CN101721315A - Infant spraying and oxygen therapy assistive device - Google Patents

Abstract

An auxiliary tool for spraying and oxygen therapy of infants comprises a base and a buckling arm which extends from the lower edge of the base and can be flexibly bent, wherein the base is provided with a through hole and a fixing hole through which external air can be input, and a plurality of long notches are arranged on the buckling arm at intervals. The nipple can be sleeved at the fixing hole and used in a matching way, so that when a child sucks the nipple, the child can unconsciously suck the vaporific medicament or oxygen output from the through hole, and discomfort cannot be caused.

Description

Toddler spray and oxygen therapy aids

technical field

The invention relates to a treatment aid, in particular to an infant spray and oxygen treatment aid.

Background technique

Referring to FIG. 1 , the conventional oxygen delivery device 1 for infants usually has a transparent hose 11 and two manifolds 12 protruding from the hose 11 and communicating with the inside of the hose 11 . In use, the medical personnel must cut the flexible tube 11 to an appropriate length according to the size of the child's face, and the two ends of the flexible tube 11 are then connected with external pipelines 13 and 14 to connect with the input of an oxygen supply device (not shown) respectively. The mouth and the output port are connected, and the manifold 12 is facing the nose of the child. In addition, in order to prevent the hose 11 and the manifold 12 from falling off when the child's head is turned, the hose 11 and the manifold must be glued together by tape. 12 are pasted and fixed on the child's head. Oxygen is sprayed through the manifold 12 into the baby's nose for inhalation.

This oxygen delivery device 1 has to be cut to length and other auxiliary positioning elements (such as adhesive tape) to prevent the hose 11 and manifold 12 from detaching from the child's head, so the convenience of use is not good. In addition, the thin tube-shaped manifold 12 directly sprays air into the nose of the child, which will also make the child feel uncomfortable, and the monotonous appearance of the hose 11 and the manifold 12 will also make the child fearful. Difficulty on the head of a child.

Contents of the invention

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a pacifier that can be used in conjunction with a pacifier, so that when the child sucks the pacifier, the mist medicine or oxygen can be sprayed out at the same time, so that the child can suck it unconsciously without causing discomfort to the child. Toddler spray and oxygen therapy aids.

Infant spray and oxygen treatment aids of the present invention include:

A base is made of flexible material and has a through hole through which external air can be input and a fixing hole located below the through hole; and

A fastening arm extends from the lower edge of the base and can be flexibly bent, and a plurality of notches in the longitudinal direction are arranged at intervals on the fastening arm.

Preferably, it also includes a suction piece made of flexible material and pierced through the fixing hole. Wherein, the sucking part may be a pacifier.

In addition, the base also includes a guide unit arranged at the through hole to guide the air flow, the guide unit has a guide part and a plurality of intervals connecting the guide part and the base The ribs of the seat are used to partition the through holes into multiple spaces, so that the airflow passing through the through holes can be diffused and output under the guidance of the guide part and the ribs.

More preferably, each of the notches is respectively arranged in a staggered manner on both sides of the fastening arm, and extends a distance from one side of the fastening arm toward the opposite side.

In the baby spray and oxygen therapy aids of the present invention, each of the gaps has a closed area and an extended area extending from the closed area, and the width of the extended area is smaller than the maximum width of the closed area.

In the baby spray and oxygen therapy auxiliary device of the present invention, a hollow connecting cylinder communicated with the through hole is protruded from the base.

In addition, the present invention also includes a hollow feeding tube, one end of which is connected to the through hole, and the buckling arm can be buckled to the feeding tube through any gap after being bent.

On the other hand, the baby spray and oxygen therapy aids of the present invention include:

A positioning piece is made of flexible material, has a base and a buckle arm extending from the lower edge of the base and can be flexibly bent, and the base has a hole for the input of external air a through hole and a fixing hole located below the through hole, and a plurality of long notches are alternately arranged on the fastening arm; and

A suction piece is made of flexible material and is passed through the fixing hole of the positioning piece.

In the baby spray and oxygen therapy auxiliary device of the present invention, the sucking part is a pacifier.

The beneficial effect of the present invention is that: the whole treatment aid does not need to be fixed on the head of the child by other positioning elements, and when the child sucks the sucking part, the mist medicine or oxygen can be sprayed out at the same time for the child. Involuntary inhalation will not cause discomfort to children, and the convenience of use is better.

Description of drawings

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the use of an oxygen delivery device used for infants in the past;

Fig. 2 is a three-dimensional exploded schematic diagram of a preferred embodiment of infant spray and oxygen therapy aids of the present invention;

Fig. 3 is a three-dimensional exploded schematic view of another preferred embodiment, illustrating that the sucking part 3 can be the most familiar pacifier for infants;

Fig. 4 is a combination sectional view of the preferred embodiment, showing the combination of the suction part and the feeding tube on the positioning part;

Fig. 5 is a sectional view of the V-V sectional line of Fig. 4;

Fig. 6 is another combined cross-sectional view of the preferred embodiment, showing that the buckle arm can be bent to fasten on the delivery tube with any notch, and at the same time illustrates that the airflow through the through hole of the base can be in the guide part And the diffusion output under the guidance of ribs.

