A transfer box for specimens in psychiatric wards

Abstract

The invention discloses a specimen transfer transfer box for psychiatric wards in the technical field of specimen transfer devices. There is an outer box in the middle of the top, the top of the outer box is open, and the front and rear sides of the top of the outer box are symmetrically hinged with a door, and the top of the door is provided with a handle. The present invention makes the device When encountering a collision, it has a good cushioning effect, so as to protect the specimen from being damaged by the collision. Through the storage box and the electric push rod, the storage box can be covered in the transfer state, so as to protect the specimen hidden. The function makes it impossible for non-medical personnel to take out the specimen. The lifting mechanism can make the specimen access process easier and more convenient. The refrigerator can keep the specimen in a low-temperature storage state to ensure the activity of the specimen.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of specimen transfer devices, in particular to a transfer box for specimen transfer in psychiatric wards. Background technique [0002] During the patient's hospitalization, nurses have to collect a large number of laboratory samples every day, including blood, urine, feces, sputum, etc. Blood samples can come from veins, arteries or capillaries. Venous blood is the most commonly used specimen, and venipuncture is the most commonly used method of blood collection. Capillary blood collection is mainly used for children. Arterial blood is mostly used for blood gas analysis. Before blood collection, the patient’s name, age, gender, serial number, and inspection items should be checked. According to the requirements of the test items, corresponding containers, such as blank test tubes and anticoagulation tubes, should be prepared. or procoagulant tube, etc. The patient should be in a sitting or lying position,...

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[0003] At present, there are two main methods of specimen delivery in hospitals, manual transfer (through special delivery personnel to the ward to handover with the staff, or ward staff to send the specimens to the laboratory) and mechanical equipment transfer (through special pipelines) or traction device to transfer specimens), the former will require personnel to enter the ward for transfer, and the patient may cause collisions with the transfer equipment during this process, while the latter requires the support of the existing architectural pattern and a large amount of capital investment, in some small-scale hospitals or departments (especially in psychiatry) are difficult to achieve

[0004] Due to the particularity of the diseases of psychiatric patients, when the existing psychiatric specimens are sent out for testing, there will be transport personnel entering the ward to collect them. Due to the particularity of psychiatric patients during this process, the patients may cause collisions with the transfer equipment. Existing specimens The protection effect of the transfer transfer box is poor, which is easy to cause damage to the specimen. At the same time, the blood and other specimens will maintain their activity when stored in a low temperature state, thereby ensuring the detection effect of the specimen. However, the existing transfer equipment lacks low temperature storage design.

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