This invention relates to the field of infusion restraint device technology, specifically to an infusion
limb restraint and warming device for
pediatric nursing. The device includes a support frame consisting of two side panels and a back panel. The two side panels are located at the front end of the back panel, forming a U-shape. A bottom fabric is installed between the two side panels. A
sponge pad is placed on top of the bottom fabric. A cover fabric is placed on top of the
sponge pad. A flip-out transparent back cover fabric, along with an elastic cover fabric and a
front cover fabric, forms a switchable hand-accommodating cavity. During puncture, the back cover fabric is flipped to
expose the back of the hand for easy
needle insertion and observation of bulges and blood return. During infusion, the back cover fabric is closed to provide restraint and protection. This solves the drawbacks of traditional restraint gloves, such as inconvenience in wearing after puncture and difficulty in inspection due to obstruction. Furthermore, the flip-out back cover fabric provides locking and limiting, the inclined surface of the
sponge pad provides support, and the opening of the support frame provides positioning, effectively preventing vascular displacement and puncture damage caused by the child clenching their
fist during
needle insertion.