JP5043816B2 - Automatic urine processing device using diaper for urine processing body - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an automatic urination and defecation treating device using the urination and defecation treating-body diapers that can handle the urination and defecation without the assistance of others while sleeping bedridden patients and elderly person or the like.

  Conventionally, various diapers and devices have been devised that allow a bedridden patient, an elderly person, etc. to sleep while performing urination without the assistance of another person. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a technique in which a urination stool processing body having a substantially L shape in a side view is provided with various nozzles together with a stool detection sensor.

  In this technique, when urinating stool, the patient or the like first places the lumbar region on the urinary stool processing body while pinching the rising part of the urinary stool processing body between the human crotch, and after the stool the proximity sensor The stool is detected by a stool detection sensor, and washing water is automatically ejected from various nozzles to wash the local area, and the urine processing body is also washed. The stool is discharged from the filth inhalation hose to the outside. Thus, a defecation process can be automatically performed for a bedridden patient. In addition, the urinary stool processing body is integrally covered with the lumbar portion of the human body using a diaper having a substantially T shape in plan view.

In addition, the apparatus described in Patent Document 2 is a diaper-like casing having a substantially L-shape in the front-rear direction, a plurality of sensors for detecting excrement, and a predetermined amount of water by injecting washing water into the excrement. An automatic defecation processing apparatus comprising a plurality of nozzles for cleaning and a diaper frame for mounting various nozzles, wherein the plurality of nozzles connected to the diaper-shaped casing include an anus nozzle for cleaning the vicinity of the anus, and a local part It consists of a bidet nozzle that cleans, a buttocks nozzle that cleans the vicinity of the buttocks, and a stool nozzle that pulverizes the urinary stool and forces it to the outside, and each nozzle also serves to dry the buttocks and local areas. It had a function to perform. Each of the above sensors is composed of a stool detection sensor for detecting excreted stool and a urine detection sensor for detecting excreted urine. In addition, this device is configured so that a diaper-like casing can be used as a substitute for diapers without using a diaper, and the diaper-like casing prevents leakage of filth and urine by fitting to the human body. It was.
JP-A-8-322868 Japanese Patent Application No. 2006-209168

  However, the automatic defecation processing device described above has the following problems. In the automatic defecation treatment device, the diaper-like casing is directly mounted on the bedding bed, so that when washing water or urine stool leaks between the bedding bed and the diaper-like casing, the water leaks to the back of the bedding bed and the bedding bed There was a risk of getting wet. Moreover, it has been a very troublesome structure for the patient to attach the diaper-like casing to the crotch region. In addition, when the diaper-like casing is attached to the crotch part, the diaper-like casing cannot be fitted sufficiently. Furthermore, when a diaper-like casing is attached to the crotch portion in the supine state, the buttocks outside the diaper-like casing are not sufficiently stabilized, causing pain in the buttocks and crotch portions. Also, a diaper frame is provided separately, and the structure of the diaper-like casing is complicated.

  Therefore, the present inventor has developed a technique for eliminating various disadvantages of the conventional automatic defecation processing device by attaching a part of the diaper-shaped casing to the bedding and a part for processing defecation and urination by attaching it to the patient's crotch. It was. In particular, according to the technique of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 34, a support frame body 1031 having a bottom mounting pad 1041 having a U-shaped cutout hole 1042 is inserted into a central mounting hole 1012 of the bed 1011 and the bottom mounting is performed. An L-shaped defecation treatment body 1051 is fitted into the U-shaped cutout hole 1042 of the pad 1041, and the patient wears the urination feces treatment body 1051 between the crotch and urinates in the urination feces treatment body. The urination feces are transported out of the urination stool processing body 1051 by a predetermined means. In addition, a diaper 1021 is interposed between the bed 1011 and the urination and stool processing body 1051 so as to cover the patient's crotch and prevent the scattering and leakage of filth and preventing the odor from being seen from the outside. Thus, the patient's shame is not caused.

  However, even in these automatic defecation processing devices, the crotch and the processing device are fixedly integrated so that the patient cannot move the waist to the left and right during urination, and the hips of the patient deviate from a predetermined position. If this happens, the processing unit will be overloaded and integration with the crotch will be hindered, filth will leak to the outside, the detection accuracy of various sensors will be reduced, and functional failure will occur and the cleaning function will give a predetermined result. Inconveniences such as inability to occur may occur. Furthermore, if the patient forcibly moves his / her waist, the diaper laid on the treatment device will be displaced, and the patient will not be able to sufficiently receive the washing water, sewage, etc. leaked from the gap between the patient's local area and the urine processing body. There was a risk of fouling the skin surface and bed for bedding.

The present invention completely covers the patient's waist and local area by the waist circumference and the folded back cover and can be securely fixed so that it does not fall off during use and is difficult to follow the movement of the patient's waist. can do. Furthermore, since the zipper is provided from the hole in the central part to the middle part of the folding cover part, the urine processing body for attaching to the patient's crotch is separately attached to the patient with the diaper for the urination processing body attached to the patient. and an object thereof is to provide an automatic urination and defecation treating device using the urination and defecation treating-body diaper can be worn on the crotch of the patient.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the upper end portion of the substantially triangular wide shape extends to the left and right to fit the waist circumference portion formed so as to cover the waist circumference and the mounting hole formed in the approximate center of the bedding bed. Formed in the center hole formed at the center, the folded cover part formed below the hole in the center part so as to be gradually narrowed and extended downward, and formed at the substantially center line part of the folded cover part. The bed is composed of a zipper that can be opened and closed freely, and the zipper has a diaper for a urine processing body with a central hole as a starting end and a terminal end up to the middle of the folded covering portion. A mounting hole formed in a substantially rectangular shape in the approximate center of the base, a pedestal whose upper surface is formed in a concave semicircular arc and can be fitted into the mounting hole, and can be placed on the concave semicircular arc base so as to be swingable left and right. The outer bottom is formed in a convex semicircular arc, and the bottom pad is placed on the top A support frame that can be placed, a buttocks pad that has a U-shaped notch space in the center, and loosely fit in the U-shaped notch space position of the buttocks pad to clean and drain urine Urinary stool processing that covers the patient's local area together with the urination stool after being expanded to the periphery of the mounting hole in a state where the central hole is aligned with the mounting hole of the bedding bed The diaper for urination and stool processing body has a substantially inverted triangular shape and a wide upper end that extends to the left and right to cover the waist, and below the hole in the center. Gradually narrowing and extending downward to form a folded covering part, and a zipper that should be opened / closed from the center to the center line part of the folded covering part is provided, and the zipper starts from the hole in the central part and ends Is characterized by the fact that it is made up to the middle part of the folded cover part. That.

