disc body, disc body is equipped with placing rack, and placing rack is equipped with placing hole, and disc body is fixed with fixed plate along vertical direction, and the bottom of placing rack is fixed with mounting plate, and mounting plate is located in the lateral direction of fixed plate and opposite to fixed plate, and the below of placing rack is equipped with fixed rod horizontally, and fixed rod simultaneously penetrates fixed plate and mounting plate and can be removed from at least one of fixed plate and mounting plate;Plaster opening is equipped on placing rack, and plaster opening is located above fixed rod.The treatment tray with storage rack in the utility model solves the problem that the existing treatment tray is large in size and cannot place plaster.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of medical auxiliary devices, specifically to a treatment tray with a shelf. Background Technology

[0002] Current treatment trays are typically a single tray used by medical staff to hold commonly used tools such as disinfectant, cotton swabs, scissors, and adhesive tape during procedures like IV infusions and blood draws. However, all the tools are scattered haphazardly within the tray, making it difficult to quickly and accurately locate the necessary items in emergency situations such as first aid.

[0003] Later, a medical nursing treatment tray appeared, as shown in patent number CN215651576U. It is equipped with a tray body and a drawer set in the tray body and can be pulled out from the side of the tray body facing the user. The drawer has several storage slots. The upper surface of the tray body is detachably connected to a contaminant tray for placing contaminants and a sharps box for placing sharps. A third through groove is opened on the upper surface of the tray body away from the drawer. A bracket is slidably connected in the third through groove. The bracket has several through holes for placing disinfectant and several test tube holes for placing blood collection tubes.

[0004] While the aforementioned treatment tray allows for the separate storage of sharps such as scissors, blood collection tubes, and disinfectants, and features corresponding holes to restrain these items, its large size makes it difficult for medical staff, especially female staff, to steadily hold it with one hand and retrieve the necessary items with the other. Secondly, the tray lacks a designated place for adhesive tape. While tape is typically placed in a drawer or on the tray itself, it is easily compressed and obscured by other items when laid horizontally. This makes it difficult to quickly and accurately locate the tape when the tray is cluttered. Since treatment trays are often needed for blood collection or intravenous infusions, obstructing the tape undoubtedly inconveniences medical staff. Therefore, in practice, medical staff usually keep the tape in their work uniform pockets, which leads to dust contamination. Furthermore, placing the adhesive directly in the treatment tray or pocket can cause it to roll out if the treatment tray tipps over or if medical staff bend over. Since the adhesive tape is round, it tends to roll on the ground after rolling out, making it difficult to retrieve. Utility Model Content

[0005] The present invention aims to provide a treatment tray with a shelf to solve the problem that existing treatment trays are too large and cannot hold adhesive tape.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution: a treatment tray with a shelf, comprising a tray body, a shelf on the tray body, a shelf with a placement hole, a fixing plate fixed vertically along the upper edge of the tray body, a mounting plate fixed at the bottom of the shelf, the mounting plate being located to the side of the fixing plate and opposite to the fixing plate, a fixing rod horizontally provided below the shelf, the fixing rod passing through both the fixing plate and the mounting plate and being detachable from at least one of the fixing plate and the mounting plate; the shelf has an adhesive tape opening located above the fixing rod.

[0007] The beneficial effects of this plan are:

[0008] 1. In this design, a space is created below the opening of the adhesive tape for placement. During use, the free end of the tape can be pulled out through the opening. The fixing rod positions the tape, preventing it from slipping out of the opening and only pulling out the portion to be used. Current medical tapes are designed for easy tearing; therefore, to cut the tape, press the extended portion of the tape onto the holder, then tear downwards the part extending to the outside of the holder to remove the desired section. Since no manual fixation of the main body of the tape is required, this process can be completed with one hand, simplifying the operation.

[0009] At the same time, the part of the tape that is attached to the shelf can also fix the tape in place, preventing the tape from falling off the fixing rod. Therefore, there is no risk of the tape falling off after installation in this solution.

