Auscultation method and auscultation device for audio signals of visceral organs

Abstract

The invention relates to an auscultation method and an auscultation device for audio signals of visceral organs, which are used for diagnosing the audio signals generated by the visceral organs of a living body. The auscultation device comprises an auscultation head module, a processing unit and a signal output unit, wherein the auscultation head module is provided with a sensor and a visceral organ audio signal receiver; when the sensor detects that the auscultation head module enters a preparation auscultation state, the sensor can output a starting signal, and the processing unit receives the starting signal and starts the auscultation device; the auscultation device carries out auscultation steps for the living body, and the visceral organ audio signal receiver receives the audio signals sent by the visceral organs; and when the visceral organ audio signal receiver cannot receive the audio signals of the visceral organs, the processing unit can automatically close the auscultation device. Therefore, the method and the device can achieve the aims of reducing power consumption, prolonging the service life of a battery, protecting environment, saving energy, and the like.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to an auscultation method and device for organ audio signals, in particular to an auscultation method and device that can reduce power consumption, extend battery life, and have environmental protection and energy saving functions. Background technique [0002] The electronic auscultation device is a fast, safe and simple diagnostic tool used to listen to the sound in the patient's chest or abdomen to diagnose the patient's disease. However, the electronic auscultation device was not developed until about 1922 AD. In the era of vacuum tubes or electronic crystals, due to the large size of the electronic system, the practicability was not high. With the rapid development of integrated circuits (IC) at the end of the twentieth century, truly practical and commercial electronic auscultation devices came out. The different types of electronic auscultation devices currently available on the market can be divided into two types: analog and d...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] 1) It must be turned off when the set shutdown time is reached, and it cannot be turned off immediately after stopping use, resulting in waste of power

[0006] 2) Due to the fast power consumption, it often occurs when the power is exhausted during the auscultation process, resulting in interruption of auscultation

[0007] 3) The battery must be replaced frequently, which not only increases the cost, but also causes environmental problems

[0008] 4) When doctors and other users want to use the auscultation device again, they must restart it by pressing a button or a switch, which is inconvenient and time-consuming

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