Auxiliary device for infusion

Abstract

The embodiment of the invention provides an auxiliary device for infusion and belongs to the field of medical instruments. The auxiliary device includes a device body, wherein the device body comprises a through cavity and a connecting port located at the top end of the cavity and a vibration module located on the device body and configured to generate vibration so as to vibrate the liquid in theliquid medicine container, and the connecting port is configured to be capable of being connected with the open end of a liquid medicine container. According to the technical scheme, the liquid in theliquid medicine container is vibrated by the vibration generated by the auxiliary device connected to the open end of the liquid medicine container so that the liquid medicine in the liquid medicinecontainer can be prevented from depositing at the open end of the liquid medicine container, the situation can be avoided that a bottle mouth is blocked or insulin components are gathered, and the working strength of medical personnel is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical devices, in particular to an auxiliary device for infusion. Background technique [0002] Clinically, enteral nutrition (supplying nutrition through the gastrointestinal tract) and parenteral nutrition (supplying nutrition from the vein) are widely used as treatment methods. Clinical studies have shown that both enteral nutrition and parenteral nutrition need to be continuously oscillated during the infusion process, otherwise the enteral nutrition solution will be deposited at the bottom of the infusion bottle over time, resulting in a gradual slow drop rate, or even Tube blockage occurs, or the insulin component in the parenteral nutrition solution accumulates at the bottom, suddenly enters the body in large quantities and causes hypoglycemia, threatening the life of the patient. At present, the above-mentioned oscillation process is generally completed manually, so it is easy to affect the infusion effe...

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Problems solved by technology

Clinical studies have shown that both enteral nutrition and parenteral nutrition need to be continuously oscillated during the infusion process, otherwise the enteral nutrition solution will be deposited at the bottom of the infusion bottle over time, resulting in a gradual slow drop rate, or even Tube blockage occurs, or the insulin component in the parenteral nutrition solution accumulates at the bottom, and a large amount suddenly enters the body, resulting in hypoglycemia, threatening the life of the patient

At present, the above-mentioned oscillation process is generally completed manually, so it is easy to affect the infusion effect due to untimely oscillation, and also increases the work intensity of medical staff

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