[0010] 2. In this solution, the fixing rod passes through the fixing plate and the mounting plate to connect the fixing plate and the mounting plate. The fixing plate is fixed to the plate body, and the mounting plate is fixed to the placement frame. Connecting the fixing plate and the mounting plate can prevent the placement frame from separating from the plate body. Therefore, the fixing rod in this solution can connect the placement frame and the plate body.

[0011] Furthermore, there are at least two fixing plates, with a tape placement cavity formed between the two fixing plates, the tape opening communicating with the tape placement cavity, and the fixing rod passing through both fixing plates simultaneously.

[0012] The beneficial effects of this solution are as follows: When the treatment tray in this solution is used, after the adhesive tape is installed, the two fixing plates are located on both sides of the adhesive tape, which can limit the adhesive tape from both sides and further prevent the adhesive tape from falling off.

[0013] Furthermore, one end of the fixing plate is fixed to the side wall of the disc body, and the other end is fixed with a sealing plate. Both the sealing plate and the fixing plate are fixed to the bottom of the disc body. The side wall of the disc body is provided with an installation port that communicates with the adhesive tape placement cavity, and the installation plate can slide into the adhesive tape placement cavity from the installation port.

[0014] The beneficial effects of this solution are as follows: the adhesive tape placement cavity formed between the sealing plate, the fixing plate, and the side wall of the disc is a relatively sealed space. After the adhesive tape is installed into the adhesive tape placement cavity, even if the inner wall of the disc is cleaned or disinfected with disinfectants such as alcohol, water or alcohol will not enter the adhesive tape and cause it to fail.

[0015] Furthermore, the side of the placement rack away from the side wall of the plate has an inclined surface. The upper end of the inclined surface is connected to the top of the placement rack, and the lower end is inclined towards the side wall of the plate. The inclined surface is opposite to the sealing plate.

[0016] The beneficial effects of this solution are as follows: When peeling off the tape, since it is necessary to first stick the tape to the top of the shelf and then peel the part of the tape near the free end downwards, the bevel in this solution prevents the part of the tape near the free end from sticking too much to the shelf. After this part is peeled off, it can be used more conveniently without having to peel it off from the shelf first.

[0017] Furthermore, there are two mounting plates, both of which are located between the two fixing plates and are attached to the two fixing plates respectively.

[0018] The beneficial effects of this solution are: the two mounting plates can better connect the placement rack to the turntable, preventing the placement rack from detaching.

[0019] Furthermore, a trash can is installed on the shelf, and the bottom of the trash can has a bottom side wall.

[0020] The beneficial effects of this solution are as follows: When using the treatment tray in this solution, medical waste such as cotton swabs, gauze, and cotton balls can be placed in the trash can for storage, preventing the above-mentioned medical waste from being directly piled on the tray and contaminating other tools on the tray.

[0021] Furthermore, two slide rails are fixed on the plate body, with the two slide rails located on both sides of the placement frame, and the placement frame slidingly engaging with the two slide rails.

[0022] The beneficial effects of this solution are: the slide rail guides the installation of the placement rack, and after the placement rack slides in, it also prevents the placement rack from moving upwards or to the sides relative to the plate, thus improving the fixing effect of the placement rack.

[0023] Furthermore, the tray is provided with a drain outlet, which extends along the extension direction of the slide rail. The drain outlet is located on the side of the trash can near the side wall of the tray. The bottom of the trash can abuts against the bottom of the tray, and there is an overlapping area between the bottom of the trash can and the drain outlet.

[0024] The advantages of this solution are as follows: Firstly, the drain outlet allows liquid to be drained from the tray without tilting or flipping it. Secondly, if disinfectant is accidentally spilled or stains need to be cleaned, there is no need to remove items from the treatment tray first, making operation more convenient. Thirdly, since the drain outlet is located behind the trash can, the trash can effectively shields the drain, ensuring drainage while preventing objects from falling out of the tray.

