Anti-emetic auxiliary feeding device

Abstract

The invention discloses an anti-emetic auxiliary feeding device. The anti-emetic auxiliary feeding device comprises a feeding channel pipe and an anti-emetic feeding pipe guide sleeve, wherein the anti-emetic feeding pipe guide sleeve is sleeved on the feeding channel pipe; the feeding channel pipe is formed by sequentially connecting an outer funnel area, an inner funnel area and a flexible pipe; and the anti-emetic feeding pipe guide sleeve is formed by connecting an extension pipe and a guide sleeve. The anti-emetic auxiliary feeding device is simple in structure and convenient to use; and the feeding safety of a patient is ensured.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of eating devices, in particular to an anti-vomiting auxiliary eating device. Background technique [0002] In today's society, there are more and more people who are unable to eat independently due to illnesses. Serious illnesses such as paralysis, vegetative state, etc., mild illnesses such as injuries to hands and feet, tongue and mouth damage, etc., no matter whether they cannot eat independently in the short term or in the long term , all require family members or specialized nursing staff to assist in feeding. Some patients are conscious and able to swallow, but they do not eat independently. It is often difficult to coordinate between feeding and swallowing at all times, and some patients cannot perceive food. If it enters the esophagus, it is easy to choke, and even the food enters the respiratory tract, causing greater harm to the patient. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present inven...

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[0002] In today's society, there are more and more people who are unable to eat independently due to illnesses. Serious illnesses such as paralysis, vegetative state, etc., mild illnesses such as injuries to hands and feet, tongue and mouth damage, etc., no matter whether they cannot eat autonomously in the short term or in the long term , all require family members or specialized nursing staff to assist in feeding. Some patients are conscious and able to swallow, but they do not eat spontaneously. It is often difficult to coordinate between feeding and swallowing at all times, and some patients cannot perceive food. Enter the esophagus, it is easy to choke, and even the food enters the respiratory tract, causing greater harm to the patient

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