Disposable safety injection apparatus

Abstract

A disposable safety injection apparatus includes a liquid medication tube, a syringe needle, a push rod, and a tube ring. The syringe needle is connected to an insert tenon at a front end of the liquid medication tube. The insert tenon includes a connecting portion having concentric C-shape lacerable slot and circular lacerable slot respectively disposed at a connecting position of a top wall at the front end of the liquid medication tube and the connecting position of the top wall and an external side of the tube ring. A rod column having a latch portion is extended axially from the front end of the body of the push rod, passed through and fixed to the tube ring, such that the rod column can be slidably contained in liquid medication tube. The push rod is pushed forward to press the tube ring against top wall and latch the latch portion to a connecting portion in the insert tenon. The push rod is pushed further to lacerate the C-shape lacerable slot and form a torque onto a position having no groove, and thus the circular lacerable slot breaks at a thinner position and lacerates along the periphery. By then, the push rod is pulled backward to separate the liquid medication tube after the force is applied onto the circular lacerable slot.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The objectives, shape, structure, apparatus, characteristics and effects will become apparent by the detail description together with the accompanying drawings as follows:

FIG. 1 is an exploded view of an injection apparatus in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the present invention;

FIGS. 3 a and 3b are a top view and a cross-sectional front view of a liquid medication tube of the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of drawing liquid medication into a liquid medication tube in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of performing an injection in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of performing an injection all the way to the end in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 7 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of latching a rod protrusion to a latch ring in accordance with the present invention;

FIGS. 8 a and 8b are enlarged cross-sectional views of a process of tearing a lacerable groove of a liquid medication tube in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 9 is a schematic view of pulling back a push rod in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 10 is a schematic view of breaking a push rod at an opening at a rear end of a liquid medication tube in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 11 is a schematic view of plugging a rod plug of a push rod into an opening at a front end of a liquid medication tube in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 12 is an exploded view of a safety injection apparatus in accordance with another preferred embodiment of the present invention; and

FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view of an assembled safety injection apparatus as depicted in FIG. 12.

Claims

1. A disposable safety injection apparatus, comprising a liquid medication tube, a syringe needle, a push rod and a tube ring, wherein said syringe needle is coupled to an insert tenon disposed at a front end of said liquid medication tube, and said insert tenon has a connecting portion disposed therein, and concentric C-shape lacerable slot and circular lacerable slot are disposed respectively at the connecting position of a top wall at a front end of said liquid medication tube and the connecting position of a top wall and an external side of said tube ring, and the body of said push rod includes a rod column having a latch portion extended axially from a front end of said push rod and passed through and fixed to said tube ring, such that said posh rod is slidably contained in liquid medication tube; such that said push rod is pushed forward to press said tube ring against said top wall, and said latch portion is latched to said connecting portion in said insert tenon, and said push rod is pushed further to tear said C-shape lacerable slot and form a torque at a portion having no groove and break a thinner portion corresponding to a position of said circular lacerable slot, and then said push rod is pulled backward to separate the liquid medication tube completely after a force is exerted onto said circular lacerable slot.

2. The disposable safety injection apparatus of claim 1, wherein said lacerable slots come with a variable thickness.

3. The disposable safety injection apparatus of claim 1, further comprising a positioning ring sheathed between said insert tenon and said tube ring and contacted with a top wall of said liquid medication tube.

4. The disposable safety injection apparatus of claim 1, wherein said connecting portion is a latch ring, and said latch portion is an arrow-shaped latch tenon extended obliquely outward and latched to said latch ring.

5. The disposable safety injection apparatus of claim 1, wherein said liquid medication tube has a stopping portion disposed at an opening at a rear end of said liquid medication tube, and is an inwardly protruded connecting ring, and a rod head portion of said push rod is comprised of a front-wing plate and a rear-wing plate, and said two wing plates are latched and fixed to said connecting ring.

6. The disposable safety injection apparatus of claim 1, wherein said rod column has a sliding portion protruded radially from said rod column and comprised of front and rear circular plates having an oblique surface separately at two peripheries for jointly clamping a circular hole at the rear of said tube ring, such that when said tube ring presses against said top wall of said liquid medication tube, said two circular plates are entered into a circular chamber and slid therein, and said rod column can continue moving forward.

7. The disposable safety injection apparatus of claim 1, wherein said syringe needle has a base ring protruded from a rear section of a needle base and sheathed between said insert tenon and said tube ring, and an oblique end disposed at a rear side and contacted with said top wall of said liquid medication tube.

8. The disposable safety injection apparatus of claim 1, wherein said push rod has a rod head portion and a first breaking portion disposed sequentially at a front section of a rod body at the rear side of said rod column, and said rod head portion is latched to a stopping portion at an opening at a rear end of said liquid medication tube, such that said syringe needle, a front section of said push rod, and said tube ring are accommodated in said liquid medication tube, and said push rod is broken immediately at a first breaking portion.

9. The disposable safety injection apparatus of claim 1, wherein said first breaking portion has a plug portion and a second breaking portion disposed sequentially at a rear side of said first breaking portion, and said plug portion is embedded at an opening at a front end of said liquid medication tube, and said push rod is broken at a second breaking portion.

10. The disposable safety injection apparatus of claim 1, wherein said top wall of said connecting portion and said C-shape lacerable slot has a propping point disposed on an internal surface of said top wall, such that when said push rod is pushed forward, said latch portion is latched to a connecting portion in said insert tenon, and said rod column presses against said propping point to gradually tear said C-shape lacerable slot while forming a torque at a position having no groove, so as to break a circular lacerable slot at a corresponding thinner portion.

11. The disposable safety injection apparatus of claim 10, wherein said propping point is disposed at the middle between said connecting portion and said C-shape lacerable slot.

12. The disposable safety injection apparatus of claim 10, wherein said propping point is a protruding point or a protruding rib for concentrating the exertion of a force.