This invention discloses an intelligent
dressing change device for
burn units, comprising a protective shell, an active mechanism, a telescopic support mechanism, a
medicine bottle, a dipping cloth, and a wedge-shaped retaining strip. A telescopic inner shell is movably fitted onto the inner side of one end of the protective shell. Several adjustment holes are provided on both sides of the telescopic inner shell. Several adjustment bolts are threaded onto the internal ends of both ends of the protective shell. Telescopic leg mechanisms are fixedly installed at the bottom of the opposite ends of both the protective shell and the telescopic inner shell. This design facilitates the spraying of
saline solution or other medications using the
medicine bottle and dipping cloth. Multiple
medicine bottles can be configured and prepared as needed, and installed and coordinated accordingly, thus facilitating dressing changes. Multiple medications can be changed and used simultaneously. The dipping cloth is easy to replace, clean, and disinfect. Furthermore, the overall structure is stable and easy to disassemble and assemble, facilitating use after disinfection and mitigating the
risk of infection.