Clinic medical record allergic history prompting device

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of automatic identification technologies applied in clinic identification of patients with allergic history. The clinic medical record allergic history prompting device comprises a module with an identifiable marker, and a writing pad module for detecting and identifying an identifiable marker and providing information prompt. The identifiable marker module is fixed on a clinic medical record. The writing pad module is located in a writing pad. If the marker is a thin magnetic plate, a hardware circuit used for detecting a magnetic substance is arranged in the writing pad module. If the identifiable marker is an electronic tag with a radio frequency chip and an antenna coil, a reader circuit used for detecting the electronic tag is arranged in the writing pad module. The identifiable marker can be made in a label-like structure with a sticker on one side. An information prompting method provided by the invention is at least one or combination of sound, light emission and liquid crystal display. The name of a specific allergy drug and the general information of a patient can be written in the radio frequency identification chip of the electronic tag.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the application of automatic control technology in medical diagnosis and treatment activities, in particular to the field of applying automatic identification technology in identifying patients with allergy history in outpatient clinics. Background technique [0002] In the process of outpatient consultation, consultation is a very important link. If the patient has a history of drug allergy known in advance, the doctor will selectively avoid the drug to which the patient is allergic when formulating a treatment plan. As we know every day, drug allergy can sometimes be a fatal danger for patients. More importantly, drug allergy is often non-dose-dependent, that is, it has nothing to do with drug dose. Patients who are allergic to penicillin do not need injections or skin tests, even the smell of penicillin can cause anaphylactic shock. Today, in the daily outpatient treatment process, it is only simply marked on the cover whe...

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Problems solved by technology

However, in the daily outpatient treatment process, it is only a simple mark on the cover whether there is any drug allergy

It is often because the outpatient doctor did not pay attention, the patient himself did not remind, or the handwriting was erased and could not be seen clearly, etc., the patient with a history of drug allergy was still given the drug to continue the skin test or directly use the drug, thus invisibly increased risk of drug use

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