Transfusion controller and transfusion management system

Abstract

The invention discloses a transfusion controller. The transfusion controller comprises a manager and a plurality of executers, wherein the manager comprises a first shell, a first processor, a pressure sensor and a first communication module; the upper surface of the first shell is provided with a hoisting ring; the lower surface of the first shell is provided with a lifting hook; the pressure sensor is used for measuring the weight of the lifting hook and all articles hung on the lifting hook; the executers comprise second shells, as well as motors, slide blocks, sliding chutes, revolving shafts, circuit boards and second communication modules, which are arranged in the second shells; the surfaces of the second shells are provided with clamping grooves for accommodating transfusion tubes;the slide blocks are positioned in the sliding chutes; the revolving shafts are in threaded connection with the slide blocks; the motors are used for driving the revolving shafts to rotate. The transfusion controller disclosed by the invention is simple in structure, is small in size, and is low-cost; one transfusion controller is used for managing all transfusion bags of a patient at a time according to a certain sequence till transfusion is finished, and extra attention of a nurse is not required in the whole process, so that the working intensity of the nurse is relieved, and the medical service effect of a hospital is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical equipment, in particular to an infusion controller and an infusion management system. Background technique [0002] Infusion is a common medical method. Patients in the ward generally need the assistance of professional nurses during infusion. The patient's infusion speed, liquid medicine replacement and other operations all need the assistance of nurses. Because a nurse in the ward needs to take care of multiple patients, many hospitals often experience situations where nurses are too busy to affect patients' infusions. In order to reduce the workload of nurses and improve the level of medical services in hospitals, many intelligent infusion devices have appeared in the prior art. After these infusion devices are set, they can intelligently identify the progress of the infusion and shut down the infusion process in time. However, the infusion equipment in the prior art does not have an automatic dressing ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the infusion equipment in the prior art does not have the function of automatic dressing change. After the infusion is completed, a nurse still needs to assist in changing the infusion bag, and the degree of automation is not high.

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