Infant safety infusion carriage

Abstract

The invention discloses an infant safety infusion carriage. The infant safety infusion carriage comprises an infusion carriage main body, wherein an infusion bottle is hung above the infusion carriage main body and is provided with an infusion tube; the infusion tube is provided with a photoelectric sensor for measuring the dripping speed of liquid medicine and a speed adjusting roller for adjusting the dripping speed of the liquid medicine; the photoelectric sensor is connected to a microprocessor through a signal processing circuit; the microprocessor is used for driving the speed adjusting roller through a step motor. According to the infant safety infusion carriage, the labor of a caregiver is saved, the burden of parents is relieved, the pain of a child is reduced, the workload of a nurse is relieved, infusion accidents are avoided, constant infusion dripping speed is kept, and the nurse adjusts the dripping speed constant infusion device of the infusion carriage according to the age and the state of an illness of the child to guarantee that the infusion speed does not fluctuate.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to infant medical treatment, in particular to an infant safety transfusion vehicle. Background technique [0002] Clinically, infants and young children generally choose scalp and limb venipuncture for infusion. At present, most pediatric wards of various hospitals use superficial vein catheterization. Hold the child in his arms and fix the upper limbs to prevent the child from grabbing the needle. If the parent's attention is a little distracted, the child will grab the needle and puncture it again, which increases the child's pain and destroys the needle. Intravenous veins increase the workload of nurses; because infants have no self-control, and the infusion speed is slow and the infusion time is long, infants cannot cooperate with quiet infusion in the ward, and family members will be asked to take them around, which forces parents to meet alone Holding the infusion pole and running around with the child alone, such behavior ...

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[0002] Clinically, infants and young children generally choose scalp and limb venipuncture for infusion. At present, most pediatric wards of various hospitals use superficial vein catheterization. Hold the child in his arms and fix the upper limbs to prevent the child from grabbing the needle. If the parent's attention is a little distracted, the child will grab the needle and puncture it again, which increases the child's pain and destroys the needle. Intravenous veins increase the workload of nurses; because infants have no self-control, and the infusion speed is slow and the infusion time is long, infants cannot cooperate with quiet infusion in the ward, and family members will be asked to take them around, which forces parents to meet alone Holding the infusion pole and running around with the child alone, such behavior of the parents will cause the following adverse consequences:

[0003] (1) The child is out of the nurse's sight range, causing the nurse to be unable to patrol on time. In case of an infusion reaction, the nurse cannot find and deal with it immediately, which may endanger the life of the child

[0004] (2) Parents hold the infusion pole at different heights, up or down, which will lead to changes in the dripping speed of the infusion. If it is too fast, it will cause heart failure in children. If the infusion time is too slow, it will affect the effect of the drug.

[0005] (3) Parents who hold their children for a long time are very tired. If they relax a little bit, the children will suddenly grab the needle with their hands, causing the needle tip to shift or fall out. At that time, the parents left the ward with the child and out of sight of the nurse. Nurses can't immediately find out that extravasation of the fluid will cause edema in the child's head or limbs, and skin necrosis if it is a drug that is highly irritating to blood vessels

[0006] (4) During clinical work, nurses will spend more energy on education and finding children, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive

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