Dual-layer vertical infusion support

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of medical apparatuses and instruments, in particular to a dual-layer vertical infusion support. The dual-layer vertical infusion support comprises a supporting rod made of stainless steel materials. The top of the supporting rod is provided with two suspension rods which are the upper suspension rod and the lower suspension rod. The upper suspension rod and the lower suspension rod are parallel. The upper suspension rod and the lower suspension rod can rotate around the supporting rod, the two ends of the suspension rods are provided with suspension rings for suspending an infusion bottle, a weight sensor is arranged at the bottom at the inner side of each suspension ring, an alarm device is arranged at the top of the supporting rod, the interior of the supporting rod is provided with a microprocessor and a battery jar, the microprocessor is connected with the weight sensors, the microprocessor is connected with the alarm device, a batteryis placed into the battery jar for supplying electricity to the microprocessor, the alarm device and the weight sensor, and a storage cabinet is further arranged in the middle of the supporting rod for storing some small medical apparatuses and instruments.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to a double-layer vertical transfusion stand. Background technique [0002] Infusion is also known as drip or hanging water. It is a large dose (more than 100ml for one administration) injection that is infused into the body by intravenous infusion. Usually packaged in glass or plastic infusion bottles or pouches without preservatives or bacteriostats. When in use, adjust the drip rate through the infusion set, and enter the vein continuously and steadily to replenish body fluids, electrolytes or provide nutrients. The development of intravenous infusion technology has experienced nearly 500 years of twists and turns, and gradually formed a complete system in the 20th century, becoming one of the most commonly used, most direct and effective clinical treatment methods. [0003] The infusion process often takes a long time, several hours or even more than ten hours, which ...

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[0003] The infusion process often takes a long time, several hours or even more than ten hours, which is a bad experience for patients and escorts. It is also necessary to always observe the remaining amount of the medicine. If it is not found in time that the medicine has been used up, it will cause The occurrence of blood return and other situations may even cause air to enter the patient's blood vessels and cause serious medical accidents.

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