According to a second aspect of the invention, in the automatic treating device K for urination and defecation with urination and defecation treating-body diaper according to claim 1, the hole periphery of the central portion of the exhaust urine and defecation treating-body diaper on the back side A state in which a peripheral wall having a depth substantially equal to the depth of the mounting hole of the bedding bed is suspended, and a box-shaped bag is suspended on the back side of the hole by forming a bottom wall at the front end opening of the circumferential wall. It is characterized by.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, the diaper for urination and stool processing body includes the waist portion, the central hole, the folded covering portion, and the zipper, and the zipper starts from the central hole. Since the terminal end is up to the middle part of the folded covering portion, the patient's waist can be securely covered and firmly attached, and in particular, the folded covering portion can be folded to cover the patient's local area. Therefore, it is possible to completely cover the patient's waist and local area by the waist circumference and the folded back cover and to securely fix it so that it will not fall off during use and follow the movement of the patient's waist. is there. Furthermore, since the zipper is provided from the hole in the central part to the middle part of the folding cover part, the urine processing body for attaching to the patient's crotch is separately attached to the patient with the diaper for the urination processing body attached to the patient. Can be worn between the patient's crotch. That is, when the zipper is opened to open the left and right sides of the folded covering portion, the urination feces treatment body of a predetermined shape is inserted into the diaper from the opening portion of the zipper and is attached to the patient's crotch, and then the zipper is closed It is possible to create a wearing state in which the urinary stool processing body is housed in the folded cover, and it is not necessary to remove the urine stool processing body diaper from the patient every time the urination stool processing body is mounted on the patient This has the effect of improving the performance.

In addition, since the urinary stool processing body is composed of a pedestal, a support frame, and a urinary stool processing body, the work of attaching the urine stool processing body to the patient can be performed accurately, and the diaper for the urination stool processing body can be processed. Since it is attached integrally with the body, it is possible to automatically perform urination and stool processing for the patient while sealing off malodor and protecting the patient's shame.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the box-shaped bag is suspended from the hole periphery of the central portion of the diaper toward the back side, the diaper box is installed in the substantially rectangular mounting hole formed in the approximate center of the bed for bedding. A mold bag can be fitted, and a pedestal can be fitted into the mounting hole. Further, a pedestal can be fitted into the mounting hole, and a support frame body and a urinary stool processing body can be mounted on the upper surface. Can be placed. Therefore, the urinary stool processing body can be covered with the diaper for the urination stool processing body from the bottom to the top, and the malodor is sealed as much as possible. Even if it is swung to the left or right, the diaper function can be surely achieved, and there is an effect that it is possible to prevent odors, sewage and filth from leaking.

  An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIG. 1, K denotes an automatic urination and stool processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention, and the outline of the automatic urine and stool processing apparatus K is configured as follows.

  That is, first, a mounting hole 12 is formed in the center using a urethane bedding bed 11 having an area sufficient for a patient to supine, and one side of the mounting hole 12 communicates with a pipe passage 13 formed in the bedding bed 11. Yes.

  The mounting hole 12 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape, and a diaper 21 having a hole 22 corresponding to the mounting hole 12 at the center is laid around the mounting hole 12. At that time, the crotch covering portion 23 extending to the lower side of the diaper 21 and the folded portion 24 extending to the upper side protrude from the outer periphery of the mounting hole 12 so that the hole 22 and the mounting hole 12 correspond to each other. State.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a rectangular pedestal 310 is fitted into the mounting hole 12 (see FIG. 1), and the upper surface of the pedestal 310 is formed with a swing receiving surface 311 having a concave semicircular arc. In addition, an adjustment stopper means 312 for restricting a swinging range of the support frame 31 to be described later is provided at the front end edge of the swing receiving surface 311.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a substantially rectangular support frame 31 described below is placed on a pedestal 310 in a swingable manner. That is, the outer bottom surface 38a of the support frame 31 forms a swinging bottom portion 38 (see FIG. 3) having a convex semicircular arc. The support frame 31 has a substantially U-shaped buttocks pad 41 made of urethane. (See FIG. 1) is placed, and a transverse member 52 (see FIG. 15) of a substantially L-shaped urination / feces processing body 51 is loosely fitted into the U-shaped cutout space 42 in the center of the butt pad 41. Therefore, in a state in which the bottom pad 41 and the substantially L-shaped urinary stool processing body 51 are mounted on the support frame body 31, the vertical member 53 (see FIG. 15) of the substantially L-shaped urinary stool processing body 51 is mounted on the bottom. The pad 41 protrudes upward from the upper surface.

  When the patient uses the automatic urinary stool processing apparatus K of the present invention, he lies on the bedding bed 11 and places his buttocks on the butt pad 41. As shown in FIG. Urinating and defecation is performed inside the boat shape of the substantially L-shaped horizontal member 52 with the substantially L-shaped vertical member 53 sandwiched between the groins, and urine is discharged by drainage from the spray nozzle 105 provided on the head of the horizontal member 52. The stool is discharged out of the urinary stool processing body 51, and the butt and local parts are cleaned with cleaning water from the cleaning nozzle 203 and the bidet nozzle 202 provided on the vertical member 53 of the urination stool processing body 51. The butt portion is washed with washing water from the butt nozzle 104 provided on the horizontal member 52, and then the butt portion and the local portion are dried by blowing air from the drying nozzle 204 and the air supply nozzle 205.

  When the diaper is used in the automatic urination and stool processing apparatus K, the box-shaped bag 26 of the diaper 21 is fitted in the mounting hole 12 of the bedding bed 11 in advance, and the waist part 24 and the folding covering part 23 are used to It covers the local area.

  Next, each component which comprises the automatic urine / feces processing apparatus K using the diaper for urination feces processing bodies and the diaper for urination / feces processing bodies is demonstrated in detail.

  (I) The diaper 21 laid around the mounting hole 12 which is the gist of the present invention will be described.

  The diaper 21 of the present invention forms a hole 22 corresponding to the mounting hole 12 of the bedding bed 11 in the central portion. A rectangular box-shaped bag 26 is suspended from the back side of the hole 22, and this box-shaped bag 26 is inserted into the central mounting hole 12 when the diaper 21 is laid around the bedding bed 11. A pedestal 310, which will be described later, is fitted therein. On the lower side of the hole 22, a folded covering portion 23 for covering the crotch exposed to the left and right is extended, and on the upper side of the hole 22, a waist circumference portion 24 extending to the left and right is extended. Yes.

  The diaper 21 is spread and placed in a state of surrounding the periphery of the mounting hole 12 of the bedding bed 11. In addition, a cutting line 25 is formed in the center of the folding cover portion 23 of the diaper 21, and both left and right portions of the cutting line 25 are configured to be united and separated by a zipper, and the other end of the zipper is connected to the folding coating portion 23. It ends in the middle. Accordingly, since the folded covering portion 23 is expanded to the left and right with the cutting line 25 as the center, the urination / feces processing body 51 described later is inserted into the U-shaped notch space 42 of the substantially U-shaped buttocks pad 41. In addition, the urination stool processing body 51 can be easily fitted into the U-shaped cutout space 42 from between the cutting lines 25 of the diaper 21 without the diaper 21 being in the way.

  Here, a procedure for attaching the diaper 21 to the patient will be described.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a diaper 21 having a hole 22 corresponding to the mounting hole 12 in the center is laid around the mounting hole 12 of the bedding bed 11. At that time, the hole 22 and the mounting hole 12 are made to correspond to each other, and the box-shaped bag 26 is fitted into the mounting hole 12, and the folded covering portion 23 extending to the lower side of the diaper 21 and the upper side thereof. It is assumed that the waist circumference portion 24 protrudes from the outer periphery around the mounting hole 12.

  Next, a pedestal 310, which will be described later, is fitted into a box-shaped bag 26 that is connected to the hole 22 of the diaper 21, a support frame 31 is placed on the pedestal 310, and a butt pad 41 is placed on the support frame 31. After that, the assistant puts the patient's hip on the hip pad 41 and puts the patient on the bedding bed 11 in a supine position.

