An Anti-choking assistive device for feeding care of cerebrovascular disease patients

Abstract

The present invention relates to the field of nursing assistive devices and discloses an anti-choking assistive device for feeding care of cerebrovascular disease patients. The present invention includes a fixed base, wherein an inner side surface of the fixed base is provided with a sliding groove, an inner side surface of the sliding groove is slidably connected to a movable seat, and an inner side surface of the movable seat is rotatably provided with a first connecting block. By fixing a box body to a wall using expansion screws, the patient can be made more stable during feeding without the need for the patient to manually hold the device, thereby avoiding contamination caused by liquid food spilling due to hand tremors. The sliding groove allows the movable seat on the outer side to be moved and adjusted along the movement track of the sliding groove, so that a syringe-type feeder can be adjusted to an appropriate position by moving the box body along the sliding groove during use. By rotating the first connecting block, the inclination angle of the box body can be adjusted, thereby enabling the syringe-type feeder to adapt to cerebrovascular disease patients of different heights.