A bite nursing device for relieving oral mucosal ulcers of patients during chemotherapy

Abstract

The invention relates to a nipped caring device for relieving ulcerous stomatitis of a patient during chemotherapy. The nipped caring device comprises a min pipe body, an infiltration caring component and an atomizing component, wherein the main pipe body consists of a straight barrel part, a reducing part and a horn part which are integrally connected; the main pipe part is internally provided with cross separating boards arranged along the axial direction; the infiltration caring component comprises a liquid guiding cylinder, a liquid storing balloon, an infusion tube and an infiltration connecting head; the atomizing component comprises an atomizer, a liquid feeding pipe and an atomizing connector. The nipped caring device disclosed by the invention has two alternative functions, namely a nebulizer therapy function and an infiltration pain relieving function; the two functions can be quickly switched; the nipped caring device is convenient to use and is suitable for being popularized in hospitals.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a bite-type nursing device used for relieving oral mucosal ulcers of patients during chemotherapy. Background technique [0002] Nausea, vomiting, and hair loss are well-known side effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, but in fact, many cancer patients still have a trouble during chemotherapy and radiotherapy, which is inflammation of the oral mucosa and oral pain. According to relevant clinical statistics, about 40% of patients with head and neck cancer who receive chemotherapy and radiotherapy will develop severe oral mucositis. In the process of patients undergoing radiotherapy and chemotherapy, a neurotransmitter in the human body will cause inflammation of the mucous membranes after combining with the nerve receptors, resulting in dry mouth, oral pain, difficulty swallowing, speech difficulties, etc. in severe cases. Severe oral ulcers or even suppuration. And ...

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Problems solved by technology

In the actual nursing process, nebulization treatment and oral gargling are usually carried out alternately, and in the process of oral gargling for pain relief, the patient's oral cavity muscles will be stiff and cause obvious discomfort, based on this , the applicant has studied a care device that can take into account both atomization therapy and mouthwash pain relief, and can avoid the problem of muscle stiffness in the oral cavity caused by patients during the mouthwash pain relief process

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