  Next, the diaper 21 is expanded to the left and right around the zipper 25 of the cutting line, and a substantially L-shaped urination stool processing body 51 is inserted through the opening that is expanded to the left and right to The urinary stool processing body 51 is sandwiched between the patient's crotch parts, and the patient's local part is concealed from above by a cover 59 provided on the urination stool processing body 51. .

  Next, the left and right waist circumference portions 24 of the diaper 21 are wound around the patient's abdomen so that the tapes of the waist circumference portion 24 are fixed to each other. Next, after covering the cover 59 with the folded covering portion 23 of the diaper 21, the tape at the end of the folded covering portion 23 is fixed to the waist portion 24 of the abdomen. Further, the detailed description of the procedure for attaching the diaper 21 to the patient will be described later.

  (Ii) The pedestal 310 will be described.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the pedestal 310 is formed in a rectangular shape having a constant thickness that can be fitted into the mounting hole 12 of the bedding bed 11 (see FIG. 1), and the upper surface thereof is a concave semicircular arc. A swing receiving surface 311 is formed. In addition, an adjustment stopper means 312 for restricting the swing range of the support frame 31 that is swingably placed on the swing receiving surface 311 is provided at the tip edge of the swing receiving surface 311.

  That is, the adjustment stopper means 312 has protrusions 313 and 313 projecting on the left and right sides of the semicircular arc surface of the tip edge portion of the swing receiving surface 311, and the constituent members of the support frame 31 described later are provided on the protrusions 313 and 313. By abutting, no further left-right swinging can be performed.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the adjustment stopper means 312 as another embodiment has a front wall 315 of the pedestal 310 cut into a semicircular arc shape having the same shape as the swing receiving surface 311, and left and right portions of the front wall 315. The engaging pieces 320 and 320 are pivotally supported so as to be able to appear and retract. In the figure, reference numeral 317 denotes a pivot portion, and 328 denotes a guide groove.

  Therefore, by the protrusion operation of one engagement piece 320, the one engagement piece 320 and a constituent member of the support frame body 31 described later come into contact with each other, and the swing range is restricted. At this time, the support frame body 31 can swing without causing the other engagement piece 320 and the constituent members of the support frame body 31 to interfere with each other by the operation of burying the other engagement piece 320.

  The engaging pieces 320, 320 acting in this way are configured as follows.

  That is, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, an auxiliary wall 316 is erected on the inner side of the front wall 315 of the pedestal 310 while maintaining a predetermined interval, and between the front wall 315 and the auxiliary wall 316. The plate-like engagement pieces 320 and 320 are arranged so as to be able to appear and retract.

  The structure for moving the engaging pieces 320 and 320 in and out is as follows.

  That is, the engagement pieces 320 and 320 are pivotally supported on pins 322 and 322 (see FIG. 6) that are laid between the front wall 315 and the auxiliary wall 316, and the engagement pieces 320 and 320 are pivotally supported 317 and 317. , The engaging pieces 320 and 320 are moved in and out from the openings 343 and 343 between the front wall 315 and the auxiliary wall 316.

  Further, a spring 326 is interposed between the back surface of the front wall 315 and the engagement piece 320, and the engagement piece 320 is urged into a protruding state by the urging of the spring 326, and the engagement piece 320 is engaged. The piece 320 is pressed against the back side of the front wall 315.

  In other words, the spring 326 is installed between the support pin 325 protruding from the end of the engagement piece 320 located on the base end side of the pivot 317 and the engagement portion 319 provided on the back surface of the front wall 315. The front side surface of the engagement piece 320 is pressed against the back side of the front wall 315 by the bias of the spring 326. When the engagement piece 320 is buried by the pressure contact operation, the recess 327 formed in the engagement piece 320 engages with the triangular protrusion 340 formed on the back surface of the front wall 315 so that the engagement piece 320 is buried. Hold.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. 10, the protrusion 340 and the recess 327 fulfill a stopper function that maintains the buried state of the engagement piece 320. In addition, a notch tongue 341 is formed on the front wall 315, and a disengagement projection 342 (see FIGS. 5 and 11) is formed on the notch tongue 341 so that the notch tongue When the piece 341 is pushed with a finger from the front side of the front wall 315, the disengagement projection 342 pushes the engagement piece 320 to the back side, and the engagement between the recess 327 of the engagement piece 320 and the projection 340 (see FIG. 10). Is released, and the engagement piece 320 can be returned from the buried state to the projected state.

  Moreover, the upper end edge of the engagement piece 320 is made into the same curved surface as a concave semicircular arc so that it may become familiar with the outer bottom face 38a of the support frame 31 mentioned later.

  That is, when the support frame 31 swings on the pedestal 310, the left and right portions of the outer bottom surface 38a of the support frame 31 come into contact with the top end surface of the engagement piece 320 as shown in FIG. As the support frame 31 is further swung, the engagement piece 320 is pushed down, and the engagement piece 320 is buried inside the front wall 315.

  The operation of burying the engagement piece 320 is performed by rotating around the pivot 317.

  When the support frame 31 swings to the original position and the contact between the outer bottom surface 38a and the engagement piece 320 is eliminated, the engagement piece 320 is moved to the spring 326 (see FIG. 6) as shown in FIG. The projecting action is caused by the urging force to project from the upper edge of the front wall 315.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 12, through holes 318 and 318 are formed on the front wall 315 of the pedestal 310 on the left and right sides. The insertion holes 318 and 318 have wires, hard wires covered with tubes, or the like. The left and right free ends 331 and 331 of the substantially mountain-shaped fixing tool 330 formed in the above can be inserted.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 13, the fixing tool 330 is used to fix the urination / feces processing body 51, and the processing portion is formed on the inner bottom surface of the guide passage 34 by the main body portion 332 formed in a substantially mountain shape. A coupling 58 connected to the transverse member 52 of the main body 56 is fixed by pressure.

  At this time, the free ends 331 and 331 formed to protrude forward are inserted into the insertion holes 318 and 318 of the front wall 315 of the base 310.

  The free ends 331 and 331 of the fixture 330 are inserted from the insertion holes 318 and 318 so as to protrude to the back side of the front wall 315 of the base 310. The protruding free ends 331 and 331 are configured to contact the lower end surfaces of the engaging pieces 320 and 320, and restrict the range in which the engaging pieces 320 and 320 are immersed inside the base 310.

  (Iii) The support frame 31 will be described.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the support frame 31 placed on the pedestal 310 includes a rectangular case 39 having a bottom plate 32 having an outer bottom surface 38a (see FIG. 2) formed in a convex semicircular arc. It is a box shape with an upper opening.

  That is, the outer peripheral wall 33 is erected on the outer peripheral edge of the bottom plate 32 in a state where the outer peripheral wall 33 is at least lower than the thickness of a bottom pad 41 (see FIG. 1) described later. Further, a strip-shaped guide passage 34 is provided in the center of the bottom plate 32 along the longitudinal direction, and guide walls 35 are provided on both sides.

  The guide passage 34 protrudes from the lower end of the bottom plate 32 through the lower frame body front wall 33a, and the end of the protruding portion 36 is open, so that the support frame 31 is placed on the bedding bed 11 (see FIG. 1). When mounting on the pedestal 310 mounted in the mounting hole 12, the protruding portion 36 of the guide passage 34 is fitted into the pipe passage 13 communicating with the mounting hole 12.

