Pediatric clinical infusion protector

Abstract

The invention discloses a pediatric clinical infusion protector, comprising a lower fixing tile and an upper fixing tile. The lower fixing tile and the upper fixing tile are semicircular tile structure, the axes of the lower fixing tile and the upper fixing tile are parallel, one side of the lower fixing tile and the upper fixing tile are rotatably connected through a rotating shaft, A latch holeis arrange on that side of the lower fix tile which is far away from the rotating shaft, and the upper fixing tile is provided with a clasp corresponding to the clasp hole, the inner two ends of the upper fixing tile are respectively provided with air bags, the air bag is communicated with an air pump through a trachea, The input end of the air pump is connected with an external power supply through a control switch group, and the pediatric clinical infusion protector adopts a mode of isolating the needle to avoid the needle from being touched, and at the same time, the needle is relatively fixed with the arm of the patient, so that the needle is not affected by the arm movement, the movement amount of the arm is ensured, and the crying of the child is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical auxiliary equipment, in particular to a pediatric clinical transfusion protector. Background technique [0002] Infusion, also known as drip or hanging water, is a large-dose injection injected into the body by intravenous drip, usually packaged in glass or plastic infusion bottles or bags, without preservatives or bacteriostatic agents, and adjusted through the infusion set during use. Rapidly, continuously and stably enter the vein to replenish body fluids, electrolytes or provide nutrients. When infusing pediatric patients, family members or medical staff are often required to take care of them to prevent the needle from wandering or falling off due to the shaking of the child's arm. When children are infused with fluid, it is easy to cause fatigue to the accompanying staff, leading to accidents, which is very inconvenient. [0003] In the prior art, the arm of the child patient is often bound...

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[0002] Infusion, also known as drip or hanging water, is a large-dose injection injected into the body by intravenous drip, usually packaged in glass or plastic infusion bottles or bags, without preservatives or bacteriostatic agents, and adjusted through the infusion set during use. Rapidly, continuously and stably enter the vein to replenish body fluids, electrolytes or provide nutrients. When infusing pediatric patients, family members or medical staff are often required to take care of them to prevent the needle from wandering or falling off due to the shaking of the child's arm. It is very inconvenient for children to undergo infusion, which will easily cause fatigue to the accompanying staff and lead to accidents.

[0003] In the prior art, the arm of the child patient is often bound and fixed to the hospital bed or other fixed objects to reduce the movement of the arm and avoid running the needle, but this will easily cause the child to cry and affect other patients for treatment

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