Medical electronic information terminal equipment

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of medical terminals, and discloses medical electronic information terminal equipment which comprises an infusion alarm terminal, a connecting rod and a liquid break clamping mechanism, and a hook used for hooking an infusion bottle is arranged at the bottom of the infusion alarm terminal; one end of the connecting rod is in threaded connection with the mounting block A, and the other end is rotationally connected with the mounting block B; a locking knob for locking and positioning the connecting rod on the mounting block B is arranged on the mounting block B; the liquid cut-off clamping mechanism cuts off an infusion tube by clamping a dropper and is clamped on the outer side face of the dropper through an induction clamp, two electromagnetic blocks are located on the two sides of the dropper, and a connecting rod is locked and positioned on a mounting block B through a locking rotary knob, so that the part, located in an induction area, of the infusion tube is stably positioned, the stability of the induction clamp is improved, and the infusion tube is prevented from being damaged. The dropper is clamped through magnetic attraction of the electromagnetic blocks, the infusion tube is automatically blocked, and the workload of medical staff is reduced.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model belongs to the technical field of medical terminals, and in particular relates to a medical electronic information terminal device. Background Art

[0002] Traditional infusion monitoring work is complicated and inefficient. Nurses not only have to prepare medicines for injection, but also have to frequently conduct inspections and change dressings. The work is tiring and stressful. If mistakes are made, it may even cause serious consequences. Therefore, smart infusion alarms have emerged that can greatly reduce the workload of nurses. They are mainly composed of a single-chip microcomputer, a sensor clamp, a manual switch, a buzzer, etc. They can monitor the infusion status and issue an alarm to prevent excessive infusion or empty infusion.

[0003] The terminal of the above-mentioned intelligent infusion alarm is directly hung on the infusion stand, and the infusion bottle is hung on the terminal. The terminal is connected to the sensor clip through a connecting line, and the sensor clip is directly stuck on the infusion tube. Since the sensor clip has a certain gravity and is directly stuck on the infusion tube, if the infusion tube itself is not fixed or there is a certain shaking, it may affect the stability of the sensor clip, resulting in the accuracy of the monitoring data being affected. The infusion alarm terminal can monitor the infusion situation in real time. Once there is a problem with the infusion, such as the infusion bottle is tilted or the infusion is completed, the equipment can issue an alarm in time. However, it does not have the function of automatically blocking the infusion when there is a problem with the infusion, so the workload of medical staff will still increase. Utility Model Content

[0004] In order to make up for the shortcomings of the prior art and solve the problem that the induction clip is directly stuck on the infusion tube and the infusion tube itself is not fixed or shakes, which will affect the stability of the induction clip, the utility model provides a medical electronic information terminal device.

[0005] In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model provides the following technical solutions:

[0006] A medical electronic information terminal device, comprising an infusion alarm terminal, a connecting rod and a liquid-break clamping mechanism, wherein a U-shaped plate is provided at the bottom of the infusion alarm terminal, and a hook for hanging an infusion bottle is rotatably connected to the U-shaped plate;

[0007] One end of the connecting rod is threadedly connected to the mounting block A at the rear side of the infusion alarm terminal, and the other end is rotatably connected to the mounting block B; the mounting block B is provided with a locking knob for locking the connecting rod on the mounting block B;

[0008] The liquid-cutting clamping mechanism blocks the infusion tube by clamping the dropper. The liquid-cutting clamping mechanism includes an installation box, an induction clamp provided on the installation box and clamped on the outer side of the dropper and having an induction detector, and two electromagnetic blocks that magnetically attract and clamp the dropper. The installation block B is fixed on the installation box.

[0009] Preferably, the dropper is located between the plastic steel needle and the dropper tip.

[0010] Preferably, the front side of the installation box is provided with C-shaped blocks arranged in a staggered manner. Semi-circular concave grooves for guiding and inserting the dropper are formed at both the upper and lower ends of the C-shaped blocks. Openings for guiding and inserting the dropper into the semi-circular concave grooves are left at both ends of the two C-shaped blocks arranged in a staggered manner.

