| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 161 | Automatic excrement disposer | JP2008025772 | 2008-02-05 | JP2009183421A | 2009-08-20 | NAKAMURA MINORU; KIM YONG HA; DO HYUN OK |
| <P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an automatic excrement disposer that firmly prevents excrement from leakage, is easy to be worn, has an improved feel of fitting with a human body, can be used without pains and has a toilet bowl with simplified structure as a whole for the user lying on his back in the bed. <P>SOLUTION: The toilet bowl for a user lying on his back A is composed of a support frame 31 having an installation hole 12 formed within a bed 11 and a buttock pad 41 with a U-shaped notched space 42 formed inside it, and a nearly L-shaped excrement disposal body 51 loosely fitted in the U-shaped notched space of the buttock pad. The excrement disposal body with a boat-form interior is composed of a lateral member 52 structured to discharge excrement to outside with drain water from a nozzle provided at the bottom, and a longitudinal member 53 having a nozzle at its front for drying the buttock and the privates after washing them out. The terminal end of the lateral member of the excrement disposal body communicates and connects with a reservoir tank via a discharge pipe, and those nozzles provided at the lateral and longitudinal members communicate and connect with a purifying water supplier via a nozzle operation part to control the water supply and air blow. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT | ||||||
| 162 | Urinary inspection equipment | JP10547494 | 1994-05-19 | JP3615564B2 | 2005-02-02 | シュヴィーカー ホルスト |
| 163 | Excretion treatment apparatus | JP29598899 | 1999-10-18 | JP2001112802A | 2001-04-24 | OKI NOBUYOSHI; TAMURA CHIKAHIDE; SAKAI HIROSHI; SATO KIMIO |
| PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an excretion treatment apparatus capable of sending out air into a diaper cup main body smoothly. SOLUTION: In a diaper cup main body 2, an upper cup 2a arranged on the side of the waist and hip part of a human body and having air blowoff ports 2e, 2f, 2g and a lower cup 2b having the connection cylindrical part 2i connected to a washing water feed hose 17, the connection cylindrical part 2h connected to a filth suction hose 16 and the connection cylindrical part 2j connected to an air sending hose 18 are joined mutually and a space A becoming a passage for sending air from the air sending hose 18 to the air blowoff ports 2e, 2f, 2g of the diaper cup main body 2 is formed. | ||||||
| 164 | Hygiene device for especially help the performance of physiological functions, to assist the infirm | JP50141598 | 1997-06-03 | JP2000512177A | 2000-09-19 | ディ ソレトー，ググリエルモ ブライダ |
| (57)【要約】 支持構造体（１０）、支持領域（１２）を形成する解剖学的支持要素（２）、第１下降位置もしくは待機機能と生理機能の実施に適した第２上昇位置との少なくとも２つの位置間で前記少なくとも解剖学的支持要素（２）を垂直方向へ移動させる運動手段（３）、前記支持領域に対応して位置決めされかつ作用し、それぞれその領域に洗浄液を配送しかつ空気循環を可能にする洗浄手段（４）および換気手段（５）から成るタイプの特に生理機能の遂行を助けるための虚弱者を援助する衛生装置であって、前記衛生装置（１）は生理機能および／または洗浄液の残渣を収集することを予定された容器（８）を支持領域（１２）またはそれに関連する領域のずいれかに対応して支持できる支持手段（６）を有しかつ前記容器の収集物を密閉隔離するために容器それ自体を閉鎖できる手段（７）を装備する。 | ||||||
| 165 | Examination device for urinary organs | JP10547494 | 1994-05-19 | JPH06343668A | 1994-12-20 | HORUSUTO SHIYUBUIIKAA |
| PURPOSE: To provide an examination device for urinary organs structured so that a drain to collect and to discharge body fluids or cleaning liquid should not prevent the device from gaining access from the side and not restrict the space between the examiner's legs. CONSTITUTION: Relating to an examination device for urinary organs which is designed for collecting liquid, a discharge route 6 is installed consisting of a patient table, with a drain 5 formed at the end. The drain 5 is structured so as to allow rotation with reference to a horizontal axis extending vertically in the longitudinal length of the table. COPYRIGHT: (C)1994,JPO | ||||||
| 166 | Urine hydrometer | JP15321187 | 1987-06-19 | JPS6340856A | 1988-02-22 | JIEEMUSU AARU GUROSU; HERUMATSUTO DABURIYUU JII ROOZ |
| 167 | Package containing bag for excretion of human body | JP23931684 | 1984-11-13 | JPS60122527A | 1985-07-01 | POORU AASAA HORUMESU |
| 168 | AUTOMATIC EXCREMENT DISPOSAL APPARATUS | PCT/KR2009005128 | 2009-09-10 | WO2010030122A2 | 2010-03-18 | |
