Intravenous transfusion fixing device for dorsa of feet of children

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of nursing devices, in particular to an intravenous transfusion fixing device for the dorsa of the feet of children. The intravenous transfusion fixing device comprises a leg support, a foot support, U-shaped fixing rods, a hot-water bottle, a storage box and foot warming cloth. The foot support is hinged to the front end of the leg support by hinge shafts, the U-shaped fixing rods are inserted in U-shaped frames, two arc-shaped connecting rods are arranged at the front end of the leg support, a foot pad is arranged on the surface of the foot support, and a plurality of air holes are uniformly formed in the foot support and the foot pad. The intravenous transfusion fixing device has the advantages that the intravenous transfusion fixing device is reasonable in structural design, and the lower limbs of the children can be firmly fixed by the aid of the intravenous transfusion fixing device; angles of the leg support and the foot support can be adjusted, the foot warming cloth, the hot-water bottle and the storage box are convenient to replace and use, and the intravenous transfusion fixing device is good in thermal protection; the lower limbs of the children can be lifted by the U-shaped fixing rods, so that the intravenous transfusion fixing device can bring convenience for relaxing the lower limbs of the children, backflow of the blood of the lower limbs can be promoted, and accordingly edema of the lower limbs or aching pain discomfort can be prevented after intravenous transfusion is carried out on the dorsa of the feet of the children; the intravenous transfusion fixing device is easy and convenient to use, and the work difficulty can be lowered for medical staffs.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of nursing appliances, in particular to a fixing device for intravenous infusion of dorsal feet of children. Background technique [0002] Intravenous infusion is the most common medical method in clinical treatment and nursing work. The superficial veins on the back of the hand and the dorsum of the feet are common puncture infusion sites. For children, the dorsal foot vein infusion is more common, especially after repeated puncture infusion on the back of the hand Dorsal foot vein infusion is often used. Because children have poor self-control and are lively and active, they are easy to touch the puncture needle, or remove the adhesive tape that fixes the puncture needle, causing the puncture needle to run or drop out, which may easily lead to bleeding or swelling at the infusion site, etc. Adverse consequences will increase children's pain and discomfort, and need to be re-punctured, causing physical and psychologi...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Intravenous infusion is the most common medical method in clinical treatment and nursing work. The superficial veins on the back of the hand and the dorsum of the feet are common puncture infusion sites. For children, the dorsal foot vein infusion is more common, especially after multiple puncture infusions on the back of the hand Dorsal foot vein infusion is mostly used. Because children have poor self-control and are lively and active, they are easy to touch the puncture needle, or the tape that fixes the puncture needle is removed, causing the puncture needle to run or drop out, which may easily lead to bleeding or swelling at the infusion site, etc. Adverse consequences increase children's pain and discomfort, and need to re-puncture, causing physical and psychological harm to children. In addition, when children's dorsal veins are infused in winter, due to the low ambient temperature, children's feet are exposed outside, and the infusion time is longer. Children's feet are prone to cold discomfort, even numbness and soreness, which increases children's pain, affects the treatment effect, and increases the work difficulty of medical staff

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