[0011] Preferably, guide grooves are respectively arranged on the inner sides of the two C-shaped blocks. Two electromagnetic blocks are respectively guided and slid in the two guide grooves. Waist-shaped grooves are formed on the two guide grooves. A connecting plate penetrating through the waist-shaped grooves is connected to the two electromagnetic blocks. The connecting plate is connected to the mounting plate on the guide groove through a spring.

[0012] Preferably, when the two electromagnetic blocks attract each other magnetically to clamp and block the dropper, the connecting plate moves towards the mounting plate and the spring is compressed accordingly. When the two electromagnetic blocks switch from clamping and blocking the dropper to the normal infusion state, there is no magnetic force, and the spring rebounds to push the two electromagnetic blocks back to the initial state.

[0013] When the two electromagnetic blocks approach each other, they will attract each other magnetically to clamp and block the dropper. At this time, the connecting plate will move towards the mounting plate, compressing the spring. In this way, the electromagnetic blocks clamp and block the dropper to prevent the liquid from flowing continuously. When it is necessary to restore the normal infusion state, the magnetic force between the electromagnetic blocks is released, and the spring will return to its original state, pushing the electromagnetic blocks back to the initial state, releasing the dropper and allowing the liquid to flow continuously.

[0014] Preferably, the induction clamp is installed on the support rod at the top of the installation box.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, the technical effects and advantages of the present utility model are as follows:

[0016] The medical electronic information terminal device includes an infusion alarm terminal, a connecting rod, and a liquid interruption clamping mechanism. The monitoring and control of the infusion process are mainly achieved through the connecting rod and the liquid interruption clamping mechanism. The induction clamp is clamped on the outer side of the dropper. The two electromagnetic blocks are located on both sides of the dropper. The connecting rod is locked and positioned on the mounting block B through a locking knob, making the part of the infusion tube itself in the induction area positioned stably, improving the stability of the induction clamp and making the monitored data more stable. The infusion alarm terminal is connected to the installation box on the liquid interruption clamping mechanism through the connecting rod. One end of the connecting rod is threadedly connected to the mounting block A and the other end is rotatably connected to the mounting block B on the installation box. Therefore, rotating the connecting rod can adjust the distance of the infusion alarm terminal to adapt to different drip bottles.

[0017] The infusion alarm terminal can monitor the infusion situation in real time. Once there is a problem with the infusion, such as the infusion bottle tilting or the infusion is completed, the equipment can issue an alarm in time to avoid medical risks caused by poor or interrupted infusion. The liquid-cut-off clamping mechanism clamps the dropper through the magnetic attraction of the electromagnetic block and automatically blocks the infusion tube, reducing the workload of medical staff and medical errors caused by improper human operation. Timely alarms and blocking can ensure the safety of patient infusion. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0018] Figure 1 It is a structural schematic diagram of the utility model from the first perspective;

[0019] Figure 2 It is a structural schematic diagram of the utility model from a second viewing angle;

[0020] Figure 3 This is a structural schematic diagram of the liquid-cutting clamping mechanism of the utility model;

[0021] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the U-shaped block of the utility model;

[0022] Figure 5 For this utility model Figure 4 The enlarged structural diagram at A in the middle;

[0023] Figure 6 It is a structural schematic diagram of the electromagnetic block of the utility model.

[0024] In the figure: 1. Infusion alarm terminal; 2. U-shaped plate; 3. Hook; 4. Connecting rod; 5. Mounting block A; 6. Mounting block B; 7. Liquid cut-off clamping mechanism; 71. Mounting box; 72. Induction clamp; 73. Electromagnetic block; 74. Support rod; 75. Guide groove; 76. Waist groove; 77. Connecting plate; 78. Spring; 79. Mounting plate; 711. U-shaped block; 712. Semicircular concave groove; 713. Opening; 81. Plastic steel needle; 82. Dropper; 83. Dropper. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0025] The following will be combined with the drawings in the embodiments of the utility model to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the utility model. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the utility model, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments in the utility model, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without creative work are within the scope of protection of the utility model.

