Drip balance monitoring system and control method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a drip balance monitoring system comprising a pressure sensor arranged at the bottom of an infusion bottle for real-time monitoring of residual liquid pressure in the infusionbottle; a drip speed monitoring sensor arranged at a Murphy's dropper for real-time monitoring of the drip speed; a pulse rate monitoring sensor for real-time monitoring of the pulse rate of a patientsubjected to infusion; a body temperature monitoring sensor for real-time monitoring of the body temperature of the patient subjected to the infusion; an automatic infusion adjusting device installedon an infusion tube for adjusting the drip speed of the infusion tube; a processor for determining whether the residual liquid weight in the infusion bottle reaches the set residual liquid weight according to the information monitored by the sensor and determining whether the current drip speed is safe and capable of controlling the automatic infusion adjusting device to adjust the drip speed; anearly warning terminal for receiving the information sent by the processor and issuing early warning when the residual liquid weight in the infusion bottle reaches the set residual liquid weight andwhen the drip speed is not safe.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medical services, and in particular relates to a drip residual monitoring system and a control method thereof. Background technique [0002] During the infusion process, infusion problems caused by infusion speed, infusion reactions, needle blockage, and needle leakage often occur. The infusion speed needs to be controlled reasonably so as to avoid side effects while ensuring the curative effect of the drug. If hypoglycemia and hypotensive drugs are infused too quickly, there will be risks of hypoglycemia and hypotension. Rapid infusion of mannitol is required to achieve the effect of dehydration and intracranial pressure reduction during cerebral edema rescue. If the infusion is too slow, only diuresis will not reduce intracranial pressure. Function; the elderly, children, etc. infusion too fast can cause acute heart failure, pulmonary edema. During the infusion process, there will be dangers such as t...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, the infusion process is mainly monitored manually. Due to the limited number of nurses on duty, the monitoring process is mainly in the charge of the patient or his family members. If there is a slight negligence, the abnormal situation of the infusion cannot be found in time, and because the family members lack experience, it is difficult to detect the abnormal drip rate of the infusion in time.

[0004] At the same time, manually adjusting the infusion drip rate is often only based on routine experience, and cannot be adjusted in a timely manner according to the actual situation of each infusion patient, and it is easy to cause physical discomfort to the patient.

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