| The present invention relates to an automatic excrement disposal apparatus which is intended for the elderly, infirm and disabled, and patients who have ambulatory difficulties. The device automatically senses and disposes of excrement such as feces and urine discharged by a patient. The automatic excrement disposal apparatus comprises: a sanitary pad worn by a patient; a main body with a collection bottle that aspirates and accumulates the excrement from the sanitary pad and a water tank supplying water to the sanitary pad; and a connection hose which connects the main body to the sanitary pad. The sanitary pad has a containment space which has a built-in excrement sensor at the lower, bottom surface of the containment space. The present invention can place the sanitary pad in an aspiration mode whereby air is aspirated in through plural air flow holes and circulates, which allows the air aspirated from the sanitary pad to circulate and clear the pad without the need for a separate air supply device. Thus the apparatus is simplified and production costs are minimized. In addition, the apparatus comprises a disinfectant supply container and pump to disinfect the excrement instead of a conventional active charcoal filter. Thus, the apparatus implements a disinfectant which is conveniently replaceable and which lasts extended periods. Additionally, the apparatus can be adapted to sense even minute or small amounts of feces by mounting a sensor which has light-emitting and light-receiving units disposed in the lower section of the bottom surface of the sanitary pad. Further, the excrement on the bottom surface of the sanitary pad can be completely removed using a high-power water jet device. | ||||||
| 169 | APPARATUS FOR URINE COLLECTION | PCT/US2007006951 | 2007-03-20 | WO2007111891A3 | 2007-11-01 | OTTO EDGAR A |
| The present invention includes a self-contained, rechargeable battery powered, compact urine collection system (10) adapted to receive and reliably store urine from a user. The urine collection system may be configured differently for male and female users or may include a collection receptacle (18) adapted to accommodate both male and female users. The collection system may further provide a collection reservoir (26) expandable in a single direction upon filling. | ||||||
| 170 | MOBILE ISOLATION AND CONTAINMENT UNIT | PCT/US2015059545 | 2015-11-06 | WO2016073899A3 | 2017-06-08 | MERINO MICHAEL T; WAUGH WILLIAM C; HOSCH ANTON E JR |
| Completely self-contained and self-supported mobile isolation and containment unit (ICU) facilities are disclosed that can be transported on roads and highways to a location in need of an isolation facility and rapidly deployed to provide isolation and treatment. In some embodiments, exemplary ICUs can safely provide isolation and treatment to a level that meets or exceeds "bricks and mortar" hospital isolation and containment facilities and any applicable regulations. In some examples, the mobile ICUs include sophisticated heating ventilation and air Conditioning (HVAC) systems that can separately maintain areas within the facility at different levels of pressure to ensure contaminated air does not escape the facility. And the mobile ICUs may also incorporate a multiple- vestibule with airlock design for ensuring safe entry and exit from the facility. The mobile ICUs disclosed herein may also include automated decontamination systems for disinfecting and/or sterilizing spaces within the facility. | ||||||
| 171 | MEDICAL BED HAVING EASY TO REMOVE BEDPAN | PCT/KR2016003310 | 2016-03-31 | WO2016163681A3 | 2017-01-05 | KIM JIN IL |
| The present invention relates to a medical bed that has an easy to remove bedpan, wherein a bedpan mounting base is installed such that the bedpan mounting base can be lifted up and down, and at the same time can be removed by a multi-step rail to an outer side, and thereby can make it very convenient to install and remove a portable bedpan that is used for an injured patient to relieve himself in a bed. The medical bed that has an easy to remove bedpan according to the present invention comprises: a lower base frame on which wheels are mounted in a lower end; an upper part support frame that is installed on the upper side of the base frame; an upper plate support frame that has a plurality of upper plate support members installed on the upper part support frame so that an angle can be adjusted, wherein a bedpan hole is formed penetrating through one of the upper plate support members; and a bedpan lifting removal unit, wherein a bedpan mounting base which is mounted on the lower base frame and on which a portable bedpan is detachably mounted is installed so that the bedpan mounting base can be lifted up and down toward the bedpan hole and can be removed by a multi-step rail to an outer side. | ||||||
| 172 | Drop-type automatic excrement processing device | US14894095 | 2013-07-16 | US10064774B2 | 2018-09-04 | Toshimitsu Onoda |