[0026] The following is combined with Figure 1-6 To further explain this application in detail,

[0027] An embodiment of the present application discloses a medical electronic information terminal device, including an infusion alarm terminal 1, a connecting rod 4, and a liquid break clamping mechanism 7. A U-shaped plate 2 is provided at the bottom of the infusion alarm terminal 1, and a hook 3 for hanging an infusion bottle is rotatably connected to the U-shaped plate 2;

[0028] One end of the connecting rod 4 is threadedly connected to the mounting block A5 at the rear side of the infusion alarm terminal 1, and the other end is rotatably connected to the mounting block B6; A locking knob for locking and positioning the connecting rod 4 on the mounting block B6 is provided on the mounting block B6;

[0029] The liquid break clamping mechanism 7 blocks the infusion tube by clamping the dropper 82. The liquid break clamping mechanism 7 includes a mounting box 71, an induction clamp 72 provided on the mounting box 71 and stuck on the outer side of the dropper 82 and equipped with an induction detector, and two electromagnetic blocks 73 that magnetically attract and clamp to block the dropper 82. The mounting block B6 is fixed on the mounting box 71. The induction clamp 72 is installed on the support rod 74 at the top of the mounting box 71.

[0030] The infusion alarm terminal 1 is connected to the mounting box 71 on the liquid break clamping mechanism 7 through the connecting rod 4. One end of the connecting rod 4 is threadedly connected to the mounting block A5 and the other end is rotatably connected to the mounting block B6 on the mounting box 71. Therefore, rotating the connecting rod 4 can adjust the distance of the infusion alarm terminal 1 to adapt to different drip bottles. In addition, after adjusting the position, the induction clamp 72 is stuck on the outer side of the dropper 82, and the two electromagnetic blocks 73 are located on both sides of the dropper 82, and the connecting rod 4 is locked and positioned on the mounting block B6 through the locking knob, which is convenient for positioning the mounting box 71 and the induction clamp 72, making the part of the infusion tube itself in the induction area positioned stably, and the induction clamp 72 does not shake, improving the stability of the induction clamp 72 and making the monitored data more stable;

[0031] The infusion alarm terminal 1 can monitor the infusion situation in real time. Once there is a problem with the infusion, such as the infusion bottle tilting or the infusion being completed, the device can issue an alarm in time to avoid medical risks caused by poor infusion or interruption. The liquid break clamping mechanism 7 clamps the dropper 82 by the magnetic attraction of the electromagnetic blocks 73 to automatically block the infusion tube, which not only reduces the workload of medical staff but also reduces medical errors caused by improper manual operation. The timely alarm and blocking can ensure the safety of the patient's infusion.

[0032] The dropper 82 is located between the plastic steel needle 81 and the drip 83.

[0033] A U-shaped block 711 with a staggered arrangement is provided on the front side of the mounting box 71. Semi-circular concave grooves 712 for guiding and inserting the dropper 82 are opened at both the upper and lower ends of the U-shaped block 711. Openings 713 for guiding and inserting the dropper 82 into the semi-circular concave grooves 712 are left at both ends of the two U-shaped blocks 711 with a staggered arrangement.

[0034] The dropper 82 is conveniently and directionally inserted and positioned in the semi-circular concave groove 712 through the opening 713, so that the dropper 82 is stably positioned in the semi-circular concave grooves 712 of the two U-shaped blocks 711, facilitating the positioning of the dropper 82 and facilitating the blocking of the dropper 82 by the electromagnetic block 73 inside the U-shaped block 711.