[0025] Furthermore, the trash can has an opening and a cover for covering the opening, and a limit block is fixed on the trash can, which is located below the placement frame; the cross-sectional area of ​​the drain outlet is larger than the cross-sectional area of ​​the trash can, and the drain outlet allows the trash can to fall out.

[0026] The beneficial effects of this solution are as follows: the lid prevents medical waste from falling out of the trash can, while the limiting block prevents the trash can from falling off the tray when it tilts or even tipes over, thus preventing medical waste from spilling out. The drain design allows the trash can to be removed from the drain as it slides towards the side wall of the tray along the placement rack. Furthermore, once the placement rack is installed, the bottom of the tray supports the trash can, preventing it from falling off. Secondly, because the bottom of the trash can abuts against the bottom of the tray, and part of the bottom side wall of the trash can extends to the drain, water flowing towards the drain is more easily drained through the drain by the guiding effect of the trash can's side wall.

[0027] Furthermore, the placement rack is provided with several placement angled holes, with the upper end of the placement angled holes tilted away from the side wall of the plate.

[0028] The beneficial effects of this solution are as follows: the design of the inclined hole allows the blood collection tube to be placed at an angle, at which point the placement frame only needs a relatively lower height to limit the upper part of the blood collection tube, thereby preventing the blood collection tube from falling off the placement frame. Attached Figure Description

[0029] Figure 1 This is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present utility model;

[0030] Figure 2 for Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the installation of the central shelf and the tray. Detailed Implementation

[0031] The following detailed description illustrates the specific implementation method:

[0032] The reference numerals in the accompanying drawings include: disc body 1, slide rail 11, support leg 12, drain outlet 13, fixing plate 14, sealing plate 15, placement rack 2, placement hole 21, tape opening 22, inclined surface 23, placement inclined hole 24, slider 25, mounting plate 26, sleeve 3, fixing rod 4, and trash can 5.

[0033] Example

[0034] The implementation examples are basically as follows Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, a treatment tray with a shelf includes a tray body 1, on which a shelf 2 is provided. The tray body 1 includes an integrally formed bottom side wall and four vertical side walls. Four legs 12 are welded to the bottom of the tray body 1, specifically, the four legs 12 are located at the four top corners of the tray body 1. Slide rails 11 are welded to the top of the vertical side walls on both the left and right sides. The shelf 2 is inverted U-shaped. In this embodiment, the width of the tray body 1 is 1 / 3 of the width of the tray body 1. L-shaped sliders 25 are provided at both ends of the shelf 2. The sliders 25 cooperate with the slide rails 11, allowing the shelf 2 to slide forward along the slide rails 11 and be installed on the tray body 1.

[0035] Two fixing plates 14 are provided on the disc body 1. Both fixing plates 14 are close to the rear vertical sidewall of the disc body 1. The fixing plates 14 are vertically arranged, and their bottom and rear ends are welded to the bottom and rear vertical sidewall of the disc body 1, respectively. A sealing plate 15 is welded to the front end of the two fixing plates 14. The lower end of the sealing plate 15 is also welded to the bottom sidewall of the disc body 1, so that the two fixing plates 14 and the sealing plate 15 form a tape placement cavity. Two mounting plates 26 are welded to the bottom of the placement rack 2. The two mounting plates 26 are vertically arranged and are located between the two fixing plates 14 and are in contact with the two fixing plates 14. An installation opening is provided on the rear vertical sidewall of the disc body 1. The installation opening is located between the two fixing plates 14 and is used for the mounting plate 26 to slide into the tape placement cavity. A rear baffle is welded to the rear end of the mounting plate 26. The rear baffle abuts against the rear vertical sidewall of the disc body 1 to close the installation opening.

[0036] The placement rack 2 has an adhesive tape opening 22 in the middle, located above the adhesive tape placement cavity. The right end of the placement rack 2 has a slope 23 opposite to the adhesive tape opening 22, with its upper end connecting to the top of the placement rack 2 and its lower end tilting backward to reduce contact with the adhesive tape. A fixing rod 4 is horizontally positioned below the adhesive tape opening 22, passing horizontally through the aligned fixing plate 14 and mounting plate 26. In this embodiment, the fixing rod 4 uses a long bolt. After passing through the right-side fixing plate 14, the fixing rod 4 is secured with bolts, locking the fixing plate 14 and mounting plate 26 and fixing the placement rack 2 onto the tray 1.

