JPS6134822B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an excrement disposal device that allows a sick person to urinate and defecate while staying in bed or on a futon, and allows the user to urinate and defecate comfortably. In other words, it can be used cleanly without the discomfort of having the treatment device placed below the waist, and there is no risk of urine splashing onto the body or scattering around the body, and urinating and defecating can be carried out below the waist. without remaining in the receptor located in the
Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide an excrement disposal device that is suitable for use and does not cause discomfort to the person handling the excrement or cause the interior of the room to be filled with odor.

An example of implementing the present invention will be described with reference to the attached drawings. Reference numeral 1 denotes an air pillow-shaped excrement receptor made of synthetic resin filled with air, and an excrement receiving groove 2 that opens upward is formed in the center of the upper surface.
A urine drainage hole 3 is bored in the bottom surface of one side end. The receiving groove 2 is inclined slightly downward toward the urine outlet hole 3. Reference numeral 4 denotes a substantially rectangular mounting cloth piece with a wide lower side whose lower end is attached to the upper surface of one end of the receiver 1, and a vertically elongated hole is bored in the center of the mounting cloth piece 4. A gutter-shaped urine receiving member 5 with both elongated ends closed is attached to the mounting cloth piece 4 from the back side with the opening on the top surface connected to the vertically elongated hole in the center. , the lower end of the opening of the urine receiving member 5 faces above the receiving groove 2. The opening on the top surface of the urine receiving member 5, which has a gutter-like shape with both ends closed, is made of rubberized cloth whose upper side is attached to the mounting cloth piece 4 and has a male private part insertion hole 6 that partially faces the opening of the urine receiving member. It is covered with a urine scattering prevention cover 7. As shown in the first figure, the upper surface of both longitudinal ends of the urine scattering prevention cover 7 is held down by bent pieces that are bent inwardly along the longitudinal direction of the mounting cloth piece 4. At the periphery of the local insertion hole 6,
A ring-shaped local insertion fitting member 8 made of soft rubber is attached to maintain stability of local insertion. These mounting cloth pieces 4, urine receiving member 5, and urine scattering prevention cover 7 allow urine to be smoothly sent into the receiving groove 2 without causing the urine to bounce off the body or scatter around the body. It forms a feeding member. Note that the surface of the mounting cloth piece 4 on the excrement receiving groove 2 side is also rubberized similarly to the urine scattering prevention cover 7'. Reference numeral 9 denotes tightening bands for fixing the urine inlet member with fastening tape attached to both ends of the receptor 1 to the body. A urine outflow hole 3 in the receiving groove 2 is connected to a urine storage container 11 via a rubber hose 10.
is connected to. The rubber hose 10 is wound in a ring shape in the middle so that urine can flow smoothly into the urine container 11 using centrifugal force. The urination container 11 is placed at an appropriate position, such as under the bed. 12, 12', and 12'' are mats that are divided into three parts and placed on the bed 13 or futon, and part 12' of the mats has a receiving part so that the upper surface of the receiver 1 and the upper surface of the mat are flush with each other. A storage hole 14 is drilled to store the container 1. A tank 15 stores cleaning water such as lukewarm water, and is connected to a cleaning water discharge nozzle (not shown) facing into the receiving groove 2. Washing water is discharged from the washing water discharge nozzle to wash the anus etc. after defecation.

Now, a method of using the excrement treatment device according to the above embodiment will be explained. First, place a disposable diaper on the upper surface of the receiving groove 2 of the receptor 1 (not necessary when only urinating).
The receptor 1 is placed under the waist, and the urine delivery member consisting of the attachment cloth piece 4, the urine receiving member 5, and the urine scattering prevention cover 7 is placed on the private part. To explain in detail how to apply this urine inlet member to a private part, in the case of a man, with the entire opening of the urine receiving member 5 covered with the urine scattering prevention cover 7, a ring-shaped private part is inserted into the local insertion hole 6. The private part is inserted through the insertion fitting member 8. If you are a woman, open the lower part of the urine scattering prevention cover 7 upwards.
The urine receiving member 5 is brought into close contact with the vicinity of the private part. A urine inlet member consisting of a mounting cloth piece 4, a urine receiving member 5, and a urine scattering prevention cover 7 that are closely attached to the surrounding private parts is fixed to the body via a tightening band 9, and the receiver 1 is fixed to the body through a tightening band 9.
to fix it in place. Receptor 1 is matuto 1
It is stored in a storage hole 14 bored in the mat 2', and its upper surface is flush with the upper surfaces of the mats 12, 12', and 12''.Urine and defecate as shown in the sixth figure. This can be done either while sitting on the bed, or while supine or lying down on the bed as shown in Figure 7. Defecation is carried out outside while wrapped in a disposable diaper above the receiving groove 2.
Urine is discharged through the urine receiving member 5, the central opening of the mounting cloth piece 4 connected to the upper opening thereof, the lower surface side of the mounting cloth piece 4 facing the upper surface of the receiving groove 2 of the excrement receptor 1, and the excrement receptacle. Container 1 receiving groove 2, urine outflow hole 3, rubber hose 10
The urine flows into the urination container 11 which is placed at an appropriate position such as under the bed. At this time, since the rubber hose 10 is wound in a ring shape in the middle as shown in the third figure, the centrifugal force is applied at this portion, and urine flows smoothly into the urine storage container 11. After excretion, washing water such as lukewarm water in the washing water storage tank 15 is jetted out from the jet nozzle to wash the anus, private parts, etc., and also wash the inside of the receiving groove 2, etc.

