Disinfection device for preventing hospital infection

Abstract

The invention discloses a disinfection device for preventing hospital infection. The disinfection device comprises a bracket, a treading device, a first sliding rail, a second sliding rail and a placement frame; the support comprises a sleeve and a base, and the sleeve is arranged on the base; the treading device comprises a pedal, a first spring, a second spring, a transmission rod and a pressing rod, the transmission rod penetrates through the support, the end, located in the sleeve, of the pedal is connected with the transmission rod, the first spring is arranged on the base and connected with the end, close to the transmission rod, of the pedal, and the second spring is arranged on the base and connected with the end, away from the transmission rod, of the pedal; the pressing rod is arranged at the upper end of the transmission rod. The first sliding rail and the second sliding rail are symmetrically arranged on the two sides of the upper end of the sleeve. The placing frame is in sliding fit with the first sliding rail and the second sliding rail; and an adjustable fixing device is arranged on the placing frame. According to the invention, through a foot stepping mode, cross infection in hospitals caused by indirect contact due to the fact that disinfectant bottles are pressed by hands in turn in hospitals is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of disinfection equipment, in particular to a disinfection device for preventing hospital infection. Background technique [0002] Nosocomial infection refers to the infection acquired by inpatients in the hospital, including the infection during the hospitalization and the infection after discharge from the hospital, but excluding the infection that has started before admission or has been in the incubation period at the time of admission. Infections acquired by hospital staff in hospitals are also nosocomial infections. Broadly speaking, the objects of nosocomial infection include inpatients, hospital staff, outpatients and emergency patients, visitors, and family members of patients. 1. Visitors and family members of patients spend a short time in the hospital, and there are many and complicated factors for acquiring infection. It is often difficult to determine whether the infection comes from the hospi...

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Problems solved by technology

Broadly speaking, the objects of nosocomial infection include inpatients, hospital staff, outpatients and emergency patients, visitors, and family members of patients. 1. Visitors and family members of patients stay in the hospital for a short time, and there are many and complicated factors for acquiring infection. It is often difficult to determine whether the infection comes from the hospital. Therefore, in fact, the targets of nosocomial infection are mainly inpatients and hospital staff.

[0003] At present, many hand-washing and disinfection devices in hospitals use push-type. Due to the huge flow of people in the hospital, pressing with hands can easily cause cross-infection in the hospital through indirect contact.

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