JP5223055B2 - Drug treatment device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a drug treatment tool that can be applied and pasted on the back by a single person such as a paint or a patch.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a coating tool having a holding frame for holding a container of a coating agent on a long pattern tip (for example, Patent Document 1 and Patent Document) in order to apply or paste a drug such as a coating agent or a patch on the back by one person. 2), and an ointment applicator (see, for example, Patent Document 3) provided with an ointment body that transfers the ointment to the tip of the handle, or a compress applicator provided with a holding frame for attaching the compress to the tip of the handle (see FIG. For example, see Patent Document 4.).

JP 2007-268234 A JP-A-9-225038 Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2005-177057 JP 2001-299933 A

A drug treatment tool for applying or sticking a medicine such as a coating medicine or a patch to the back by one person needs a long handle in order to reach the center of the back. The coating tool of Patent Document 2 can be easily detached from the medicine holder that holds the container of the coating medicine. However, in any of the medicine treatment tools of Patent Document 1 to Patent Document 4, the handle portion and the medicine holder are integrated. It takes a lot of time to search because it is necessary to prepare a dedicated medicine treatment tool, or if you have multiple medicine treatment equipment according to the application There were problems such as high.

    The present invention is intended to solve such problems of the prior art, and separates the drug holder from the handle, makes the handle common and detachable, and the shape of the container is different. The purpose of this invention is to realize a drug treatment tool that can be applied to a coating agent and an ointment with a common drug carrier and is versatile.

The present invention relates to a drug treatment device that enables even one person to apply and paste a drug such as a coating agent or a patch to a human body, and includes a drug holder and a handle attached to a base frame of the drug holder. It is possible to replace the base frame by making the handle detachable in a container containing a drug such as a coating agent, a drug applicator for transferring a drug such as an ointment, or a base frame holding the drug itself such as a compress. It is a drug treatment device characterized by being made easy.

Here, the drug holding body, the outer surface of the base frame which forms the skeleton, provided the insertion hole having a locking projection portion therein, the handle to be inserted into the insertion hole, the sides of the above end, and latching can latching notch in the locking projection portion, the slit is provided in a plane the longitudinal direction of the preceding edge, by pushing back in the direction of the width of the slit is narrowed, and the engaging projection of the base frame The handle is detachably attached to the base frame so that the handle notch of the handle is hooked or released.

And the chemical | medical agent holding | maintenance body for a coating agent is a square body in which the base frame which forms the frame | skeleton is L-shaped , provided an insertion hole in the end surface part of the vertical piece and a horizontal piece, and the vertical piece of a base frame the front of, to hold the medicament container or drug applicator, provided at right angles a pair of support pieces having a notch groove of V-shaped in the longitudinal plane direction of the handle, the medicament container is in the rear surface of the vertical piece of the base frame or An end portion of a fixing band is provided to fix the medicine applicator.

Further, the rear surface of the vertical piece of the base frame refers to the rear of the front surface of the vertical piece of the base frame on which a pair of support pieces is provided, and includes both side surfaces of the base frame .

With the structure as described above, a cylindrical or L-shaped drug container is fixed to the V-shaped notch groove with a fixing band, and a handle is inserted into the insertion hole provided in the end face of the lateral piece of the base frame. Corresponding to a cylindrical drug container, a handle is inserted into an insertion hole provided in the end face portion of the vertical piece of the base frame to correspond to an L-shaped drug container.

  In addition, if the thickness of the back end of the handle is reduced and bent almost at right angles to make a spatula shape or a grandchild's hand shape, it can be used to remove the handle and use it as a grandchild's hand, or to peel off the applied compress. is there.

  In addition, if the drug is an ointment, the container containing the ointment cannot be directly held on the drug holder and applied, so a drug applicator for applying an ointment is used by fixing it to the V-shaped groove of the drug holder. Then, an ointment can be applied to the drug applicator and applied to the back via the drug applicator.

