Disinfection device for obstetric nursing utensils

Abstract

The invention relates to a disinfection device for obstetric care appliances, which includes a spray disinfection mechanism, a disinfection rack assembly, a hook conveying mechanism and a cover. The spray disinfection mechanism includes a square liquid holding tank and a spray assembly. The disinfection rack The assembly is placed in the liquid storage tank, the cover buckle is set on the upper end of the liquid storage tank, the inner top of the cover is provided with an ultraviolet light board, the disinfection rack assembly and the hook conveying mechanism are both Located in the casing; the disinfection device provided by the invention can sterilize and store nursing utensils, improves the efficiency of disinfection, avoids the existence of dead ends in disinfection, and ensures the thoroughness and completeness of disinfection.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical disinfection, and specifically proposes a disinfection device for obstetric nursing utensils. Background technique [0002] Among the nursing utensils commonly used in obstetrics, except for some disposable consumables, surgical tweezers, surgical forceps, surgical scissors, scalpels and other nursing utensils used for frequent nursing are generally reused. In order to avoid cross-infection, generally Nursing utensils need to be disinfected after use for next use. In traditional disinfection methods, soaking disinfection is often used, which has low disinfection efficiency and consumes a large amount of disinfectant. In addition, ultraviolet disinfection and high temperature disinfection are also used. Or ozone disinfection and other non-immersion methods for disinfection treatment. In the process of non-immersion disinfection treatment, nursing utensils are generally piled up for disinfection. Du...

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[0002] Among the nursing utensils commonly used in obstetrics, except for some disposable consumables, surgical tweezers, surgical forceps, surgical scissors, scalpels and other nursing utensils used for frequent nursing are generally reused. In order to avoid cross-infection, generally Nursing utensils need to be disinfected after use for next use. In traditional disinfection methods, soaking disinfection is often used, which has low disinfection efficiency and consumes a large amount of disinfectant. In addition, ultraviolet disinfection and high temperature disinfection are also used. Or ozone disinfection and other non-immersion methods for disinfection treatment. In the process of non-immersion disinfection treatment, the nursing utensils are generally piled up for disinfection. During the disinfection process, there are likely to be disinfection dead ends, resulting in incomplete disinfection and incomplete release.

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