Liquid food feeding device for patients with digestive system diseases

Abstract

The invention discloses a liquid food feeding device for patients with digestive system diseases. The device mainly comprises a ring plate, an esophagus and a pushing mechanism, the side wall of the top of the ring plate is fixedly provided with a food box, the top of the food box is rotatably provided with a sealing cover, the middle portion of the ring plate is provided with a through hole, thering plate is fixedly provided with the pushing mechanism at the through hole, the bottom of the pushing mechanism is rotatably connected to a body sleeve, an inner side of the lower part of the bodysleeve sleeves the esophagus, the edge of the side wall of the bottom of the ring plate is fixedly provided with a pad, and the bottom of the ring plate is fixedly provided with left-right symmetricalblock pieces on the outer wall of the inner side of the pad. The device is reasonable in structure design. The liquid food feeding device automatically feeds the patient, and is more convenient to use for patients who cannot swallow. The device is quick to disassemble and wash, and is not easy to cause food residue. The esophagus of the liquid food feeding device is not easily deformed, and the device can crush grain in porridge and feed smoothly. The feeding device is convenient to fix and not easy to fall off during use.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a liquid food feeding device, in particular to a liquid food feeding device for patients with digestive system diseases. Background technique [0002] The digestive system consists of two parts, the alimentary canal and the digestive glands. Digestive canal: including oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine-duodenum, jejunum, ileum and large intestine-cecum, appendix, colon, rectum, anus and other parts. Clinically, the section from the mouth to the duodenum is often called the upper gastrointestinal tract, and the part below the jejunum is called the lower gastrointestinal tract. In digestive system diseases, patients who cannot eat on their own need to eat liquid food. [0003] The current liquid food feeding is mostly carried out manually by the patient's family members or nurses, but for patients who cannot swallow, this method is no longer applicable, and the device is inconvenient to disassemble and was...

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[0003] The current liquid food feeding is mostly carried out manually by the patient's family members or nurses, but for patients who cannot swallow, this method is no longer applicable, and the device is inconvenient to disassemble and wash, which may easily cause food residues; the esophagus of the existing liquid food feeding device is easily deformed , the grain volume in the porridge is relatively large, resulting in slow feeding and inconvenient use; and the existing feeding device is inconvenient to fix, and it is easy to fall off during use

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