  This drug applicator is a stick-shaped body with a flat tip and a chamfered outer periphery, which is coated with ointment on the flat surface and transferred to the back, so that the touch is good when the tip touches the skin, The tip portion may be covered with a covering material and stopped with a retaining ring, or the covering material may be doubled and covered with a blocking material.

  In addition, when a hook is provided near the tip, it serves as a stopper when inserting the retaining ring, and also serves as a guide when attaching to the V-shaped groove. Further, the medicine applicator is attached to the medicine holder. It can also be used as a shoulder hitter, but at that time the hook also serves as a stopper.

  Furthermore, when storing the drug treatment device, the tip of the drug applicator may be covered with a closed tubular cap so that the tip of the drug applicator is not soiled or touched by other materials, and the cap is made of an elastic material such as rubber or sponge. If it is made of a material and its tip is spherical, it will become a cushion when used as a shoulder hit.

  When the medicine is a patch such as a compress, a medicine holder for the patch that holds the compress is separately prepared, a common pattern is attached, and the compress is pasted.

  This adhesive medicine holder is a plate-like body whose base frame forming the skeleton is rectangular, and a roller is rotated inside the front of the holding plate provided on both side surfaces in the longitudinal direction via a rotating shaft. The upper plate is tilted on the outer circumference tangential extension of the roller, and the split-type fixed piece is opened and closed via the fulcrum shaft at the rear lower portion of the holding plate and the rear lower portion of the holding plate. It is provided freely.

  As described above, the drug treatment tool of the present invention has a common pattern regardless of whether the drug is a coating agent or a patch, and since the drug holder and the handle can be separated, there is no space for storage. L-shaped and even ointments can be handled with a common drug holder, so it is not necessary to search for each drug treatment tool and the price is also cheap.

  In addition, since the pattern can be separated, the pattern can be used as a grandchild's hand, and when it is made into a product, the package becomes smaller and the transportation cost can be reduced.

  Furthermore, there is an effect that a rod-shaped drug applicator is attached to the drug holder and can be used as it is or as a shoulder hitting tool with a cap on the tip.

  The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings based on the embodiments.

  As a first embodiment of the present invention, a case corresponding to a coating agent contained in a cylindrical container (FIG. 9) or an L-shaped container (FIG. 11) will be described with reference to FIGS.

1 to 5, reference numeral 1 denotes a drug holding body for holding a coating agent contained in a cylindrical or L-shaped container, and a base frame 2 composed of horizontal and vertical pieces of L-shaped square bodies. The insertion hole 4 having a rectangular cross section for inserting the handle 3 for supporting the drug holding body 1 is provided in the end face portion of the horizontal piece of the base frame 2 toward the vertical piece . As shown, a latching projection 5 is formed on the inner surface of the short side of the insertion hole 4 in the back direction, with one surface protruding perpendicularly to the inner surface of the short side and the other surface inclined toward the insertion port.

Handle 3, as shown in FIG. 6, FIG. 7, a rectangular elongated cross-section matches the insertion hole 4 of the chemical retainer 1, bent like a bow along the plane portion (long side) on the back, previously longitudinal direction the width of the flat portion of the end provided with a slit 6 wider than the height of the protrusion of the locking projection portion 5, the engaging projections 5 in the insertion hole 4 to one side portion of the preceding end (short side) engages, one side is engaging notch 7 other surface perpendicular to the side surface of the above end portion is notched inclined toward the rear end portion is provided.

By providing the slit 6, pressing the sides of the previous end of the handle 3 narrows the slit 6, since the back and release, inserting a stem 3 into the insertion hole 4 to the engaging projection part 5 engaging notch 7 is engaged, without that pattern escapes against the vertical faces, the width of the slit 6 by pressing the sides of the previous end of the handle 3 is narrowed, locking projection portion 5 and the hook The engagement with the notch 7 is released and the handle 3 can be removed.

Further, bending substantially perpendicularly to the direction arched while gradually reducing the thickness of the rear end to form a spatula-like or backscratcher shaped scratch portion 8 (FIG. 7).

