A multi-channel oropharyngeal ventilation device for anesthesia department

Abstract

The invention discloses a multi-channel pharynx oralis air breather for an anesthesiology department. The multi-channel pharynx oralis air breather for the anesthesiology department comprises a fixingcover. A through hole is installed in the middle of the fixing cover. A plug body is cooperatively installed in the through hole of the surface of the fixing cover. The surface of the plug body is successively provided with a trachea channel, a throat pipe channel and a breather valve channel. The interiors of the trachea channel, the throat pipe channel and the breather valve channel are successively provided with a trachea, a throat pipe and a breather valve. The trachea is cooperatively installed with the trachea channel through a trachea fixing sleeve. The throat pipe is cooperatively installed with the throat pipe channel through a throat pipe fixing sleeve. The lower end of the interior of the plug body is fixedly provided with a tongue depressor. The bottom of the tongue depressoris provided with a temperature sensor. The multi-channel pharynx oralis air breather for the anesthesiology department is capable of providing the trachea channel and the throat pipe channel, automatically measuring a temperature of an oral cavity, providing a force acting point for teeth of a user, and avoiding facial muscle stiffness.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a multi-channel oropharyngeal ventilator for anesthesiology. Background technique [0002] At present, when the anesthesiology department performs anesthesia operations on patients or first aids some shock patients, it is necessary to give priority to opening the passage of the oral cavity to ensure the normal breathing of the patients. However, the general oropharyngeal ventilation device only opens the mouth, and there are devices that can inhale oxygen, but it is very difficult for such patients to eat or measure the body temperature of the mouth, and it is very tedious and laborious for medical staff to operate, and users There is no point of focus on the teeth, and prolonged use will cause facial muscles to stiffen. Contents of the invention [0003] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to overcome the existing defects and provide a multi...

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However, the general oropharyngeal ventilation device only opens the mouth, and there are devices that can inhale oxygen, but it is very difficult for such patients to eat or measure the body temperature of the mouth. The teeth have no point of focus, and prolonged use will cause facial muscles to stiffen

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