Radio help-seeking device for bedbound patient

Abstract

The invention discloses a radio help-seeking device for a bedbound patient. The radio help-seeking device is characterized by comprising a sending part and a receiving part, wherein the sending part comprises a radio emission module and a help-seeking key; the receiving part comprises a radio receiving module, a micro processor connected with the receiving module and a loudspeaker, a flashing lamp and a vibration motor which are connected with the micro processor. The radio help-seeking device can realize radio and noiseless calling; particularly during evening sleeping, in a hospital, other patients and accompanying persons in the same sickroom cannot be disturbed, and in a family, all family members cannot be disturbed. The radio help-seeking device is simple and durable in structure, is convenient to use, is low in power consumption, low in cost and high in practicability and has wide application prospect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a multifunctional wireless calling device for bedridden patients, in particular to a watch-type wireless calling device for patient attendants with multiple signal modes of acousto-optic shock. Background technique [0002] Patients who are seriously ill or bedridden for a long time generally need special professional escorts in the housekeeping or medical industry to take care of patients with limited mobility or special diseases in hospitals or at home, and take care of the patients' diet and daily life, etc. However, in daily accompanying activities, patients and accompanying staff often encounter the following situations: [0003] 1. Some patients are conscious but unable to speak, unable to make effective voice calls to the accompanying staff. [0004] 2. Although it is daytime, sometimes the accompanying staff is not within the patient's sight and cannot be found even if they call loudly. [0005] 3. At night, after the...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003]1. Some patients are conscious but unable to speak, unable to make effective voice calls to the accompanying staff

[0004]2. Although it is daytime, sometimes the accompanying staff is not within the patient's sight and cannot be found even if they call loudly

[0005]3. At night, after the patient's escort falls asleep, the patient wants to call the escort, but it is inconvenient to disturb the rest of the patients in the same ward

[0006]4. Some elderly patients are inconvenient to move by themselves and cannot use modern communication tools such as mobile phones. When they are alone, they cannot effectively call for help

[0007]5. In the family, the elderly, infirm or in need of care do not live in the same room as their loved ones, and worry about affecting all family members when calling for help at night the rest

This kind of pager alarms through sound, and the alarm method is single, which may lead to poor alarm effect

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