[0037] The left side of the rack 2 has two placement holes 21 for placing containers containing disinfectants such as alcohol or iodine. The two holes 21 allow for the placement of two different containers. In practice, the diameter and shape of the placement holes 21 can be determined based on the outer diameter of the container, ensuring that the lower end of the container can pass through the placement hole 21 and rest on the tray 1. The shape of the placement holes 21 can also be increased or decreased depending on the length of the tray 1 and the number of containers to be placed.

[0038] Sleeves 3 are provided on the left and right sides of the tape opening 22. The sleeves 3 penetrate vertically through the placement rack 2 and can slide down from the placement rack 2. One sleeve 3 can hold unused cotton swabs, pens and other long strips, while the other sleeve 3 is used to hold scissors and other sharp objects. In actual implementation, the sleeves 3 can also adopt a barrel-shaped structure with a bottom, so that the items inside the sleeves 3 can be taken out at the same time when the sleeves 3 are taken out.

[0039] A waste bin 5 is vertically positioned on the right side of the sleeve 3. The waste bin 5 has a bottom sidewall for storing medical waste such as used cotton swabs. A ring-shaped limiting block is welded to the bottom of the waste bin 5. The outer diameter of the limiting block is larger than the outer diameter of the waste bin 5, thus preventing the waste bin 5 from falling off the shelf 2 when the tray 1 tilts or even tipes over. A lid is hinged to the top of the waste bin 5 for sealing. In practice, a magnet can also be installed on the waste bin 5, and the lid can be made of a material that can be attracted by the magnet, so that the lid will not open automatically after being closed, thus preventing the medical waste inside from falling out when the waste bin 5 is tilted.

[0040] The bottom sidewall of the tray 1 is also provided with a drain outlet 13. Specifically, the drain outlet 13 is located behind and opposite the trash can 5. At the same time, the bottom of the trash can 5 rests on the tray 1, and part of the bottom covers the drain outlet 13. In this embodiment, the cross-sectional area of ​​the drain outlet 13 is larger than the cross-sectional area of ​​the trash can 5, so that the trash can 5 can fall out of the drain outlet 13 after sliding backward to the position opposite to the drain outlet 13. In this embodiment, the top of the bottom sidewall of the tray 1 is an arc-shaped surface. Specifically, the end near the drain outlet 13 is slightly lower than the end away from the drain outlet 13, ensuring that when the tray 1 is horizontal, the liquid in the tray 1 can automatically flow to the side near the drain outlet 13, thereby quickly being discharged from the drain outlet 13.

[0041] The right side of the trash can 5 is provided with several inclined holes 24. The upper end of the inclined holes 24 is tilted forward. Specifically, the diameter of the inclined holes 24 is determined according to the outer diameter of commonly used blood collection tubes, ensuring that the blood collection tubes can be inserted into the inclined holes 24.

[0042] The specific implementation process is as follows:

[0043] When using the treatment tray in this solution, first slide the placement rack 2 forward, and during the sliding process, install the trash can 5 upward on the placement rack 2 through the drain outlet 13. Then, slide the trash can 5 and the placement rack 2 forward synchronously until the rear baffle abuts against the tray body 1. Next, vertically insert the adhesive tape into the adhesive tape placement cavity through the adhesive tape opening 22, and stick the free end of the adhesive tape to the top of the placement rack 2. Finally, insert the fixing rod 4 through the fixing plate 14, the mounting plate 26, and the opening in the center of the adhesive tape, and lock it with bolts to install the placement rack 2 onto the tray body 1.