  The support frame 31 configured as described above forms a substantially U-shaped U-shaped space 37 between the outer peripheral wall 33 and the strip-shaped guide passage 34, and the inner bottom surface of the U-shaped space 37 is A concave semicircular arc is formed. A substantially U-shaped buttocks pad 41 (see FIG. 1), which will be described later, is fitted into the U-shaped space 37.

  Thus, the support frame 31 having the outer bottom surface 38a (see FIG. 2) having a convex semicircular arc is placed on the pedestal 310 whose inner bottom surface is a concave semicircular arc so that it can swing left and right. Swing to the left and right according to the movement of the hips and hips to absorb the shift of the hips.

  Moreover, as shown in FIG. 4, the support frame 31 swings on the pedestal 310 in accordance with the displacement and movement of the patient's buttocks, but the pedestal 310 is restricted to a certain angle with respect to the swing range. A structure for cooperating with the adjustment stopper means 312 is provided.

  That is, a belt-shaped guide passage 34 is provided at the center of the support frame 31, and this guide passage 34 protrudes out of the frame of the support frame 31 through the frame front wall 33a as described above. The guide walls 35 on both sides also protrude from the frame front wall 33a.

  When the support frame 31 having such a structure is placed on the pedestal 310, the protrusions 313 and 313 disposed on the left and right of the front wall 315 of the pedestal 310 face the outer surface of the guide wall 35.

  Therefore, when the support frame 31 is swung in one direction, the tips of the protrusions 313 and 313 of the pedestal 310 are brought into contact with each other and cannot be swung further.

  In order to be able to swing within such a certain range, only a part of the front end portion of the bottom plate 32 formed into a convex semicircular arc, that is, a lateral side of the guide wall 35 protruding forward from the bottom plate 32 is projected. It is necessary to form the flat surface 32a by cutting out only the front end portion of the bottom plate 32 having a semicircular shape.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 7, when the support frame 31 is in a neutral position where it does not swing, the space 32b formed by the flat surface 32a is positioned so that the engagement piece 320 of the base 310 is positioned. The support frame 31 can be swung without interfering with the bottom plate 32 of the support frame 31.

  As described above, the swing range is limited to a range in which the protruding protrusions 313 and 313 contact the guide wall 35.

  However, as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, when further swinging is required, the engaging pieces 320 and 320 are manually pushed down and fixed against the spring bias. In such a state, the outer bottom surface 34 a of the guide passage 34 slides on the upper end edge of the engagement piece 320.

  That is, when the engaging piece 320 that has come into contact with the guide wall 35 is manually pushed down and buried against the spring bias, the contact with the guide wall 35 is canceled, and as shown in FIG. As the outer bottom surface 34a gets over the upper end surface 320a of the engagement pieces 320, 320, the support frame 31 is further swung to increase the inclination angle. The manually buried state of the engagement piece 320 is fixed by the engagement between the protrusion 340 and the recess 327 described above. In order to release this, it is performed by pushing the protrusion 342 for releasing engagement of the notched tongue piece 341 described above with a finger.

  (Iv) The buttocks mounting pad 41 will be described.

  The bottom pad 41 (see FIG. 1) is also formed in a substantially U shape so that it can be fitted in a substantially U-shaped U-shaped space 37 formed in the support frame 31, and has a U-shape in the center. The guide wall 35 of the guide passage 34 of the support frame 31 can be fitted into the notch space 42.

  The material of the butt pad 41 is a material in which a flexible material such as urethane is encapsulated, and the patient's butt is placed on the butt, and the butt is placed on the skin surface. In particular, it is necessary to have excellent waterproofness, water repellency, and water absorption, and good air permeability that does not retain moisture, and it is necessary to have a material and feel that can prevent a patient from slipping off the floor.

  Further, the thickness of the butt pad 41 is at least equivalent to the mounting hole 12 of the bedding bed 11 and is higher than the outer peripheral wall 33 (see FIG. 2) of the support frame 31.

  When such a butt pad 41 is fitted and mounted in the mounting hole 12 fitted in the U-shaped space 37 of the support frame body 31, the U-shaped notch space 42 in the substantially U-shaped center of the butt pad 41 has a support. Since the guide wall 35 of the guide passage 34 of the frame 31 is fitted, the substantially U-shaped buttocks pad 41 surrounds the guide passage 34.

  Therefore, in a state in which the bottom pad 41 is fitted in the U-shaped space 37 of the support frame 31, the U-shaped notch space 42 of the bottom pad 41 is integrated with the guide passage 34.

  Further, the bottom surface of the butt pad 41 has a convex semicircular arc shape. Therefore, when the butt pad 41 is mounted in the U-shaped space 37 in the support frame body 31, the concave semicircular arc of the support frame body 31 is provided. It is possible to mount it in close contact with the inner bottom surface.

  In addition, the U-shaped space 37 of the support frame 31 stores the leaked water even if the cleaning water leaked from the urination / feces processing body 51 penetrates from the peripheral surface of the butt pad 41 and wets the back surface of the bedding bed 11. There is an effect to prevent.

  (V) The urination / feces processing body 51 will be described.

  As shown in FIG. 15, the urination / feces processing body 51 has a support case 55 having a substantially elongated elliptical shape that fits into the guide passage 34 of the support frame 31 (see FIG. 2) whose outer bottom surface is formed in a convex semicircular arc. And a substantially L-shaped processing section main body 56 that is inserted into the support case 55 and built therein.

  As shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, the support case 55 is formed in a rectangular shape so that a peripheral wall is formed in the periphery and a lateral member 52 of the processing unit main body 56 described later is accommodated therein. The left and right side walls of the support case 55 have a central portion raised in a mountain shape, and a vertical case 57 can be fitted and connected to the raised portion 55a and the rear opening edge of the support case 55. The vertical case 57 has a semi-circular cross section and a substantially L-shaped side view so that the rear part of the substantially L-shaped processing unit body 56 to be described later and a part of the upper surface of the processing unit body 56 can be casing. It is formed in a shape.

  Furthermore, a cylindrical coupling 58 is connected to a lower side end opening formed by assembling the support case 55 and the vertical case 57, and a processing unit, which will be described later, is connected to the coupling 58. The urine / feces discharge passage 81 (see FIG. 17) provided at the lower end of the main body 56 and the discharge pipe 103 (see FIG. 1) communicating therewith are inserted.

  Since the support case 55 of the urine / feces processing body 51 swings left and right on the base 310 together with the support frame 31, the discharge passage 81 of the urine / feces processing body 51 and the connecting portion of the discharge pipe 103 are coupled to the coupling 58. Therefore, the rotation center line of the urine / feces processing body 51 swinging on the pedestal 310 is the rotation center line of the rotation connecting portion between the discharge passage 81 and the discharge pipe 103. Need to match.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 17, a cover 59 for covering the patient's local part from above is pivotally attached to the upper end edge of the vertical case 57 casing the rear of the vertical member 80 of the processing unit main body 56 so as to be openable and closable. Yes.

