Medicine feeder with tablet grinding function

Abstract

The invention provides a medicine feeder with a tablet grinding function. The medicine feeder comprises a syringe, wherein the syringe communicates with a grinding box, a first rotation shaft is sleeved by the grinding box, and a grinding head is connected to the tail end of the first rotation shaft; a stirring box is arranged below the grinding box, and a second rotation shaft is sleeved by the stirring box; stirring blades are arranged on the second rotation shaft; a piston rod is arranged in the syringe, and a pushing rod is connected to the tail end of the piston rod; the left side of the syringe communicates with a medicine feeding ball through a liquid feeding pipe, and one side, close to the syringe, of the liquid feeding pipe is provided with a one-way valve; the medicine feeding ball is provided with liquid feeding holes; one side, close to the syringe, of the stirring box is provided with a liquid inlet pipe, and the tail end of the liquid inlet pipe is provided with a one-way valve. For the medicine feeder, through the arrangement of the medicine feeding ball, the problem that the liquid medicine stays in the oral cavity and easily flows out and splashes is solved; meanwhile, the medicine feeder is provided with grinding and stirring mechanisms, so that tablets can be easily dissolved, and thus taking of patients is facilitated.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of hospital nursing, in particular to a medicine feeder with the function of crushing medicine tablets. Background technique [0002] For patients with no autonomous ability and children, feeding medicine has become a difficult problem. The traditional way of feeding medicine is to put a spoon into the medicine liquid, open the mouth of the patient, and pour the medicine liquid in. In this process, the operation is very inconvenient. In addition, the patient lacks the ability to swallow, and the liquid medicine solution remains in the mouth. , easy to flow out, and children often spit out the liquid medicine because of their resistance to the medicine; when solid tablets need to be swallowed, the traditional method is to dissolve the tablet and then let the patient swallow it, lack of tools for crushing the tablet, and generally crush it with a spoon, The operation is laborious and the dissolving effect is not good. ...

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Problems solved by technology

The traditional way of feeding medicine is to put a spoon into the medicine liquid, open the mouth of the patient, and pour the medicine liquid in. In this process, the operation is very inconvenient. In addition, the patient lacks the ability to swallow, and the liquid medicine solution remains in the mouth. , easy to flow out, and children often spit out the liquid medicine because of their resistance to the medicine; when solid tablets need to be swallowed, the traditional method is to dissolve the tablet and then let the patient swallow it, lack of tools for crushing the tablet, and generally use a spoon to crush it. The operation is laborious and the dissolving effect is not good. It is often necessary to use boiling water for dissolving. If the cooling time is not enough, the patient will be scalded and cause injury.

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