A file storage and reading device that can protect residents' health and privacy

Abstract

The invention discloses a file storage and reading device capable of protecting residents' health and privacy. A support plate is fixedly installed on one side of the outer wall, and a placement plate is fixedly installed on the support plate, and two symmetrically distributed self-service machine bodies are fixedly installed on the top outer wall of the placement plate. block, and the fixed block is rotatably connected with a rotating rod through bearings, and the bottom end of the rotating rod is connected with a moving block through threads, and both sides of the moving block are provided with moving holes. The plug-in block of the present invention cooperates with the slotted opening of the snap-in door to realize locking, avoiding irrelevant personnel from entering the operation area, and realizing isolation; the main screen of the display is facing away from the queued personnel, and at this time, the subsequent queued people cannot peep into the content on the display , to prevent personnel from being peeped by others when viewing reports.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of file storage and reading devices, in particular to a file storage and reading device capable of protecting residents' health and privacy. Background technique [0002] People pay attention to their own health and safety, and often go to the hospital for physical examination regularly, and know their own health status through the examination report. In order to facilitate the personnel to quickly understand the examination results, the hospital often sets up some self-service machines in the lobby and other places to facilitate the examination. Personnel observe the inspection results by themselves, and the inspection results often involve personal privacy issues, so people do not want their inspection results to be seen by others. [0003] In actual use, most of the self-service kiosks are placed in the lobby, and the users line up in a column to use the self-service kiosks one by one. In the process of u...

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[0003] In actual use, most of the self-service kiosks are placed in the lobby, and the users line up in a column to use the self-service kiosks one by one. In the process of use, in order to facilitate the viewing of personnel, the display interface of the self-service kiosk is often set vertically or obliquely. This design Although it is convenient for the operator to use, it will make the personnel queuing at the back peek at the inspection report of the operator in front, which will easily cause the leakage of personal privacy.

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