Postoperative nursing device for urology department

Abstract

The invention discloses a postoperative nursing device for urology department. The device includes a catheter, a filter tank, a urine collector and a cleaning brush. The urine collector is internallyprovided with a urine collection bin. The urine collector on one side of the urine collection bin is internally provided with a cleaning bin. Between that clean cabin and the urine collection cabin issealed and partition by a sealing partition plate, an air cylinder is installed on the outside of the urine collector on one side of the cleaning cabin, The output end of the air cylinder is providedwith a telescopic rod, the output end of the telescopic rod is provided with a fixing seat through bolts, the fixing seat is provided with a waterproof protective cover through bolts, a rotating electric machine is installed inside the waterproof protective cover, the output end of the rotating electric machine is provided with a cleaning brush, and a urine discharge port is arranged on one sideof the urine collector. The device has the advantages of more convenient use, cleaner hygiene and higher urinary catheterization efficiency in the process of catheterization to the patient by providing a series of structures.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of urology care devices, in particular to a urology postoperative care device. Background technique [0002] Urology patients need nursing care after surgery to recover quickly, and postoperative urination needs nursing guidance, otherwise it is easy to cause injury and affect the recovery effect. Catheterization in medicine refers to inserting a catheter through the urethra into the bladder to drain out urine. Urinary catheterization can be divided into two ways: catheter indwelling catheterization and intermittent catheterization. The former catheter is kept in the patient's body and can be pulled out or replaced regularly when the condition permits. - Catheterization once every 6 hours. The catheter can be pulled out after the bladder is emptied. Patients in the Department of Urology in the hospital need to use the catheter to assist in urination. For most patients, especially those with urinary problems,...

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[0002] Urology patients need nursing care after surgery to recover quickly, and postoperative urination needs nursing guidance, otherwise it is easy to cause injury and affect the recovery effect. Catheterization in medicine refers to inserting a catheter through the urethra into the bladder to drain out urine. Urinary catheterization can be divided into two ways: catheter indwelling catheterization and intermittent catheterization. The former catheter is kept in the patient's body and can be pulled out or replaced regularly when the condition permits. - Catheterization once every 6 hours. The catheter can be pulled out after the bladder is emptied. Patients in the Department of Urology in the hospital need to use the catheter to assist in urination. For most patients, especially those with urinary problems, the Blood clots or infectious substances in the urine are easy to accumulate and block the urination port, and at the same time, dirt adheres to the urine collection device and is difficult to remove, resulting in pollution and infection of germs that affect the health of other patients

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