Self-service liquid medicine respiratory system administration device

Abstract

The invention discloses a self-service liquid medicine respiratory system dosing device which comprises a whole dosing device body, a liquid injector and a dosing nozzle, the liquid injector is fixedly connected to the middle of the whole dosing device body, the dosing nozzle is connected to the left side of the liquid injector in a nested mode, and a supporting cylinder is fixedly connected to the middle of the bottom end of the liquid injector; the middle of the right side in the liquid injector is fixedly connected with a large telescopic cylinder, the bottom of the right side in the liquid injector is fixedly connected with a control circuit board, the control circuit board can start the atomizer so that the atomizer can convert pushed liquid into mist to be discharged to the dosing nozzle, and meanwhile the control circuit board can confirm the dosing time through a timer. When the time falls, data can be transmitted to the control circuit board, so that the control circuit board transmits the data outwards through the sound player, a user can conveniently know and take down the whole dosing device from the mouth in time, the situation that the whole dosing device is taken down in time due to the fact that the user does not know the whole dosing device after dosing is avoided, and the dosing mode of the dosing mechanism is simple and convenient.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of drug delivery equipment, in particular to a self-service liquid drug respiratory system drug delivery device. Background technique [0002] The respiratory system is an organ system for gas exchange between the human body and the external environment. Including the passage of gas - nose, throat, trachea, bronchi, and the organs of gas exchange - lungs. The nose, throat, and trachea are collectively called the respiratory tract; those below the bronchi are called the lower respiratory tract. Furthermore, the pleura and pleural cavity are aids in breathing. The respiratory tract is characterized by a cartilaginous scaffold and the mucosal epithelium has cilia to allow for smooth airflow and expulsion of dust or foreign matter. The human body constantly consumes oxygen and produces carbon dioxide during metabolism. [0003] At present, most of the self-service liquid medicine breathing system dispensers ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a self-service liquid drug respiratory system applicator to solve the problems of complex drug delivery methods, low practicability, and low applicability in the above-mentioned background technology

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