Intelligent infusion support

Abstract

The invention provides an intelligent infusion support which comprises a sickbed, a vertical rod installed on the sickbed, a guide rail installed on the vertical rod and located above the sickbed, a wireless radio frequency transmitting unit and a wireless radio frequency receiving unit. An automatic position adjusting mechanism is arranged on the guide rail and connected with an infusion supporthook and the wireless radio frequency receiving unit. The wireless radio frequency transmitting unit is installed on a wristband worn by a patient, the wireless radio frequency receiving unit is usedfor receiving signals transmitted by the wireless radio frequency transmitting unit, and after the position of a transmitting source is judged based on the signals, the automatic adjusting mechanism is made to act to adaptively adjust the position of the infusion support hook on the guide rail. The infusion support can be adaptively and automatically adjusted on a sickbed along with the position of an infusion arm of a patient, so that an infusion pipeline is kept unblocked.

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technical field [0001] The invention mainly relates to the related technical field of medical infusion stands, in particular to an intelligent infusion stand. Background technique [0002] At present, the beds used in hospitals are basically single beds. When infusing patients, medical staff often need to move an infusion rack separately and place it next to the bed, which often takes up limited space resources in the ward and is not conducive to the small size of the accompanying staff and patients. If you don't pay attention to it, you may bring the infusion stand down, causing certain safety hazards and secondary injuries to patients. [0003] In the prior art, guide rails are installed above some hospital beds for the installation and movement of the infusion stand hooks, but the moving operation requires manual control. When the patient moves on the bed without adjusting the position of the infusion stand, it is easy to cause infusion failure. Problems such as pipeline...

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[0002] At present, the beds used in hospitals are basically single beds. When infusing patients, medical staff often need to move an infusion rack separately and place it next to the bed, which often takes up limited space resources in the ward and is not conducive to the small size of the accompanying staff and patients. If you do not pay attention, you may bring the infusion stand down, causing certain safety hazards and causing secondary injuries to patients

[0003] In the prior art, guide rails are installed above some hospital beds for the installation and movement of the infusion stand hooks, but the moving operation requires manual control. When the patient moves on the bed without adjusting the position of the infusion stand, it is easy to cause infusion failure. Problems such as pipeline blockage are not convenient enough to use

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