  The cover 59 has a dome shape, and the base end is pivotally attached to the upper end of a vertical case 57 having a semicircular cross section through a pin 59a. The patient opens and closes the upper part of the local area with the processing unit main body 56 sandwiched between the crotch. It is configured so that it can be covered freely.

  Accordingly, the processing section main body 56 is entirely casing except for the nozzle projecting portion that performs the necessary urination processing function by the support case 55, the vertical case 57, the coupling 58, and the cover 59. It will be.

  As shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, the processing unit main body 56 includes a urination / feces receiving portion 82 as a horizontal member formed in a boat shape inside, and a washing nozzle holding as a vertical member standing on the lower end thereof. The body 61 is formed in a substantially L shape.

  Therefore, in order to equip the processing unit main body 56 on the diaper 21 in a state where the central hole 22 of the diaper 21 is mounted in the mounting hole 12 of the bedding bed 11 and the waist circumference portion 24 and the folding covering portion 23 are expanded. As described above, the zipper 25 at the center of the diaper 21 is opened and opened to the left and right, and a substantially L-shaped processing section main body 56 is inserted through the opening 25a so that the center hole 22 of the diaper 21 has already been inserted. It is mounted on the pedestal 310 placed through the support frame 31.

  Then, the patient's thigh and hips are placed on the processing unit main body 56 while the patient's thigh holds the L-shaped processing unit main body 56 (see FIG. 28). The waist circumference 24 at the upper end is closed from the left and right, and the ends are overlapped on the patient's abdomen, and the circumferential surface of the patient's waist is wound and fixed by the upper edges 24a and 24b of the butt 21 respectively.

  Next, the folded covering portion 23 at the lower end of the diaper 21 is folded back. At that time, both side surfaces of the processing unit main body 56 are covered with the folded back covering portion 23 using the portion opened by the zipper 25. At this time, the cover 59 provided on the processing unit main body 56 is closed to cover the patient's local area from above. In this state, both end portions 23a and 23b of the folded covering portion 23 of the diaper 21 are overlapped on the waist circumference portion 24 which already surrounds the patient's waist, and a predetermined stopper means 23c, for example, a magic band (registered trademark) or the like. Adhere and fix.

  In this state, if the zipper 25 of the diaper 21 is closed, as shown in FIG. 32, the entire urine stool processing apparatus K is covered with the diaper 21, and the local part of the patient and the processing unit main body attached thereto are covered. The whole 56 is enclosed by the diaper 21 in a hermetically sealed state, and it is possible to prevent the odor from being emitted during urination and defecation.

  The zipper 25 is provided with an opening / closing knob 25b at the upper end in the state in which the diaper 21 is unfolded, and communicates with the hole 22 in the central portion, so that the processing unit main body is utilized using the start end opening 25c of the zipper 25. An external hose 73 that communicates with 56 through a coupling 58 is inserted and extended to the outside of the diaper 21.

  As shown in FIGS. 16 and 21, a front end nozzle bracket 60 is provided at the front end of the urination / feces receiving part 82, and the urine / feces stored in the urine / feces receiving part 82 are received in the front end nozzle bracket 60. A water spray nozzle 105 for spraying water to push the lower side is provided, and an air supply nozzle 205 for drying the lower surface of the patient's buttocks and the waist is disposed adjacent to the water spray nozzle 105. Yes.

  As shown in FIG. 17, a discharge port 102 a is provided at the lower end of the urination / feces receiving part 82, and the urine / feces stored in the urine / feces receiving part 82 are discharged to the external storage tank 300. To discharge through.

  As shown in FIGS. 17 and 20, the cleaning nozzle holder 61 is provided with a cleaning nozzle 203, a bidet nozzle 202, and a drying nozzle 204, all of which are water or air toward the patient's local area or anus. Is configured to be able to send.

  As shown in FIGS. 16 to 18, the pipe proximal end leading to each of these nozzles protrudes from the back surface of the cleaning nozzle holder 61 and a required branch pipe 62 a of the distributor 62 attached to the back surface of the cleaning nozzle holder 61. It is communicated to. Further, on the back side of the distributor 62, a heater unit 63 is mounted on the upper surface of the cleaning nozzle holder 61 as a vertical member of the processing unit main body 56, and the air pipe leading to the distributor 62 is heated via the heater unit 63. It is configured as follows.

  The heater unit 63 includes a suction port 63a and an injection port 63b (see FIG. 16), and is configured to warm the air supplied from the suction port 63a with an air pipe and supply the air as warm air from the injection port 63b. Yes.

  As shown in FIGS. 16 to 18, the processing unit main body 56 formed in a substantially L shape by the urination / feces receiving part 82 formed in a boat shape and the washing nozzle holder 61 erected on the lower side is processed. The opening 83 of the part main body 56 is opposed to the nozzle protruding side of the cleaning nozzle holding body 61 and the respective edges are continuous in a substantially L shape. That is, the opening edge 84 of the processing unit main body 56 and the side edge of the cleaning nozzle holder 61 constitute a side edge 85 having a substantially L shape in continuous side view.

  The left and right side edge portions 85, 85 are covered with an edge cover body 64 that combines an L shape and a U shape in order to cover the edge portion.

  Reference numeral 210 denotes a tongue piece extending at the front end of the edge cover body 64.

  As shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, there is a cross section between the discharge port 102 a of the urination and stool receiving portion 82 and the proximal end side of the discharge pipe 103 (see FIG. 14) to prevent the backflow of excrement and odor. A rectangular hollow check valve case 66 is interposed, and a check valve case 66 (see FIG. 19) is provided with a check valve 66a pivoted at the upper end of the case ceiling so as to be freely opened and closed. The backflow prevention valve 66a is always urged in the valve closing direction by its own weight. The excrement of urine and stool flows more smoothly with the flow force against its own weight bias, and the odor from the storage tank 300 and the discharge pipe 103 is prevented from flowing in by closing the valve.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 17, an engagement claw 67 having a mountain-shaped cross section is provided at the substantially central portion of the bottom surface of the support case 55, and the bottom surface in the guide passage 34 of the support frame 31 to which the support case 55 is fitted. An engaging groove 68 (see FIG. 2) having a multi-step mountain shape is formed in the lower portion.

  When removing the urination / feces processing body 51 from the patient, the urination / feces processing body 51 is lifted upward so that the engaging claw 67 of the urination / feces processing body 51 is disengaged from the engagement groove 68 and the urination from the patient is performed. The stool processing body 51 can be easily removed.

  Between the upper side in the guide passage 34 of the support frame 31 and the upper side outer bottom surface of the support case 55, a substantially Z-shaped leaf spring 71 (see FIG. 16) that pushes up the upper side bottom surface of the urinary stool processing body 51. ) And a substantially semi-circular push-up receiving plate 72 placed on the upper surface thereof.

  (Vi) Various nozzles and various sensors of the urination / feces processing body 51 will be described.

  As shown in FIGS. 14 and 17, the urination and stool processing body 51 includes a butt nozzle 104, a spray nozzle 105, a bidet nozzle 202, a cleaning nozzle 203 for injecting cleaning water to clean each part of the human body, and a human body after cleaning. A drying nozzle 204 for injecting air to dry the local area and the outer hip part, an air supply nozzle 205, a wearing sensor I, a stool sensor G, a urine sensor H, and a water level sensor J are arranged in various places.

  (Vi-1) Various nozzles will be described in detail.