| The present invention pertains to a drop-type automatic excrement processing device configured so that the degree of restraint on the body of the objective person to whom the device is fitted is made less. The device comprises the following: a diaper cover 1 that covers the buttocks and loins of a objective person for use such as an aged person; a feces receiver 2 and a urine catching pad 3 which are fitted to the diaper cover 1; a feces and urine intake pipe 5 for receiving feces or urine discharged through the feces receiver 2 and guiding the received matter into a wastes container 4; a valve unit 6 interposed in the intermediate part of the intake pipe 5; a washing-water tank 7 for storing washing water for washing the buttocks and the like; a warm wind generating means 8 for generating a warm wind used for drying the buttocks and the like after washing; and a control means 9 for controlling the operation of each of the foregoing. The device is characterized in that a defecation tube 2b of the feces receiver 2 protruding from the diaper cover 1 projects below a bed 10 through a defecation hole 10h provided in the bed 10 and is connected to a funnel-shaped part 5a of the upper part of the feces and urine intake pipe 5 so as to be vertically movable and inclinable. | ||||||
| 173 | Wearable toilet seat | US15029043 | 2015-01-19 | US10004630B2 | 2018-06-26 | Keiko Saitoh; Tokuo Saitoh |
| A wearable toilet seat includes a back cover portion 11 is fitted at the main body of the toilet seat 10 equipping the defecated fecal receiving portion 14 and the discharged urine receiving portion 15 from the back side and the bottom surface of the main body 10, the rinse solution nozzle 17 equipping the upward spray nozzle 43 and the horizontal spray nozzle 44 and the wind-guide long hole 25 opening upward are arranged as facing the defecated fecal receiving portion 14 in the main body 10, the anterior cover portion 12 is covered on the wind-guide long hole 25 as having a gap in a manner that the air blasting route 46 is on the wind-guide long hole 25, and the assembly ligula 90 of the frontal marginal region of the anterior cover portion 12 is fixed with the assembly ligula 21 of the defecated fecal receiving portion 14 and the assembly ligula 36 of the discharged urine receiving portion 15 at the hip receiving portion 13. | ||||||
| 174 | DEFECATION TREATMENT DEVICE | US15573574 | 2016-05-13 | US20180098875A1 | 2018-04-12 | Gap Hwan PARK |
| A defecation treatment device comprises a discharge means and an excrement containing means. The discharge means comprises a discharge tube, which has an excrement inlet formed on an end thereof such that the end is inserted into the anus, thereby sucking excrement. The excrement containing means comprises a flexible pack, which is coupled to the other end of the discharge tube so as to contain the excrement sucked into the discharge tube, a case, which contains the pack, which is coupled to the other end of the discharge tube, and which has an air outlet formed thereon so as to discharge inner air to the outside such that excrement can be contained in the pack, and a pump capable of discharging air in the case through the air outlet. | ||||||
| 175 | Apparatus and method for the removal and containment of human waste excretion | US13908221 | 2013-06-03 | US09861512B2 | 2018-01-09 | Edward Bourke |
| The present invention relates to an apparatus for the removal and containment of human waste products from the effected area of incontinent patients. The apparatus and process encapsulates the areas of the body where urine and fecal matter are excreted. In particular, the present invention is directed to an apparatus for the containment and removal of human waste products, comprising: a receptacle; a vacuum connection to apply force for attaching the receptacle to the patient; and a vacuum dispersion membrane to provide mechanical support to the skin so as to minimize tensile force applied to the skin. | ||||||
| 176 | Circulating hot water nursing machine | US15301588 | 2015-04-03 | US09814645B2 | 2017-11-14 | Shuhua Sang; Weidong Lu; Jianjun Tan; Qiang Song; Zhouen Li |
| A circulating hot water nursing machine includes a main unit and a working head, wherein a water tank support, a clean water tank, a small water pump and a PTC heater are arranged on the main unit; a heating tank is arranged at a lower part of the water tank support, the clean water tank is arranged at an upper part of the water tank support, a shunt valve is arranged on the water tank support, a water inlet of the shunt valve is connected with the heating tank and the clean water tank, and a water outlet of the shunt valve, the small water pump, the PTC heater and the heating tank are connected successively; a control system and a main power supply are arranged on the main unit, and the small water pump, the PTC heater and the shunt valve are connected with the main power supply. | ||||||
