Portable sputum collector

Abstract

The invention relates to a portable sputum collector, comprising an outer container and an inner container, the inner container can be accommodated in the outer container, the outer container is provided with a laterally opened side cover of the outer container, a spitting port is opened on the upper part of the outer container and The top of the inner container is provided with a top cover of the inner container; a liquid injection pipe is fixedly connected to the collector through the wall of the outer container, and its liquid inlet is arranged on the outside of the collector, and the liquid outlet is arranged on the outside of the collector. inside of the collector. The sputum collector is simple and lightweight, can be taken at hand, has multiple airtight immediate disinfection functions, can effectively reduce the secondary pollution of sputum to the ward environment, and reduce the risk of cross-infection of patients' family members, patients or staff. It solves the difficult problem of collecting sputum from patients, and has very high clinical use value.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a sanitary appliance, in particular to a sputum collecting device. Background technique [0002] Sputum contains mucus, inhaled dust, various inflammatory cells, and necrotic and exfoliated mucosal epithelial cells in the respiratory system, necrotic tissue, bacterial viruses and other pathogenic substances. Among them, these pathogenic microorganisms are transmitted through the respiratory tract and can cause human diseases, especially the sputum of tuberculosis patients contains a large number of conjugate bacilli, which are highly infectious. Tuberculosis is one of the causes of lung cancer, which ranks first in the incidence of malignant tumors. The common clinical manifestations of lung cancer are coughing up sputum and hemoptysis. According to the survey, the incidence of tuberculosis remains at a high level. [0003] Clinical observation found that patients collected coughed up sputum or blood into disposable cups or s...

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Problems solved by technology

Tuberculosis is transmitted through the air. If the sputum and blood coughed up by the patient are not treated in time, or the untreated sputum is directly poured into the household garbage, it will not only cause secondary pollution to the ward environment, but also cause serious harm to the patient's family members and fellow patients. or there is a risk of cross-infection among staff

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