Alarm blocking equipment for detecting liquid exudation of critical patient during infusion

Abstract

The invention discloses alarm blocking equipment for detecting liquid exudation of a critical patient during infusion, and relates to the technical field of medical instruments. The alarm blocking equipment for detecting liquid exudation of the critical patient during infusion comprises a machine body and a detection bracelet; the outer surface of the machine body is movably sleeved with the detection bracelet; the surfaces of the two ends of the machine body are each provided with a limiting groove; the two ends of the detection bracelet are each connected with a fixing band, and the fixing bands are located in inner cavities of the corresponding limiting grooves; an adjusting buckle is fixedly installed at one end of each fixing belt; a magnet is fixedly embedded in the surface of one side of the machine body and matched with the adjusting buckles; and a fixing groove is fixedly formed in the surface of one end of the machine body. The alarm blocking equipment aims at effectively reducing liquid exosmosis events and integrates monitoring, alarming and blocking, accurate early warning is achieved, meanwhile, recycling can be achieved, the medical cost is saved, and then the serious nursing burden is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to an alarm blocking device for detecting liquid leakage during transfusion of critically ill patients. Background technique [0002] In critically ill patients, long-term infusion of high-concentration, highly irritating, and osmotic pressure-exceeding-normal liquid medicines will cause chemical inflammatory reactions in the local vein wall, increase vascular permeability, and cause infusion drug extravasation. In addition, severe patients cannot sense fluid extravasation in a timely manner due to limited activities, impaired consciousness, etc., and the nursing staff cannot ensure that the fluid extravasation can be observed in the first time, resulting in local skin vascular necrosis and venous hemorrhage due to infusion drug extravasation. Adverse events such as inflammation and inflammatory damage to surrounding tissues increase the burden of intensive care. Therefore,...

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[0005] Aiming at the deficiencies of the prior art, the present invention provides an alarm blocking device for detecting liquid seepage during infusion of critically ill patients, which solves the problem that the existing equipment has poor detection accuracy during use and cannot realize monitoring, alarm and blocking at the same time. In addition, the nursing staff cannot ensure that the liquid extravasation is observed in the first time, resulting in local skin vascular necrosis, phlebitis, and inflammatory damage to surrounding tissues caused by infusion drug extravasation issues such as adverse events that increase the burden on intensive care

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