This invention relates to the field of medical and
nursing device technology, and in particular to a restraint-type distance-sensing anti-extubation alarm glove and its method of use. The glove includes a restraint glove with a fixing strap on one side of its surface. A
magnet is fixedly connected to the top of the fixing strap, and a
magnet is disposed within the inner cavity of the
magnet. This invention combines physical restraint with intelligent early warning,
catheter positioning, and
catheter angle adjustment. Through a specially designed enclosed space on the right side of the restraint glove's inner cavity, the
range of motion of the patient's ring and little fingers is physically restricted, effectively preventing the patient from pulling the tube by clenching their
fist. Simultaneously, a distance
monitoring system is constructed using positioning chips one, two, and three. When
hand movements pose a risk, multiple alerts are provided through different
colored lights, alarm sounds, and vibrations, offering comprehensive warnings to the patient and
medical staff from auditory, visual, and tactile dimensions, allowing for timely measures to prevent extubation.