Remote intelligent urinary wet alarm system and alarm method

Abstract

The invention discloses a remote intelligent urinary wet alarm system and an alarm method. The alarm system comprises a diaper, a peripheral device, a remote server and a user terminal device, wherein at least two conductive electrical conductors are buried in the diaper, and the peripheral device has a monitoring circuit, a processing control unit, a wireless signal transceiving unit and a connecting wire. The peripheral device communicates with the remote server via the wireless signal transceiving unit. The user terminal device communicates with the remote server through the network. The system transmits the urination or defecation signal to the remote server through the electrical conductors and the peripheral device buried in the diaper in time and then transmits to the caregiver's user terminal device to remind the caregiver that the diaper needs to be changed, and manual inspection is not required, so that the labor intensity of the caregiver is reduced, or a caregiver can care more persons, and the labor cost is reduced; and the diaper and the peripheral device are in removable electrical connection, and only the diaper is needed to be changed, so that the cost is low and the promotion and the usage are facilitated.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of intelligent diapers, in particular to an intelligent alarm system capable of timely reminding to change diapers. Background technique [0002] Diapers are commonly used daily necessities for incontinent people or babies. Dry diapers can keep the skin of incontinent people or babies dry and comfortable. Because of its strong water absorption, it is commonly known as "diapers". Its shape can be urine pads, diapers, etc. Due to its convenience, it is used by more and more caregivers. [0003] However, after the current diapers are used by infants, hemiplegic patients, coma patients and other people who are confused or unable to express normally, it is impossible to know in time whether they have urinated or defecated, whether they need to change the diapers, and the caregivers need to actively stop. Observing carefully, the user's skin discomfort is often caused by not changing the diaper in time. Especial...

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[0003] However, after the current diapers are used by infants, hemiplegic patients, coma patients and other people who are confused or unable to express normally, it is impossible to know in time whether they have urinated or defecated, whether they need to change the diapers, and the caregivers need to actively stop. Observing carefully, the user's skin discomfort is often caused by not changing the diaper in time

Especially in hospitals, nursing homes or nursing homes, etc., a caregiver needs to take care of multiple patients. Often after the patient urinates or defecates, the caregiver cannot find and change the diaper in time, which makes the patient uncomfortable and is not conducive to the recovery of the disease; Keeping track of the dryness and wetness of the patient's diapers requires frequent inspections. The workload is heavy and the work intensity is high, which affects the health of the caregivers. In other words, more caregivers are needed to care for the same number of patients, and the cost is high; and , the changing of diapers is completely dependent on the active observation of the caregiver, which requires a high sense of responsibility for the caregiver, and it is impossible to supervise the care of the caregiver for the work of diaper changing

[0004] Some current inventions use a light-emitting diode to display whether the diaper is wet, which has the following defects: it is impossible to specifically know the specific degree of humidity of the diaper, whether it has reached the level that must be replaced, and there is an inaccurate reminder; It is still necessary for the caregiver to observe the state of the diode. Electronic diapers cannot actively inform the caregiver whether the care receiver needs to change a new diaper, which is not in line with the trend of intelligence; and it also increases the cost of diapers.

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