Medical multifunctional hand guard

Abstract

A medical multifunctional hand guard comprises a trapezoidal groove, a movable outer cloth sleeve and two wrist restraint straps, wherein a through hole is formed in the bottom of the trapezoidal groove, the movable outer cloth sleeve sleeves the trapezoidal groove, and the wrist restraint straps are arranged on two sides in the trapezoidal groove. The medical multifunctional hand guard is reasonable in structure and convenient to operate; the pain of a patient can be reduced, and the patient is safer; furthermore, the working difficulty of medical workers who nurse severe case patients is reduced effectively and the nursing work load is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medical nursing appliance, in particular to a medical multifunctional hand guard. Background technique [0002] Disorders of consciousness, such as confusion, drowsiness, coma, paralysis, hemiplegia, severe hypoproteinemia, etc. In critically ill patients, due to the inability of limbs to move or the decline in voluntary movement, the patient's upper limbs, especially the palms and forearms, usually suffer from severe edema and swelling In addition to the condition of such patients, it is required to raise the head of the bed by 30-45°. The guidelines for the prevention of ventilator-associated pneumonia in critically ill patients propose that raising the head of the bed by 30-45° is the simplest and most convenient way to prevent One of the methods for ventilator-associated pneumonia is that the patient's palm and forearm are lower than the heart, which exacerbates the edema of the palm and forearm, and easily causes adverse...

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Problems solved by technology

Clinically, the restraint part of the upper limb restraint belt that is routinely used is the patient's wrist, and the patient's palm can still tear the drainage tube, infusion tube and other items. The dangerous event of pulling out the infusion tube still occurs. In response to such a dangerous event, some colleagues have improved the upper limb restraint belt, such as wrapping the patient's palm and wrist with cotton bags to prevent the patient from pulling out the tube. However, in doing so, the patient The palm of the hand cannot move comfortably, and it is impossible to infuse the drug on the back of the hand and monitor the blood oxygen saturation through the patient's fingers, and it is not conducive for medical staff to observe the blood supply of the patient's palm, which poses a safety hazard

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