Device for providing positive vital sign for standardized patient

Abstract

The invention discloses a device for providing a positive vital sign for a standardized patient and relates to the field of medical teaching. The device comprises a standardized patient set and a simulation stethoscope. A positioning label is embedded in the set. The information of the positioning label is recognized by a position detection unit and is transmitted to a control box. Information reflecting the positive vital sign of the patient is transmitted to students through a sounding unit through data processing, analyzing and decoding. According to the device, the files such as case files and audio files can be led into the device through a Micro-USB interface unit, testing content issued by teachers can be received through a wireless module, and simultaneous online testing and training of multiple students can be achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical teaching, in particular to a device for providing positive vital signs for standardized patients. Background technique [0002] Standardized patients (SP), also known as simulated patients (Simulate Patients), refer to those normal people or patients who can accurately represent the actual clinical problems of patients after standardized and systematic training. Unlike other complete test methods, SP itself is not an independent examination method, it is usually a part of many clinical ability assessment methods. [0003] Advantages of standardized patients: it solves the problem that it is difficult to find specific cases in clinical teaching or tests in the past, and SP can be used according to needs, which improves the effectiveness of tests; each examinee can face the same patients and problems, and improve The reliability of the evaluation results is improved; SP can be used as an evaluator to make a ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] 1. Most SPs are played by normal people. Training standardized patients requires a lot of money and time investment, and the training cost is relatively high;

[0006] 2. Positive signs cannot be obtained, which greatly reduces the authenticity of the training: positive signs refer to the changes in the patient's signs that the doctor finds through sight, touch, tap, and hearing, which can reflect a certain disease or an abnormal state of the body Organ or Tissue Manifestations

Although the standardized patient can simulate the shape and position of the patient, it cannot reflect the pathological changes of the body organs, such as mitral valve stenosis, aortic valve insufficiency, and bowel sounds;

[0007] 3. The training and assessment are single, multiple candidates correspond to one SP patient, the case is single, and the time period for completing training and assessment at the same time is long

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