Oral mucosa pain relieving nursing device for chemotherapy patient

Abstract

The invention provides an oral mucosa pain-relieving nursing device for a chemotherapy patient, which comprises a nursing cover with a through hole in the end part; a rubber plate is fixedly arranged in the through hole; the nursing cover is internally provided with a mounting frame, a first support and a second support, the four groups of supporting assemblies are symmetrically and rotationally erected on the mounting frame; one end of the telescopic rod is connected with the rubber plate, and a first ball joint is fixed at the other end; one end of the lantern ring is rotationally matched with the first ball joint through a joint bearing; the rotating plate is erected at the other end of the lantern ring; one end of each adjusting rod is in spherical running fit with the corresponding rotating plate, and the other end of each adjusting rod penetrates through the corresponding rubber plate; the spraying unit is erected at the other end of the lantern ring and used for spraying a care solution; and the liquid supply unit is arranged outside the nursing cover and penetrates through the rubber plate through a liquid inlet pipe to be communicated with the spraying unit. The device can effectively replace medical staff, can automatically spray and supplement oral care solution, and can actively regulate and control the liquid supplementing angle according to an actual affected part.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to an oral mucosal pain relief nursing device for patients undergoing chemotherapy. Background technique [0002] Tumor patients are prone to xerostomia and oral mucositis during chemotherapy. At the same time, chemotherapeutic drugs can also easily inhibit the fast-renewing oral mucosal tissue, thereby causing inflammation of the oral mucosa, resulting in pain and ulcers. The formation of oral ulcers will cause strong pain in patients, seriously affect the patient's eating, cause nutritional deficiencies, and even water and electrolyte imbalances. [0003] When performing oral care, the patient usually needs to gargle with the care solution repeatedly. In the prior art, medical staff usually place a sponge for inhaling nursing solution in the patient's mouth to relieve the patient's symptoms. However, this method requires frequent replacement of the sponge, and the sponge...

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Problems solved by technology

However, this method requires frequent replacement of the sponge, and the sponge is very easy to rub against the patient's oral mucosa, causing secondary damage, and it is not convenient for the affected part to heal

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