  As shown in FIGS. 17 and 20, the urination and stool processing body 51 includes a cleaning nozzle 203 disposed at the lower end of the bottom surface of the front recess 113 and a position above the cleaning nozzle 203 on the bottom surface of the front recess 113. A bidet nozzle 202 is provided. In addition, the urine / feces processing body 51 includes the spray nozzle 105 disposed at the end of the discharge passage 81 opposite to the discharge portion 102 and the spray at the end of the discharge passage 81 opposite to the discharge portion 102. The bottom nozzle 104 is disposed at a position above the nozzle 105.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the various nozzles 104, 105, 202, and 203 are connected to the bottom nozzle pipe 602c, the spray nozzle pipe 604, the bidet nozzle pipe 602b, and the cleaning nozzle pipe 603, respectively. The cleaning water is supplied to the processing units 202 and 203 from the processing operation unit C via the nozzle pipes 602c, 604, 602b, and 603, respectively.

  These various pipes are bundled and inserted into the appearance hose 73.

  As shown in FIG. 17 and FIG. 21, the butt nozzle 104 has a plurality of butt injection holes 104a so that the injection direction faces the butt of the patient, so that a wider range of washing is possible. It is arranged in a manner having a predetermined curvature corresponding to the curved surface of the bottom portion.

  Further, the bottom nozzle 104 is connected in communication with the bidet nozzle 202 via a three-way valve 74, and both nozzles 104 and 202 are configured to be capable of simultaneously injecting wash water from the three-way valve 74.

  The spray nozzle 105 is a nozzle for performing a process (hereinafter, referred to as a stool pulverization process) for pushing the stool from the discharge passage 81 toward the discharge port 102a while pulverizing the stool finely by the jet water pressure of the washing water. The spray nozzle 105 is disposed on the convex portion 60a. The spray nozzle 105 has a plurality of stool crushing injection holes 105a so that the injection direction is at the bottom of the discharge passage 81 and directly below the anus of the human body where stool is most likely to accumulate. Further, the spray nozzle 105 communicates with a pressurizing pump 600 described later, and is configured to be able to inject hot water from the hot water tank 501 as high-pressure washing water from the spray nozzle 105.

  As shown in FIGS. 17 and 20, the bidet nozzle 202 is used as a main injection range for cleaning excrement adhering to the local part of the human body and cleaning urine adhering to the inner peripheral surface of the vertical member of the processing unit main body. Nozzle. The bidet nozzle 202 has a plurality of bidet injection holes 202a formed at equal intervals in a row so that the injection direction faces the local part of the patient, and the urine injection holes 200b have an injection direction of the processing unit main body. A plurality of perforated peripheral surfaces are formed at equal intervals so as to face the inner peripheral surface of the vertical member.

  As shown in FIGS. 17 and 20, the washing nozzle 203 has a narrow and vertically long shape so that the anus and the periphery of the anus can be washed regardless of the difference in body shape between men and women. The cleaning nozzle 203 is provided at a position below the bidet nozzle 202, and has a plurality of anal injection holes 203a of the cleaning nozzle 203 formed at equal intervals so that the injection direction faces the patient's anus and the periphery of the anus. ing.

  As shown in FIG.17 and FIG.20, the drying nozzle 204 is a nozzle for drying a patient's local part, an anus, and anus periphery as an injection range. The drying nozzle 204 is located outside the bidet nozzle 202 and is integrally disposed with the bidet nozzle 202, and the drying injection holes 204a are equally spaced so that the injection direction faces the local area of the patient, the anus, and the periphery of the anus. 4 holes are drilled. The drying nozzle 204 is supplied from a suction pump so that warm air can be ejected, and the air supplied from the drying nozzle pipe 608 via the solenoid valve 97 (see FIG. 14) is warmed by the heater of the heater unit 63. Thus, the air is blown out from the drying injection holes 204a as warm air.

  As shown in FIGS. 17 and 21C, the air supply nozzle 205 is a nozzle for drying the periphery of the patient's hip as an injection range. The air supply injection hole 205a is directed upward so that the injection direction is directed to the periphery of the patient's hip. The air supply nozzle 205 is supplied from an intake pump so as to be able to eject air, and air supplied from an air supply nozzle pipe 609 is ejected from an air supply injection hole 205a via a solenoid valve 98 (see FIG. 1). Like to do.

  (Vi-2) The configuration of various sensors will be described in detail.

  The wearing sensor I has an electrode terminal 120 formed of a pair of conductive rubbers, and the electrode terminals 120 and 120 are brought into close contact with the patient's thighs at a constant pressure to change the capacitance specific to the human body. Thus, it is detected that the urination / feces processing body is attached in close contact with the patient's thigh.

  As shown in FIG. 17, the stool sensor G is disposed between the light emitting unit 106 and the light receiving unit 107, that is, in the discharge passage 81 based on whether the infrared light transmitted from the light emitting unit 106 is received by the opposing light receiving unit 107. Detect whether stool exists.

  As shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, the urine sensor H includes a pair of electrode pins 109, 109 disposed adjacent to each other in the front-rear direction.

  With such a configuration, when the patient defecates and urinates, the urination processing body 51 detects stool and urine by the stool sensor G and urine sensor H, and sends the detection signal to the processing operation unit C (see FIG. 14). Send. The processing operation unit C that has received the detection signal supplies cleaning water to the bidet nozzle pipe 602b, the cleaning nozzle pipe 603, the spray nozzle pipe 605, and the bottom nozzle pipe 602c, and the bidet nozzle 202, cleaning nozzle 203, spray nozzle 105, bottom Wash water is sprayed from each of the nozzles 104 into the urination / feces processing body 51.

  As shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, the water level sensor J includes electrode pins 130 and 130 on the side edge portions 85 and 85 on the upper side of the urination / feces receiving portion 82 in order to detect the water level in the urination / feces receiving portion 82. ing.

  (vii) The processing operation unit C as an external processing configuration will be described.

  As shown in FIG. 14, the processing operation unit C has a constant pressure between the excrement storage unit D that stores the filth of the urinary stool processing body 51, and the crotch portion and the urinary stool processing body 51. A nozzle operation unit F that receives a wearing signal indicating a close contact state, a defecation and / or urination detection signal, and a water level signal indicating an increase in the water level of the urine receiving part, and performs various operations such as a subsequent washing operation; The cleaning water supply unit E supplies cleaning water to the processing body 51.

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The excrement storage part D has a storage tank 300, and the storage tank 300 is connected to the discharge port 102 a of the urine processing body 51 through the discharge pipe 103.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 14, an intake pipe 401 a is connected to the hose coupling portion 303 so as to be adjacent to the discharge pipe 103.

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As shown in FIG. 14, the cleaning water supply unit E includes a raw water tank 500 that supplies raw water as cleaning water, and a hot water tank 501 that heats the cleaning water supplied into the urination / feces processing body 51 to a predetermined temperature. A solenoid valve 503 for controlling water supply from the raw water tank 500 to the hot water tank 501 is provided. The hot water tank 501 includes a pipe heater 502 that heats the raw water supplied from the raw water tank 500 via the solenoid valve 503, a water level sensor 505 that detects the water level, and a temperature sensor 506 that detects the water temperature.

  The washing water supply unit E detects the temperature of the raw water in the hot water tank 501 with the temperature sensor 506 and heats the raw water with the tube heater 502 to make hot water.

