Rapid bleeding arresting device for field first aid and use method

Abstract

The invention provides a rapid bleeding arresting device for field first aid and a use method thereof. The rapid bleeding arresting device comprises an integrated manual suction apparatus (1) embeddedinto disposable running-fire titanium clamp forceps (2), wherein the integrated manual suction apparatus (1) is provided with an LED lamp holder (3) with a replaceable battery, and a titanium clamp (4) capable of firing a plurality of pieces in a running manner is arranged at a distal end; and the suction apparatus (1) is provided with an suction tube interface and can be connected with a split type negative-pressure suction bottle (5) with a flow rate controllable switch as required. The suction apparatus can be in linkage through manually operating forceps handles, thus, negative pressure is formed inside the suction apparatus to suck operative field hematocele, and a burst blood vessel is located rapidly. The forceps (2) are further provided with a safety switch, the safety switch is switched on when a bleeding point is exposed, and then, the titanium clamp (4) can be triggered to clamp the bleeding point to complete a bleeding arresting operation. The bleeding arresting device provided by the invention simultaneously has the functions of illuminating, sucking, clamping and arresting bleeding, so that the use is very convenient, an operator can simultaneously carry out operative field exposing, operative field hematocele sucking and bleeding arresting operations through simplex operation, and thus, the use is more convenient and quicker.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a device for rapid hemostasis for on-site first aid and its use method, in particular to a quick hemostasis device suitable for on-site first aid and its use method, which can have the functions of lighting, suction, clamping, and hemostasis. The operations of exposing the operative field, sucking the hemorrhage in the operative field and hemostasis can be performed simultaneously by a single operator. Background technique [0002] At present, the common means of quick hemostasis for on-site first aid is compression hemostasis. The commonly used means and equipment for compression hemostasis are tourniquet hemostasis and pressure bandage hemostasis. It is difficult to accurately grasp in wartime, and it is easy to cause limb ischemia, necrosis and disability. For massive bleeding at the base of the limbs or the trunk, tourniquets cannot be used to effectively stop the bleeding. At present, only pressure bandages can be...

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[0002] At present, the common means of quick hemostasis for on-site first aid is compression hemostasis. The commonly used means and equipment for compression hemostasis are tourniquet hemostasis and pressure bandage hemostasis. It is difficult to accurately grasp in wartime, and it is easy to cause limb ischemia, necrosis and disability

However, for massive bleeding at the base of the limbs or the trunk, tourniquets cannot be used to effectively stop the bleeding. At present, only pressure bandages can be used, which is difficult to complete independently, and the effect is not good.

[0003] Especially for massive hemorrhage caused by rupture of large blood vessels in war wounds, due to the sudden appearance of wounded on the battlefield, with the progress and advancement of tactics, the time left for the wounded to deal with is short, and the evacuation time is not fixed or often delayed; the modern battlefield space expands, The scope is not fixed, and the treatment institutions are scattered and constantly moving; there are relatively few medical personnel, and it is impossible to guarantee to accompany every combatant at any time. Most of the battlefield treatment still needs to be carried out by oneself or by health workers

[0004] However, due to the continuous improvement of the power of modern weapons, the injury of massive bleeding has become more serious, and the incidence of limb damage, closed bleeding in the chest and abdominal cavity, and bleeding at the junction (neck, armpit, groin, etc.) has increased, resulting in fatal bleeding. The leading cause of death at the scene of war injuries

At present, effective control equipment for bleeding at the junction is still vacant. Neither the tourniquet nor the pressure bandage hemostatic equipment can effectively control the bleeding in these parts.

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