Detailed ways

The present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

As shown in Figure 2, a preferred embodiment of the baby spray and oxygen therapy aid 4 of the present invention mainly includes a positioning part 2 made of a flexible material and a sucking part that can be combined and positioned on the positioning part 2 3. The positioning member 2 includes a base 21 and a buckling arm 22 extending from the lower edge of the base 21 and capable of flexibly bending. The base 21 can be shaped with various cute patterns to improve the acceptance of young children. In this example, a bear head pattern is used for illustration. As shown in FIG. 5 , the base 21 has a through hole 211 through which external air can pass, a fixing hole 212 located below the through hole 211 , and a flow guide unit 214 disposed at the through hole 211 . The flow guiding unit 214 has a guiding portion 215 and a plurality of ribs 216 connecting the guiding portion 215 and the base 21 at intervals, thereby dividing the through hole 211 into a plurality of spaces. A hollow connection cylinder 213 communicating with the through hole 211 protrudes from the front of the base 21 . In addition, the base 21 is oppositely provided with a ring 213' at the periphery of the fixing hole 212. As shown in FIG. The buckle arm 22 extends from the lower edge of the base 21 and can be flexibly bent. The buckle arm 22 is provided with a plurality of longitudinal notches 221 at intervals. side, and respectively extend a distance from one side of the buckle arm 22 toward the opposite side, that is, each notch 221 has a closed area 222 and an extended area 223 extending from the closed area 222, and the width of the extended area 223 is relatively large. The maximum width of the closed area 222 is small.

Referring to Fig. 2 and Fig. 4, the sucking piece 3 can be made of flexible material, and the sucking piece 3 has a mouthpiece 31 for sucking by the infant and a stopper 32 opposite to the mouthpiece 31 . Since both the positioning part 2 and the sucking part 3 are made of deformable flexible material, as long as the diameter of the fixing hole 212 of the positioning part 2 is slightly smaller than the maximum outer diameter of the stop part 32 of the sucking part 3, the sucking part After the suction nozzle part 31 of 3 passes through the fixing hole 212, the stop part 32 can be elastically clamped by the surrounding wall constituting the fixing hole 212 and positioned on the base 21. It should be noted that the sucking part 3 can be a pacifier matched with the base 21; of course, it is better that the sucking part 3 can be the most familiar pacifier (as shown in Figure 3), which can prevent the baby from having Unfamiliar exclusion.

As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 6 , the baby spray and oxygen therapy aid 4 of the present invention also includes a hollow delivery tube 5 , one end of which is sheathed on the connecting cylinder 213 of the base 21 . When in use, the other end of the feeding tube 5 can be externally connected to a spray medicine supply device or an oxygen supply device, and then the buckling arm 22 is bent and fastened to the feeding tube 5 with any gap 221. The extension area 223 of the 221 is designed to have a smaller width than the maximum width of the closed area 222 (see FIG. 2 ), so that it can produce a clamping effect on the delivery tube 5 . In addition, the delivery tube 5 is buckled through the gaps 221 of different heights, so that the buckling arm 22 can present different bending angles according to requirements, and the through hole 211 of the positioning member 2 can be closer to the mouth and nose of the child, increasing the efficacy. The sucking part 3 can allow the child to suck in the mouth. At this time, the through hole 211 is located at the position corresponding to the child's nose, so that the whole spray and oxygen therapy aid 4 does not need to be fixed on the child's head by other positioning elements. When the child sucks the sucking part 3, the mist medicine or oxygen can be sprayed out at the same time, for the child to suck unconsciously, without causing discomfort to the child, and the convenience of use is better. In addition, as shown in FIG. 6 , a flow guide unit 214 is provided in the through hole 211, so that when the air passes through, it can be diffused and output under the guidance of the guide part 215 and the ribs 216, In this way, the impact force of the gas output through the through hole 211 on the infant when sniffing can be reduced.

As mentioned above, the infant spray and oxygen therapy auxiliary device 4 of the present invention can indeed achieve the above-mentioned purpose and effect of the present invention through the above-mentioned design.

Claims (10)

1. A spray and oxygen therapy aid for infants, characterized in that it comprises: A base is made of flexible material, and has a through hole for the input of external air and a fixing hole located below the through hole; and A fastening arm extends from the lower edge of the base and can be flexibly bent, and a plurality of notches in the longitudinal direction are arranged at intervals on the fastening arm. 2 . The baby spray and oxygen therapy aid according to claim 1 , further comprising a suction piece made of flexible material and pierced through the fixing hole. 3 . 3 . The baby spray and oxygen therapy aid according to claim 2 , wherein the base further comprises a flow guiding unit disposed at the through hole for guiding airflow. 4 . 4. The baby spray and oxygen therapy aid according to claim 3, wherein the flow guide unit has a guide part and a plurality of ribs connecting the guide part and the base at intervals, through The ribs partition the through hole into a plurality of spaces. 5 . The baby spray and oxygen therapy aid according to claim 1 , wherein each notch extends a distance from one side of the buckle arm toward the opposite side. 6 . 6. The baby spray and oxygen therapy aid according to claim 1 or 5, characterized in that each of the notches has a closed area and an extended area extending from the closed area, and the width of the extended area is wider than that of the closed area. The maximum width of the enclosed area is small. 7 . The child spray and oxygen therapy auxiliary device according to claim 1 , wherein a hollow connecting cylinder communicated with the through hole protrudes from the base. 7 . 8. The baby spray and oxygen therapy aid according to claim 7, further comprising a hollow delivery tube, one end of the delivery tube is sleeved on the connecting cylinder, and the buckle After the arm is bent, any notch can be fastened to the delivery pipe. 9. A baby spray and oxygen therapy aid, characterized in that it comprises: A positioning piece is made of flexible material, has a base and a buckle arm extending from the lower edge of the base and can be flexibly bent, and the base has a channel for the input of external air hole and a fixing hole located below the through hole, and a plurality of long notches are alternately arranged on the fastening arm; and A suction piece is made of flexible material and is passed through the fixing hole of the positioning piece. 10. The baby spray and oxygen therapy aid according to claim 2 or 9, wherein the sucking part is a pacifier.

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