By the end after the handle 3 to the paddle or backscratcher shape as described above, it can be used as backscratcher the handle 3 alone, in Example 3 to be described later, by using a chemical retainer of laminated medicated Used to remove affixed compresses.

  In addition, the material of the handle 3 is suitably an elastic resin, bamboo, or hard wood in order to securely engage the latching protrusion 5 and the latching notch 7, and the base frame 2 may be made of resin or wood. However, if it is made of wood, it will be warm and suitable for placing indoors as a furniture.

Then, a pair of supporting pieces 10 with V-shaped grooves 9 are cut in a V-shape on the front of the vertical piece of the base frame 2, the rear surface of the vertical piece fixable to the drug container or drug applicator One end of the fixing band 11 made of an elastic material such as rubber is attached.

  The fixing band 11 has a surface fastener 12 attached to the surface of one end portion, and a surface fastener 13 to be attached to the surface fastener 12 attached to the back surface of the other end portion.

  Then, as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the cylindrical container 14 is attached to the V-shaped groove 9, and the fixing band 11 is turned so as to surround the cylindrical container 14, and the surface-shaped fastener 13 at the other end is attached. Is attached to the planar fastener 12 at one end and fixed, and the handle 3 is inserted into the insertion hole 4, and the back of the handle 3 is held as shown in FIG. .

  Further, in the case of the L-shaped container 15, as shown in FIG. 11, since the discharge port of the medicine is oriented in a direction perpendicular to the main body of the container, an insertion different from the insertion hole 4 is required to cope with this. Hole 16 is provided.

The insertion hole 16 is provided on the upper surface of the vertical piece of the base frame 2 in the same shape as the insertion hole 4 toward the horizontal piece , and the handle 3 is hooked on the inner surface of the short side in the back direction of the insertion hole 16. A latching projection 17 is formed which is engaged with the notch 7 and has one surface perpendicular to the inner surface and the other surface inclined toward the insertion port.

  When applying the drug in the L-shaped container 15, as shown in FIG. 11, the L-shaped container 15 is fixed to the V-shaped groove 9 of the drug holder 1 with the fixing band 11, and the handle 3 is inserted into the insertion hole 16. Then, as shown in FIG. 12, hold the back of the handle 3 and apply the medicine holder 1 by turning it toward the back.

  The above medicines are intended for direct application of a coating agent contained in a container. Next, as a second embodiment, refer to FIGS. 13 to 20 for a case where a finger is taken out from a container such as an ointment and applied. I will explain.

  In the case of an ointment or the like, the container cannot be directly attached to the medicine holder 1 and applied, and therefore, as shown in FIGS. It is attached to and transferred through the drug applicator 18.

  The medicine applicator 18 is formed of a tip 19 having a flat and smoothly chamfered outer periphery on which the ointment is applied to the surface, and a rod-like body 21 provided with a ridge 20 in the vicinity thereof.

  Further, although not shown, a stepped rod-like body 21 whose rear portion is smaller than the diameter of the tip end portion 19 without providing the flange 20 may be used, or the straight-like rod-like body 21 is used as the V-shaped groove 9. Grooves may be dug before and after the rod-like body 21 so that the portion received in step 1 enters.

  The material of the rod-shaped body 21 may be resin or wood, but in the case of wood, it is difficult to wipe off the unpainted ointment adhering to the tip 19, so a coating agent such as resin may be applied to the surface of the tip 19.

  Further, it is preferable to cover the tip 19 with a covering material so that it feels good when the tip 19 touches the skin, but as shown in FIG. 14, it is covered with a circular cloth-like material 22 and has a cross section. May be fixed by a circular or square retaining ring 23. This makes it particularly effective when the rod-shaped body 21 is made of resin, since it feels cold when the tip 19 is in direct contact with the skin.

  Here, the collar 20 serves as a stopper so as not to enter too much when the retaining ring 23 is inserted, and also serves as a guide when being attached to the V-shaped groove 9. Further, the drug applicator 18 is used as a shoulder hit. It also serves as a stopper when used.