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As described above, the nozzle operation unit F is connected to the excrement storage unit D via the intake pipe 401a, and is connected to the cleaning water supply unit E via the water supply pipe 504a. In the figure, 401a is an intake pipe, 409 is an intake valve as a valve, 408 is a vacuum tank as a decompression unit, 401b is an intake pipe, 407a is an odor removal filter, 413 is a pressure switch, 401c is an intake pipe, 401d is an intake pipe , 400 is an intake pump, 402 is an intake port, 405 is an exhaust port, 414 is an air discharge pipe, and 407b is a silencer.

  On the other hand, the water supply pipe 504a passes through a filter 507, a water supply pipe 504b, a pressure pump 600, a nozzle pipe 601a, various solenoid valves 91, 92, 93, a three-way valve 74, and various nozzle pipes 602a, 602b, 602c, 603, 605. The urine stool processing body 51 is connected to the butt nozzle 104, the spray nozzle 105, the bidet nozzle 202, and the cleaning nozzle 203.

  By forming a vacuum state in the vacuum tank 408, a stronger negative pressure can be generated and the filth in the urination / feces processing body 51 can be efficiently sucked.

  Further, the solenoid valves 95 and 96, the silencer 404, the two malodor removing filters 407a and 407a, and the silencer 407b are integrated into one unit to constitute a filter assembly 607.

  In the automatic urination and stool processing apparatus using the diaper for urination and stool processing body of the present invention described above, a detailed description of the procedure for attaching to the patient will be given with reference to FIGS.

  The bedding bed 11 includes a mounting hole 12 having a predetermined depth and a pipe passage 13 communicating with the mounting hole 12. The upper surface of the pipe passage 13 can be opened and closed from the start end to the end through a zipper 13a. (See FIG. 24).

  Next, the pedestal 310 is placed in the mounting hole 12 of the bedding bed 11 with the swing receiving surface 311 as the upper surface (see FIG. 25).

  Next, the center hole 22 of the diaper 21 is attached to the attachment hole 12 of the bedding bed 11 so that the waist circumference portion 24 and the folded covering portion 23 are expanded. Then, the butt pad 41 is mounted in the hole 22 of the diaper 21 (see FIG. 26).

  On the bedding bed 11, the patient P is placed in a supine position, the patient's hip is placed on the hip pad 41, and the patient's waist is positioned on the waist circumference 24. It will be in the state. At this time, the zipper 13a provided on the pipe passage 13 of the bedding bed 11 is opened (see FIG. 27).

  Therefore, as shown in FIG. 28, in order to equip the processing unit main body 56 on the diaper 21, as described above, the center zipper 25 of the diaper 21 is opened to the left and right, and the opening 25a is opened. A substantially L-shaped processing section main body 56 is inserted and mounted on the pedestal 310 already placed in the central hole 22 of the diaper 21 via the support frame 31.

  After that, the patient's thigh and hips are placed on the processing unit main body 56 while holding the substantially L-shaped processing unit main body 56 between the patient's thighs, and then the waist around the upper end of the diaper 21. The upper end edges 24a, 24b of the part 24 are closed from the left and right sides, the upper end edges 24a, 24b are overlapped on the patient's abdomen, and the upper peripheral edges 24a, 24b of the diaper 21 are wrapped around the circumference of the patient's waist. The state is fixed.

  When the processing unit main body 56 is attached to the patient's local area, as shown in FIG. 29, when the state where the wearing sensor I of the processing unit main body 56 is worn on the patient's local area is detected, the signal of the wearing sensor I is displayed. Accordingly, the LED lamp 29 is turned on. When the LED lamp 29 is turned on, the processing unit main body 56 is accurately attached to the local area of the patient, and the close contact state with the local area of the patient can be visually confirmed. And the cover 59 can be closed after confirming a wearing condition.

  Next, the folded covering portion 23 at the lower end of the diaper 21 is folded back. At that time, both side surfaces of the processing unit main body 56 are covered with the folded back covering portion 23 using the portion opened by the zipper 25. At this time, the cover 59 provided on the processing unit main body 56 is closed to cover the patient's local area from above. In this state, both end portions 23a and 23b of the folded covering portion 23 of the diaper 21 are overlapped on the waist circumference portion 24 which already surrounds the patient's waist, and a predetermined stopper means 23c, for example, a magic band (registered trademark) or the like. Adhere and fix.

  In this state, if the zipper 25 of the diaper 21 is closed, as shown in FIG. 32, the entire urine stool processing apparatus K is covered with the diaper 21, and the local part of the patient and the processing unit main body attached thereto are covered. The whole 56 is enclosed by the diaper 21 in a hermetically sealed state, and it is possible to prevent the odor from being emitted during urination and defecation.

  The zipper 25 is provided with an opening / closing knob 25b at the upper end in the state in which the diaper 21 is unfolded, and communicates with the hole 22 in the central portion, so that the processing unit main body is utilized using the start end opening 25c of the zipper 25. A discharge pipe 103 that communicates with 56 through a coupling 58 is inserted and extended to the outside of the diaper 21.

  As shown in FIGS. 30 and 31, when the patient wearing the processing unit main body 56 is a male, the processing unit main body 56 is mounted, and the peripheral surfaces of the patient's waist by the upper edge portions 24 a and 24 b of the diaper 21. The urine collection device 150 used for men's urine is attached to the patient, and the attachment portion 152 is attached to the upper edge portions 24a and 24b on the abdomen of the patient P. Yes.

  The urine collection device 150 includes a curved cylindrical urine collection body 151, a flat mounting portion 152 provided at the base end thereof, and a collection urine pipe 153 provided continuously with the distal end of the urine collection body 151.

  The urine collection main body 151 is configured in a silicon bag shape including a local insertion portion having an oblique opening at the start end and a urine collection space portion formed in a curved cylindrical shape, and urine collection is performed by inserting a male local portion from the local insertion portion. It is configured such that it can be stored in the space and urinated.

  The mounting portion 152 projects in a flat plate shape from the upper edge of the starting end of the urine collection main body 151, and the back surface of the mounting portion 152 is configured to be attached to and detached from the joint of the abdomen of the patient's diaper 21 with tape or the like. The mounting position can be arbitrarily adjusted. Further, a hinge portion 156 is provided in the middle of the attachment portion 152 so as to be bent or pivoted, and the attachment portion 152 is bent corresponding to the vertical displacement of the urine collection body 151 with the attachment portion 152 as the center. The mounting portion 152 and the urine collection body 151 are configured to be foldable according to the patient's body shape. The collection urine pipe 153 is a short pipe that is connected to the end of the urine collection main body 151, and is configured so that the pipe direction can be guided manually and the urine can be discharged manually by being guided into the urine processing body 51. is doing.

  After the urine collection device 150 is attached to the patient, the cover 59 provided on the processing unit main body 56 is closed to cover the local part of the patient from above. In accordance with the above-described procedure, both end portions 23a and 23b of the covering portion 23 are overlapped on the waist portion 24 that already surrounds the patient's waist, and are bonded and fixed by a predetermined stopper means 23c such as Magic Band (registered trademark). I am doing so.

