Venous drug dosing center and operation method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a venous drug dosing center. The venous drug dosing center comprises a basket feeding unit, a drug storage and dosing unit, a basket discharging unit, a drug supplement unit and a conveying belt, wherein the basket feeding unit is used for providing drug baskets; the basket discharging unit is used for distributing the drug baskets to basket outlets or further conveying the drug baskets; the drug supplementing unit is used for collecting drug baskets, conveyed in the basket discharging unit, for which drug dosing is not finished yet; the conveying belt is used for conveying the drug baskets into the units; the basket feeding unit distributes the plurality of drug baskets to the conveying belt and conveys the drug baskets to the drug storage and dosing unit; meanwhile, the drug storage and dosing unit is used for grabbing the corresponding drugs into the corresponding drug baskets according to prescription dosing requirements, and the drug baskets are conveyed into the basket discharging unit through the conveying belt; if the drugs in the drug baskets meet the prescription dosing requirements, the drug baskets are conveyed into the basket outlets; and if the drugs in the drug baskets do not meet the prescription dosing requirements, the drug baskets are conveyed into the drug supplementing unit. The venous drug dosing center is formed by splicing a plurality of units, can be expanded and connected with a plurality of functional units, and is easy to operate and stable in operation.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to an intravenous drug dispensing center and an operating method thereof. Background technique [0002] At present, the intravenous medication in most hospitals is prepared by nurses in the ward. Due to the unclean environment of the ward, the personnel who dispense the liquid are not fixed, the preparation process is not uniform, and the entire process lacks strict review. The quality of the infusion is easily affected and the safety of the patient Medication is difficult to guarantee. Antibiotics and tumor drugs are prepared in the exposed environment of the ward, which is easy to pollute the environment, and long-term inhalation or exposure of medical staff to chemotherapy drugs, antibiotics and other drugs will seriously damage their health. Large hospitals have tens of thousands of bags of intravenous drugs that need to be prepared every day. The lack of centralized ma...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] However, most of the existing intravenous dispensing centers still require medical staff to participate in the entire configuration and distribution of intravenous drugs, and have not yet achieved complete automation.

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