Hidden intravenous infusion device for psychiatry department

Abstract

The invention provides a hidden intravenous infusion device for psychiatry department, which comprises a telescopic lifting device, a power device and an infusion device, and the telescopic lifting device and the power device are both hidden in a ceiling; when infusion needs to be carried out on a patient, the telescopic lifting device is controlled by the power device to stretch, so that the infusion device is driven to descend, and at the moment, a nurse can carry out infusion operation; after infusion is finished, a nurse controls the telescopic lifting equipment to retract through the power equipment, so that the infusion equipment is driven to ascend, and the venous infusion device is hidden in the ceiling, and therefore the situation that a patient is injured through the venous infusion device is avoided; and the workload of nurses in the infusion process is reduced, and the occupied space of the intravenous infusion device is saved. In addition, when the patient pulls the infusion pipeline, the intravenous infusion device can sense and give an alarm in time, and therefore the patient is prevented from doing hurt behaviors.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to a concealed intravenous transfusion device for psychiatry. Background technique [0002] Intravenous infusion is a commonly used treatment method clinically, and it usually utilizes a suspended infusion pole hanging on the roof or a mobile infusion pole on the ground to suspend the infusion bag to complete the infusion operation. However, for psychiatric patients who are at risk of self-injury or injury, these infusion poles may be used by patients as tools for self-injury or injury, which will pose potential safety risks. It can be seen that these exposed infusion poles are not suitable for psychiatric patients. Although the existing technology hangs the infusion rod immediately before the infusion, and immediately retrieves and puts away the infusion rod after the infusion is completed, the above-mentioned infusion operation method cannot effectively prevent the psyc...

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However, for psychiatric patients who are at risk of self-injury or injury, these infusion poles may be used by patients as tools for self-injury or injury, which will pose potential safety risks. It can be seen that these exposed infusion poles are not suitable for Psychiatric patients

Although the existing technology hangs the infusion rod immediately before the infusion, and immediately retrieves and puts away the infusion rod after the infusion is completed, the above-mentioned infusion operation method cannot effectively prevent the psychiatric patients from pulling up the infusion rod to perform harmful behaviors, and it also increases Reduce the workload of nurses, thereby reducing the operational efficiency and safety of infusion for psychiatric patients

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