  When not used as the automatic urination / feces processing apparatus K, the base 310, the support frame 31, and the butt pad 41 are mounted in the mounting hole 12 of the bedding bed 11, and further, the notch space 41a of the butt pad 41 is inserted. By mounting the rectangular pad 41b and mounting the I-shaped pad (not shown) on the pipe passage 13, it can also be used as a bed for a normal bedding (see FIG. 33).

  The bedding bed 11 used in the automatic urination and stool processing apparatus K preferably uses, for example, a dual sponge mattress that satisfies the standards of soft 30T and hard 70T. That is, even if the soft sponge in the mattress disperses the patient's body pressure and lies for a long time, the patient does not slip out of bed. When the dual sponge mattress gets wet, it can be dried naturally in a cool shade with good ventilation and used for a long time. In addition, a mattress cover is attached so as to wrap the mattress, and the mattress cover is preferably dried by an ultra-fast drying system because a cloth material called DRY-ZONE is used. This mattress cover made from DRY-ZONE is fragile in summer due to its low thermal conductivity and has excellent heat retention in winter. The patient's sweat spreads while moving through the surface layer, and when in contact with the atmosphere, the contact area is more than three times larger than that of normal cotton, so it dries quickly and the patient always uses it in a dry and dry condition. can do. In addition, under the mattress cover, the mattress is covered with a sponge waterproofing endothelium cover so that even if water leakage occurs during use of the automatic urine processing apparatus K, the water leakage does not enter the mattress. Can be waterproof.

  As described above, some of the embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail with reference to the drawings. However, these are merely examples, and various embodiments can be made based on the knowledge of those skilled in the art including the aspects described in the section of the disclosure of the invention. The present invention can be implemented in other forms that have been modified or improved.

It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the automatic urination feces processing apparatus of this embodiment. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows a support frame and a base. It is a perspective view which shows the state which mounted the support frame on the base. It is a perspective view which shows the state which mounted the support frame on the base of another form. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the state before mounting | wearing an engagement piece with the back surface of the base of another form. It is a perspective view which shows the state which attached the engagement piece to the back surface of the base of another form. It is a front view which shows the state which mounted the support frame on the base of another form. It is a front view which shows the state which mounted the support frame on the base of another form. It is a front view which shows the state which mounted the support frame on the base of another form. It is sectional drawing of the AA in FIG. It is sectional drawing of the BB line in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the state before fixing a urination feces processing body to a base with a fixing tool. It is a perspective view which shows the state which fixed the urination feces processing body to the base with the fixing tool. It is a block diagram which shows the automatic urination feces processing apparatus of this embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the state which mounted | wore the urination feces processing body to the support frame. It is a disassembled perspective view of a urination feces processing body. It is sectional drawing of a urination feces processing body. It is a perspective view of a processing part main part. It is sectional drawing of a non-return valve case. It is a front view of various nozzles. (A) It is a perspective view of a front-end nozzle bracket. (B) It is a front view of a front-end nozzle bracket. (C) It is a rear view of a front-end nozzle bracket. It is a top view which shows the diaper for a urination feces processing body of this embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows the use condition of the diaper for urination feces processing bodies of this embodiment. It is process drawing which shows the mounting | wearing procedure of the automatic urination feces processing apparatus using the diaper for urination feces processing bodies of this embodiment. It is process drawing which shows the mounting | wearing procedure of the automatic urination feces processing apparatus using the diaper for urination feces processing bodies of this embodiment. It is process drawing which shows the mounting | wearing procedure of the automatic urination feces processing apparatus using the diaper for urination feces processing bodies of this embodiment. It is process drawing which shows the mounting | wearing procedure of the automatic urination feces processing apparatus using the diaper for urination feces processing bodies of this embodiment. It is process drawing which shows the mounting | wearing procedure of the automatic urination feces processing apparatus using the diaper for urination feces processing bodies of this embodiment. It is process drawing which shows the mounting | wearing procedure of the automatic urination feces processing apparatus using the diaper for urination feces processing bodies of this embodiment. It is process drawing which shows the mounting | wearing procedure of the automatic urination feces processing apparatus using the diaper for urination feces processing bodies of this embodiment. It is process drawing which shows the mounting | wearing procedure of the automatic urination feces processing apparatus using the diaper for urination feces processing bodies of this embodiment. It is process drawing which shows the mounting | wearing procedure of the automatic urination feces processing apparatus using the diaper for urination feces processing bodies of this embodiment. It is process drawing which shows the mounting | wearing procedure of the automatic urination feces processing apparatus using the diaper for urination feces processing bodies of this embodiment. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the conventional automatic urination feces processing apparatus.

Explanation of symbols

C processing operation part D excrement storage part E washing water supply part F nozzle operation part G stool sensor H urine sensor I wearing sensor J water level sensor K automatic urination stool processing apparatus 11 bedding bed 12 mounting hole 21 diaper 22 hole 31 support frame 32 Bottom plate 33 Outer peripheral wall 34 Guide passage 35 Guide wall 41 Bottom mounting pad 42 U-shaped notch space 51 Urinary stool processing body 52 Horizontal member 53 Vertical member 55 Support case 57 Vertical case 58 Coupling 59 Covering body 60 Front end nozzle bracket 64 Edge Molding body 66 Check valve case 74 Three-way valve

Claims (2)

A substantially triangular wide upper end extends from side to side to cover the waist, and a center hole formed in a state that fits the mounting hole formed in the approximate center of the bedding bed, Below the hole in the central part, the folded cover part is formed so as to be able to be folded back by being gradually narrowed down, and a zipper that is formed at a substantially center line part of the folded cover part and can be operated from the center so that it can be opened and closed freely more constitutes, moreover, zipper, the hole in the central portion and the starting end, termination comprises a urination and defecation treating-body diaper was halfway portion of the folded covering portion,
A mounting hole formed in a substantially rectangular shape at the approximate center of the bed for bedding, a pedestal whose upper surface is formed in a concave semicircular arc and can be fitted in the mounting hole, and is mounted on the concave semicircular pedestal so that it can swing left and right. Preferably, the outer bottom surface is formed in a convex semicircular arc, and a support frame body on which the bottom mounting pad can be mounted on the top surface, a bottom mounting pad in which a U-shaped notch space is formed in the center, and a bottom mounting The hole in the center is aligned with the mounting hole of the bedding bed and the urination treatment body which is loosely fitted in the U-shaped notch space position of the pad and configured to wash the buttocks and the local area and discharge the urine stool externally. The diarrhea treatment body diaper that covers the patient's local area together with the urination feces treatment body after being expanded around the mounting hole in a state,
The diarrheal diaper diaper has a substantially inverted triangular shape and has a wide upper end that extends from side to side to cover the waist. The lower part of the diaper treatment body diaper extends downward from the center hole. The folded cover part is provided with a zipper that can be opened and closed left and right from the center on the substantially center line part of the folded cover part.
Moreover, the zipper starts from the hole in the center, and the end ends up to the middle part of the folded cover
An automatic defecation processing apparatus using a diaper for a defecation processing body characterized by the above.
A peripheral side wall having a depth substantially equal to the depth of the mounting hole of the bedding bed is suspended from the center of the diaper diaper diaper toward the back side, and a bottom is formed at the front end opening of the peripheral side wall. A box-shaped bag is suspended from the back of the hole by forming a wall.
2. An automatic urinary stool processing apparatus using the diaper for a urinary stool processing body according to claim 1.

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