A sound and light body temperature alarm pillow

Abstract

The invention discloses an audible and visual body temperature alarm pillow comprising a pillowcase and a content, wherein two sides of the pillowcase are provided with an audible and visual alarm which is divided into a left part and a right part and integrated with the pillowcase; the content is formed by a pillow upholder, a temperature measuring probe and a pillow filler; the temperature measuring probe is arranged at the middle lower part of the pillowcase, is embedded in pillow upholder, and comprises a thermosensitive probe and an infrared temperature probe; and the audible and visual alarm is internally provided with a controller comprising an amplifier, an analog digital converter and a single chip microcomputer. The audible and visual body temperature alarm pillow has the beneficial effects of being provided with the pillow upholder and being neither too hard nor too soft and capable of properly deforming according to the normal physiological curvature of the neck to enable the neck to cling to the alarm pillow and accurately measure the body temperature, tracking the change of the temperature of a human body constantly, giving an alarm to family members of a patient or nursing staff when the measured temperature exceeds a preset temperature, and sending the actually-measured temperature of the patient to a nursing station, thus achieving the purpose that the physiological condition of the patient can be monitored by working staff in real time.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of body temperature measurement, in particular to an acousto-optic body temperature alarm pillow. Background technique

[0002] Human body temperature refers to the internal temperature of the body, which is relatively constant. Normal people have slight fluctuations in body temperature within 24 hours. Generally, the difference between such fluctuations will not exceed 1 degree. At the same time, body temperature will change with changes in physiological cycles. Excessive hypothermia is an abnormal manifestation of human body functions, especially hyperthermia, which is the basis for diagnosing and judging diseases. Human body temperature identification is an important window to understand human health status. Body temperature measurement is also a commonly used disease identification method in the medical field.

[0003] When encountering diseases caused by body temperature changes, such as fever, a thermometer is u...

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