| 177 | CIRCULATING HOT WATER NURSING MACHINE | US15301588 | 2015-04-03 | US20170172831A1 | 2017-06-22 | Shuhua Sang; Weidong Lu; Jianjun Tan; Qiang Song; Zhouen Li |
| A circulating hot water nursing machine includes a main unit and a working head, wherein a water tank support, a clean water tank, a small water pump and a PTC heater are arranged on the main unit; a heating tank is arranged at a lower part of the water tank support, the clean water tank is arranged at an upper part of the water tank support, a shunt valve is arranged on the water tank support, a water inlet of the shunt valve is connected with the heating tank and the clean water tank, and a water outlet of the shunt valve, the small water pump, the PTC heater and the heating tank are connected successively; a control system and a main power supply are arranged on the main unit, and the small water pump, the PTC heater and the shunt valve are connected with the main power supply. | ||||||
| 178 | DIAPER FOR INSERT-TYPE TOILET BOWL | US15029073 | 2015-02-02 | US20160331599A1 | 2016-11-17 | Keiko SAITOH |
| A diaper for a insert-type toilet bowl includes an excretion hole 74 formed at the diaper main body 67 corresponding to a defecated fecal receiving portion 14 in the insert-type toilet howl 9 comprising the defecated fecal receiving portion 14 and the hip receiving portion 13, and in the diaper for insert-type toilet bowl 66 used by setting inside the insert type toilet bowl 9, the toilet seat receiving sheet 78 for configuring the plug-in hole 79 of the hip receiving portion 13 is laid on at the outer surface of said diaper main body 67, the depth of the plug-in hole 79 is configured in such a manner that when the hip receiving portion 13 is inserted, the defecated fecal receiving portion 14 and the excretion hole 74 get together; and the toilet seat receiving sheet 78 has hygroscopic and waterproof properties and dimensions by which al least the defecated fecal receiving portion 14 can be wrapped up from the downside of the insert-type toilet howl 9. | ||||||
| 179 | WEARABLE TOILET SEAT | US15029043 | 2015-01-19 | US20160310313A1 | 2016-10-27 | Keiko SAITOH; Tokuo SAITOH |
| A wearable toilet seat includes a back cover portion 11 is fitted at the main body of the toilet seat 10 equipping the defecated fecal receiving portion 14 and the discharged urine receiving portion 15 from the back side and the bottom surface of the main body 10, the rinse solution nozzle 17 equipping the upward spray nozzle 43 and the horizontal spray nozzle 44 and the wind-guide long hole 25 opening upward are arranged as facing the defecated fecal receiving portion 14 in the main body 10, the anterior cover potion 12 is covered on the wind-guide long hole 25 as having a gap in a manner that the air blasting route 46 is on the wind-guide long hole 25, and the assembly ligula 90 of the frontal marginal region of the anterior cover portion 12 is fixed with the assembly ligula 21 of the defecated fecal receiving portion 14 and the assembly ligula 36 of the discharged urine receiving portion 15 at the hip receiving portion 13. | ||||||
| 180 | Mobile Isolation and Containment Unit | US14934861 | 2015-11-06 | US20160128886A1 | 2016-05-12 | Michael T. Merino; William C. Waugh; Anton E. Hosch, JR. |
| Completely self-contained and self-supported mobile isolation and containment unit (ICU) facilities are disclosed that can be transported on roads and highways to a location in need of an isolation facility and rapidly deployed to provide isolation and treatment. In some embodiments, exemplary ICUs can safely provide isolation and treatment to a level that meets or exceeds “bricks and mortar” hospital isolation and containment facilities and any applicable regulations. In some examples, the mobile ICUs include sophisticated heating ventilation and air Conditioning (HVAC) systems that can separately maintain areas within the facility at different levels of pressure to ensure contaminated air does not escape the facility. And the mobile ICUs may also incorporate a multiple-vestibule with airlock design for ensuring safe entry and exit from the facility. The mobile ICUs disclosed herein may also include automated decontamination systems for disinfecting and/or sterilizing spaces within the facility. | ||||||
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