Infusion monitoring and alarm system

Abstract

The invention discloses an infusion monitoring and alarm system. The infusion monitoring and alarm system comprises a first housing, scales, a first metal sheet, a regulation rod, a second metal sheet, a pin roll, a spring, a weight display list, a hook, a cable, a second housing, a photoelectric alarm lamp, a buzzer, a power switch, a communication element, a breast plate, a communication reception element, a miniature buzzer and a miniature photoelectric alarm lamp. The infusion monitoring and alarm system has following beneficial effects: a user does not need to always see the remaining dose during infusion treatment so that mental burdens of a patient and a nurse can be reduced; the patient can take a rest in order to help recovery; the working intensity of a monitor can be reduced in order to attend the patient; attendance cost is lowered; the height of the first metal sheet can be regulated by the regulation rod; an infusion bag is suspended by the hook; when the infusion bag is used up, the first metal sheet is in touch with the second metal sheet so that a circuit is electrified and an alarm is given; and the communication element can send data out.

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Technical field:

[0001] The invention relates to the field of medical technology, in particular to an infusion monitoring and alarm system. Background technique:

[0002] At present, in the medical process, infusion is a relatively common treatment method. At present, the monitoring of patient infusion in hospitals is visually monitored by medical staff, patient escorts or patients themselves; Embolism or blood return may even cause blood coagulation, fluid replacement blockage and other phenomena due to excessive blood return time; this has brought huge work pressure to the medical staff, and also brought serious psychological shadow to the patient; at work, due to the large number of patients , There are fewer medical staff, and the patient's infusion time is relatively long. Whether the infusion is over depends on the visual observation of the patient and the medical staff, which increases the workload of the nurses, and increases the burden on the patient and their famil...

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