  Further, in order to prevent the ointment that has exuded from the cloth-like material 22 from adhering to the tip portion 19 of the rod-shaped body 21, as shown in FIG. The cloth-shaped blocking member 24 having the same circular shape may be sandwiched.

  The material of the cloth-like material 22 may be a woven fabric or a non-woven fabric as long as it is soft and easily adheres to the ointment, and the shielding material 24 is preferably an impermeable material such as vinyl. An impermeable material may be applied or affixed to the back surface of the material, so that the blocking material 24 becomes unnecessary.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 17, a closed tubular cap 25 may be put on the tip 19 so as to prevent dirt from being attached to the tip 19 during storage, and the tip 19 is covered with a covering material as shown in FIG. When covering, the cap 25 may be covered on the covering material.

  The material of the cap 25 may be resin or wood, but if it is made of an elastic material such as rubber or sponge, it will also be a cushioning material when used as a shoulder hit, and as shown in FIG. Then, the cushioning properties are further improved.

  When using this medicine applicator 18, as shown in FIG. 19, the medicine applicator 18 is fixed to the V-shaped groove 9 of the medicine holder 1 with the fixing band 11 as in the case of the cylindrical container 14, and the handle 3 The ointment is applied to the distal end 19 with the insertion hole 4 inserted into the insertion hole 4, and as shown in FIG.

  Next, the case of an adhesive such as a compress as a third embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.

  In the case of a patch such as a poultice, since the shape of the drug is completely different, as shown in FIG. 21 and FIG. 22, a drug holder 26 for the patch is used, but the handle 3 that supports the drug holder 26 is It is common.

  The drug holding body 26 is a plate-like body having a base frame 27 that forms a skeleton, and a roller 30 is rotated through a rotation shaft 29 inside a holding plate 28 provided on both side surfaces in the longitudinal direction. The upper plate 31 is provided so as to be inclined on the outer peripheral tangential extension of the roller 30, and the split-type fixing pieces 33 are attached to the rear lower portion of the holding plate 28 through the fulcrum shaft 32 so as to be freely opened and closed. Yes.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 23, an insertion hole 34 having a cross-sectional shape identical to that of the insertion hole 4 is provided in the lower rear portion of the base frame 27, and the handle 3 notch portion of the handle 3 is formed on the inner surface of the short side in the depth direction. 7, a hooking projection 35 is formed in which one surface is perpendicular to the inner surface of the short side and the other surface is inclined toward the insertion port.

  When using this medicine holder 26, as shown in FIGS. 24 and 25, the handle 3 is inserted into the insertion hole 34, placed on the floor 36 or a table, the fixing piece 33 is opened, and the release film is peeled off in advance. The compress 37 is placed on the upper surface of the roller 30 and the upper plate 31 with the adhesive surface facing upward, and the fixing piece 33 is closed so that the upper end of the compress 37 is sandwiched between the upper surface of the upper plate 31. Then, the back surface of the fixing piece 33 adheres to the adhesive surface of the compress 37, and the compress 37 is fixed to the medicine holder 26.

  Here, when closing the fixing piece 33, as shown in FIG. 24, the fingers pinching the poultice cannot be released at the same time, so the right fixing piece 33 is closed when the right finger is released, and the left side is released when the left finger is released. The fixing piece 33 is closed.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 26, when the medicine holder 26 is turned toward the back with the rear part of the handle 3 and the roller 30 is pressed against the back, the compress 37 sticks to the back. Next, when the handle 3 is pulled upward, the compress 37 is peeled off from the fixed piece 33. Further, the handle 3 is taken downward, and the roller 30 is rolled to follow the unevenness of the back so that the entire surface of the compress 37 is adhered. .

    Further, when the used compress 37 is peeled off, the handle 3 is removed from the medicine holder 26, and the end having the slit 6 is held, and the scratching portion 8 is pressed against the back so as to go into the adhesive surface of the compress 37. Press down and peel off.