As described above, the present invention relates to an excrement receptor which is filled with air and has an excrement receiving groove having a urine outflow hole in the center of the upper surface, and a lower end of which is connected to one side end of the receptor. A piece of mounting cloth is attached to the mounting cloth and has a vertically elongated hole in the center, and the opening on the top surface is connected to the vertically long hole in the center from the back side of the mounting cloth, and the lower end of the opening is received. It has a gutter-shaped urine receiving member with both ends closed facing above the excrement receiving groove of the container, and a part has a local insertion hole facing the opening of the urine receiving member, and the upper part is attached to a mounting cloth piece to form the urine receiving member. A urine inlet member consisting of a urine scattering prevention cover that covers the opening of the member, a urine container connected via a hose to a urine outlet hole provided in an excrement receiving groove, and a urine container placed on a bed or futon. Since the excrement treatment device is provided with a mat provided with a storage hole for accommodating an excrement receptor, the following effects are obtained.

That is, the urine inlet member consisting of the mounting cloth piece, the urine receiver member, and the urine scattering prevention cover is brought into close contact with the body while wrapping around the private parts, and the excrement receiver is placed at a predetermined position below the waist. This allows sick people to easily urinate and defecate whether they are sitting on a bed, on a futon, or sleeping. At that time, to attach the urine delivery member and excrement receptor to the body, place the mounting cloth piece and the urine reception member against the private parts so as to wrap around them, place the excrement receptor under the waist, and tighten. It is only necessary to fix the mounting cloth piece with a band, which makes it extremely easy to attach the device to the body, and there is no danger that the urine delivery member and the waste receptacle may become misaligned and come off the body during use. Therefore, there is no risk of urine etc. splashing back onto the body or scattering around and staining the bed etc., so it can be used cleanly. In addition, excrement does not remain in the excrement receptor located below the waist; in other words, defecation is wrapped in a disposable diaper and removed to the outside, and urine is transferred to an appropriate location such as under the bed via a hose. It is housed in a urinary container that can be placed. Therefore, similar to the process using a flush toilet, there is no inconvenience such as causing discomfort to the person handling excrement or filling the room with odor, and the toilet can be used more cleanly. Furthermore, the excrement receptor is stored in a storage hole provided in the mat, and its upper surface is flush with the upper surface of the mat, so the user can place it under the waist and on the bed or futon. There is no unpleasant resistance felt when a toilet bowl is interposed between the two, and urination and defecation can be performed comfortably. Furthermore, since the overall structure is extremely simple, it is easy to manufacture and assemble, and is relatively inexpensive and economical.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an example of the implementation of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an excrement receptor with a urine feeding member and a tightening band attached, and FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the device installed on a bed or futon. Figure 3 is a perspective view showing the hose and urinary container, Figure 4 is a partially sectional front view of the cleaning water storage tank, and Figure 5 shows the tank placed on the bed. Perspective view of Matsutto, No. 6
7 and 7 are explanatory diagrams of the state of use, and FIG. 8 is a sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 2. 1...Excrement receptor, 2...Excrement receiving groove, 3...
... Urine outflow hole, 4 ... Mounting cloth piece, 5 ... Urine receiving member, 6 ... Local insertion hole, 7 ... Urine scattering prevention cover, 9 ... Tightening band, 10 ... Hose, 11 ...
...urination container, 12, 12', 12''...Matsuto,
13...Betsudo.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An excrement receptor that is filled with air and has an excrement receiving groove with a urine outflow hole in the center of the upper surface, and a vertically long groove in the center with the lower end attached to one end of the receptor. A mounting cloth piece having a hole is attached to the mounting cloth piece from the back side by connecting the opening on the top surface to the vertically elongated hole in the center, and the lower end of the opening is above the excrement receiving groove of the receptacle. It has a gutter-shaped urine receiving member whose facing ends are closed, and a part of which has a local insertion hole facing the opening of the urine receiving member, and the upper part is attached to a mounting cloth piece to cover the opening of the urine receiving member. A urine inlet member consisting of a prevention cover, a tightening band for fixing the urine inlet member attached to the excreta receptor, and a urine receptacle connected via a hose to the urine outlet hole provided in the excrement receiving groove. An excrement disposal device comprising: a container; and a mat placed on a bed or a futon and provided with a storage hole for accommodating an excrement receptacle.