[0044] In actual use, according to the medical staff's usage habits, place one or both of the containers containing alcohol and iodine into the placement hole 21. At this time, the bottom of the tray 1 supports the container, and the support frame limits the container. Then, place long strips such as cotton swabs and sharp instruments such as scissors into the two sleeves 3 respectively, and place the blood collection tube into the placement angled hole 24. During use, dispose of used cotton swabs and other medical waste into the trash can 5.

[0045] If blood, disinfectant, or other stains drip onto the plate 1 during use, pour clean water or alcohol onto the plate 1 to clean and disinfect it. Without tilting the plate 1, the liquid will automatically drain from the drain outlet 13. Finally, wipe the remaining liquid at the drain outlet 13 with a paper towel to quickly remove the residual liquid.

[0046] The above descriptions are merely embodiments of this utility model. Commonly known technical solutions and / or characteristics are not described in detail here. It should be noted that those skilled in the art can make various modifications and improvements without departing from the technical solution of this utility model. These modifications and improvements should also be considered within the scope of protection of this utility model, and will not affect the effectiveness of the implementation of this utility model or the practicality of the patent. The scope of protection claimed in this application should be determined by the content of its claims, and the specific embodiments described in the specification can be used to interpret the content of the claims.

Claims

1. A treatment tray with a shelf, comprising a tray body, a shelf on the tray body, and a shelf having a placement hole, characterized in that: A fixing plate is vertically fixed to the upper edge of the tray, and a mounting plate is fixed to the bottom of the placement rack. The mounting plate is located to the side of the fixing plate and opposite to the fixing plate. A fixing rod is horizontally provided below the placement rack. The fixing rod passes through both the fixing plate and the mounting plate and can be removed from at least one of the fixing plate and the mounting plate. The placement rack is provided with an adhesive tape opening, which is located above the fixing rod.

2. A treatment tray with a shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that: The device has at least two fixing plates, with a tape placement cavity formed between the two fixing plates. The tape opening communicates with the tape placement cavity, and the fixing rod passes through both fixing plates simultaneously.

3. A treatment tray with a shelf according to claim 2, characterized in that: One end of the fixing plate is fixed to the side wall of the disc body, and the other end is fixed with a sealing plate. Both the sealing plate and the fixing plate are fixed to the bottom of the disc body. The side wall of the disc body is provided with an installation port that communicates with the adhesive tape placement cavity. The installation plate can slide into the adhesive tape placement cavity from the installation port.

4. A treatment tray with a shelf according to claim 3, characterized in that: The placement rack has an inclined surface on the side away from the side wall of the tray. The upper end of the inclined surface is connected to the top of the placement rack, and the lower end is inclined towards the side wall of the tray. The inclined surface is opposite to the sealing plate.

5. A treatment tray with a shelf according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that: There are also two mounting plates, and both mounting plates are located between the two fixing plates and are respectively attached to the two fixing plates.

6. A treatment tray with a shelf according to claim 3, characterized in that: The shelf is equipped with a trash can, and the bottom of the trash can has a bottom side wall.

7. A treatment tray with a shelf according to claim 6, characterized in that: Two slide rails are fixed on the plate body. The two slide rails are located on both sides of the placement frame, and the placement frame slides in conjunction with the two slide rails.

8. A treatment tray with a shelf according to claim 7, characterized in that: The tray is equipped with a drain outlet, which extends along the direction of the slide rail. The drain outlet is located on the side of the trash can near the side wall of the tray. The bottom of the trash can abuts against the bottom of the tray, and there is an overlapping area between the bottom of the trash can and the drain outlet.

9. A treatment tray with a shelf according to claim 8, characterized in that: The trash can has an opening and a lid for covering the opening. A limit block is fixed on the trash can and the limit block is located below the placement frame. The cross-sectional area of ​​the drain outlet is larger than the cross-sectional area of ​​the trash can, and the drain outlet allows the trash can to fall out.

10. A treatment tray with a shelf according to claim 1, characterized in that: The placement rack is provided with several placement angled holes, the upper ends of which are inclined to the side away from the side wall of the plate.

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