Wearable terminal for body temperature, blood oxygen and heart rate monitoring

Abstract

The invention discloses a wearable terminal for body temperature, blood oxygen and heart rate monitoring, comprising a kernel system. The kernel system is connected with: a blood oxygen and pulse sensor for acquiring blood oxygen and pulse data; a human temperature sensor for acquiring body temperature data; a storage module for storing the data acquired by the blood oxygen and pulse sensor and aninfrared temperature measuring sensor; a Bluetooth module for connection with a mobile communication terminal and for transmitting real-time data of body temperature, blood oxygen and heart rate to the mobile communication terminal; a backup battery system for providing electricity to the terminal; a power supply and USB (universal serial bus) interface circuit for charging the backup battery system. The wearable terminal for body temperature, blood oxygen and heart rate monitoring is capable of easily monitoring, in real time, body temperature, blood oxygen and pulse, transmitting, in real time, the data to the mobile communication terminal through the Bluetooth module, and uploading the data to a cloud server and a data center, so that it is convenient for medical personnel to acquire data from the cloud server and the data center in real time.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of medical equipment, in particular, it is a wearable monitoring terminal for body temperature, blood oxygen and heart rate. Background technique [0002] Vital signs are indicators used to judge the severity and criticality of a patient's condition, mainly including changes in heart rate, pulse, blood pressure, respiration, pupillary and corneal reflexes, etc. Among them, body temperature, respiration, pulse and blood pressure are called the four vital signs of the human body. Only by comprehensively understanding the meaning of vital signs and timely grasping the changes of patient's vital signs, can medical staff take effective treatment measures in the first place. Statistical vital signs and pathological data can be used as data support for doctors' clinical diagnosis, which is of great help in reducing the mortality of patients. Therefore, the detection and monitoring of human vital signs will surely develop i...

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Problems solved by technology

The main reason is that the user experience is not good, the system design is not perfect, and the relevant hospitals do not have a comprehensive data platform as a support

The government has not invested large funds to establish a comprehensive information service platform, resulting in the fact that the vital sign data files of each of us are still blank today.

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