Partial cutaway plan view of a drug treatment device with a handle attached to the drug carrier Side sectional view of the drug treatment device with a handle attached to the drug carrier Partial cutaway plan view of the drug carrier Side cross-sectional view of the drug carrier Partial cutaway front view of the drug carrier Top view of handle Side cross section of handle Partial cutaway plan view of a drug carrier with a handle with a cylindrical container attached Side cross-sectional view of a medicine holder for a coating with a handle fitted with a cylindrical container Placed with a cylindrical coating on the drug holder of the coating with a handle. Side cross-sectional view of a drug holder for a coating with a handle fitted with an L-shaped container The L-shaped coating is applied to the drug holding body of the coating with a handle. Side view of drug applicator for applying ointment Partially cutaway side view of drug applicator with a cloth-like material on the tip Partially cut-away side of a drug applicator with cloth-like material and blocking material on the tip Top view of cloth and blocking material of drug applicator Partially cutaway side view of a drug applicator with a cap on the tip Partially cutaway side view of a drug applicator with a cap having a spherical tip at the tip of the drug applicator covered with a covering material Side cross-sectional view of a medicine holder for a paint with a handle equipped with a medicine applicator for applying an ointment Placed with a drug applicator on a drug holder with a handle and coated with an ointment Top view of the medicine treatment tool with a handle attached to the medicine holder Side sectional view of the drug treatment tool with a handle attached to the drug holder AA sectional view of a medicine holder for a patch with a handle A plan view of a state in which a medicine holder with a handle with a handle is placed on the floor, a poultice is placed on the upper surface of the roller and the upper plate, and the right fixed plate is closed Side cross-sectional view of a state where a poultice is attached to the medicine holder of a patch with a handle on the floor A place where the compress is attached to the medicine holder of the patch with a handle and the compress is pasted on the back

Explanation of symbols

1,26 medicine holder 2,27 base frame 3 handle 4,16,34 insertion hole 5,17,35 latching projection 6 slit 7 latching notch 8 scratching part 9 V-shaped groove 10 support piece 11 fixed Belt 12 Surface fastener 13 Surface fastener 14 Tube-shaped container 15 L-shaped container 18 Drug applicator 19 Tip portion 20 鍔 21 Rod-shaped body 22 Cloth-like material 23 Retaining ring 24 Blocking material 25 Cap 28 Holding plate 39 Rotating shaft 30 roller
31 upper plate 32 fulcrum shaft 33 fixed piece 36 floor
37 compress

Claims (3)

A drug treatment tool that enables even one person to apply or paste a drug such as a coating or a patch on a human body, comprising a drug holder and a handle attached to a base frame of the drug holder, The base frame is an L-shaped square body composed of a horizontal piece and a vertical piece, and an insertion hole for inserting the tip end portion of the handle is provided in the end surface portion of the vertical piece and the horizontal piece of the base frame. A pair of support pieces having V-shaped notches are provided on the side surfaces of the insertion holes, and holding a drug container or a drug applicator on the front surface of the vertical piece of the base frame . provided at right angles to the longitudinal plane direction, the rear surface of the vertical piece of the base frame, the drug container or drug applicator mounting one end of the lockable fastening strip, a side of the handle of the tip portion, the locking projection A latching notch that can be latched on the part is provided, a slit is provided in the longitudinal direction of the flat surface of the tip of the handle, and the vertical piece of the base frame Easy replacement of the base frame in accordance with the shape of the drug container or drug applicator by replacing the insertion hole and the insertion hole of the horizontal piece of the base frame with the handle being detachable. A drug treatment device characterized by the above. The drug applicator includes a tip outer periphery is chamfered flat, the tip vicinity formed by rod-like body having a jaw of covering the tip of the rod-shaped body with a coating material, the coating material 2. The drug treatment device according to claim 1 , wherein a drug applicator fixed by a retaining ring is held in the V-shaped cutout groove . The drug applicator having a tip of the rod-like body of the drug applicator covered with a cap having a spherical closed end and made of an elastic material is held in the V-shaped cutout groove. The drug treatment device according to any one of claims 1 to 2.

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