Infusion weighing monitoring method and system

A monitoring system and weighing technology, applied in the field of infusion weighing monitoring methods and systems, can solve problems such as low work efficiency, input errors, patient life danger, etc., to enhance effective alarm monitoring, facilitate handling of emergencies, expand Monitoring the effect of the range

CN104707214AActive Publication Date: 2015-06-17昂科信息技术无锡有限公司
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Publication Date
2015-06-17

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Abstract

The invention provides an infusion weighing monitoring method. The infusion weighing monitoring method comprises the steps that firstly, an initial weight A of an infusion bottle device placed on the ground is obtained through weighing; secondly, after a set drop number of liquid medicine dripped from a drip chamber of the infusion bottle device, a weight B of the infusion bottle device placed on the ground is obtained through weighing; thirdly, the weight difference value between the initial weight A and the weight B is divided by the set drop number, and then the weight of each drop of liquid medicine is obtained; fourthly, the total weight of infusion medicine is divided by the weight of each drop of liquid medicine in order to achieve the total drop number of the infusion operation; fifthly, the set drop number of the drip chamber is subtracted from the total drop number, so a residual drop number of the infusion operation is obtained; sixthly, the residual drop number of the infusion operation is divided by the current dripping speed, so an infusion residual time is obtained. By the adoption of the infusion weighing monitoring method, the weight of each drop of liquid medicine can be obtained through weighing, and therefore the infusion residual time can be worked out; the weight of each drop of liquid medicine is corrected continuously in order to update the infusion residual time, so time monitoring is more accurate; a nurse can be reminded ahead of time sufficiently.
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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a medical monitoring system, in particular to a method and system for weighing and monitoring transfusion. Background technique

[0002] Infusion is a commonly used treatment method in medical treatment. Since the liquid medicine directly enters the patient's blood circulation system during infusion, if the negligence of the doctor or other reasons leads to the wrong liquid medicine being input, or the speed of the infusion is too fast or not replaced in time Taking medicine or pulling out the needle will cause air to enter the blood vessel to form an embolism, which will cause extremely serious consequences, and even the patient's life will be in danger.

[0003] Traditional infusion methods are usually accompanied by family members, who mainly pay attention to the infusion situation so as to report the situation to the nurse in time. On the other hand, nurses usually need to patrol continuously or wait for the notification of...

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[0062] The present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with specific embodiments. The following examples will help those skilled in the art to further understand the present invention, but do not limit the present invention in any form. It should be noted that those skilled in the art can make several modifications and improvements without departing from the concept of the present invention. These all belong to the protection scope of the present invention.

[0063] According to a kind of transfusion weighing monitoring method provided by the present invention, comprise the steps:

[0064] Step 1: Take by weighing the initial weight A applied to the infusion bottle device; wherein, such as figure 2 As shown, the weighing device 1 weighs the weight through the hook 2, wherein the weight applied by the infusion bottle device (initial weight A, weight B, current weight C) refers to the force exerted by the infusion bottle on the weighing device. The wei...