This invention discloses a
liquid food feeding device, belonging to the field of medical clinical
medical device technology. It includes a pressurizing component, a sealing cup component, and a
silicone connector. A rubber hose is connected to one side of the pressurizing component, and the other end of the rubber hose is connected to the sealing cup component. A
silicone connector is also connected to the side of the sealing cup component. This invention solves the problems of traditional devices that use a push rod to force
liquid food into the patient's
esophagus via a
piston. Firstly, the flow rate cannot be well controlled during liquid feeding; excessive speed can lead to
bloating or other discomfort. Secondly, pushing in
viscous liquid food is difficult. This invention uses a rubber
balloon as the power device, replacing the original push rod, and adjusts the air pressure as a buffer, achieving a better and more stable flow rate. A sealing cup is used to hold the
liquid food, replacing the original tube. The use of a rubber
balloon for pressurization achieves a labor-saving effect.