[0035] Guide grooves 75 are respectively provided on the inner sides of the two U-shaped blocks 711, and the two electromagnetic blocks 73 are respectively guided and slid in the two guide grooves 75. Waist grooves 76 are opened on the two guide grooves 75, and a connecting plate 77 penetrating through the waist grooves 76 is connected to the two electromagnetic blocks 73. The connecting plate 77 is connected to the mounting plate 79 on the guide groove 75 through a spring 78.

[0036] When the two electromagnetic blocks 73 attract each other magnetically to clamp and block the dropper 82, the connecting plate 77 moves towards the mounting plate 79 and the spring 78 is compressed accordingly. When the two electromagnetic blocks 73 switch from clamping and blocking the dropper 82 to the normal infusion state, there is no magnetic force, and the two electromagnetic blocks 73 are pushed back to the initial state by the rebound of the spring 78.

[0037] U-shaped blocks 711 are provided on the front side of the installation box 71 in a staggered manner. Semi-circular concave grooves 712 are opened at the upper and lower ends of the U-shaped blocks 711 for guiding and plugging in cooperation with the dropper 82. When the dropper 82 is inserted into the semi-circular concave groove 712 of the U-shaped block 711, its position and direction can be kept stable. At the same time, guide grooves 75 are also provided on the inner sides of the U-shaped blocks 711, and the two electromagnetic blocks 73 can slide in the guide grooves 75 and are connected to the mounting plate 79 on the guide groove 75 through a connecting plate 77.

[0038] When the two electromagnetic blocks 73 approach each other, they attract each other magnetically to clamp and block the dropper 82. At this time, the connecting plate 77 moves towards the mounting plate 79, compressing the spring 78. In this way, the electromagnetic block 73 blocks the dropper 82 by clamping to prevent the liquid from flowing continuously. In this case, the elastic force of the spring 78 does not affect the attraction of the two electromagnetic blocks 73 to block the dropper 82. When it is necessary to restore the normal infusion state, the magnetic force between the electromagnetic blocks 73 is released, and the spring 78 will return to its original state, pushing the electromagnetic blocks 73 back to the initial state, releasing the dropper 82 and allowing the liquid to flow continuously.

[0039] By clamping and blocking the dropper 82 in a way of magnetic attraction, the stability of clamping can be ensured, reducing the problems caused by mis-clamping or loosening. According to the actual situation of the dropper 82, the design of the C-shaped block 711 can fix the dropper 82 in the semi-circular concave groove 712, improving the safety protection ability and preventing the dropper 82 from falling off or moving. The design of the guide groove 75 and the connecting plate 77 is adopted, which can make the electromagnetic block 73 slide along the guide groove 75 to realize the operations of clamping and releasing, simplifying the usage steps. The compression and rebound of the spring 78 can realize the switching between clamping and releasing, providing a controllable liquid interruption treatment method, which is convenient for medical staff to operate and adjust.

[0040] The induction clamp 72 of the medical electronic information terminal device is installed on the support rod 74 at the top of the installation box 71. The designs of the support rod 74 and the C-shaped block 711 can make the dropper 82 inserted into the semi-circular concave groove 712 of the C-shaped block 711 to maintain the stable positioning of the dropper 82. A guide groove 75 is provided on the inner side of the C-shaped block 711, and two electromagnetic blocks 73 are guided to slide in the guide groove 75. A waist groove 76 is formed on the guide groove 75, and a connecting plate 77 passing through the waist groove 76 is connected to the two electromagnetic blocks 73. The connecting plate 77 is connected to the mounting plate 79 on the guide groove 75 through a spring 78. When the two electromagnetic blocks 73 approach each other, they will attract each other magnetically to clamp and block the dropper 82. At this time, the connecting plate 77 moves towards the mounting plate 79, compressing the spring 78. The electromagnetic block 73 blocks the dropper 82 to prevent the liquid from flowing continuously. When it is necessary to restore the normal infusion state, the magnetic force between the electromagnetic blocks 73 is released, and the spring 78 will return to its original state. In this way, the connecting plate 77 will be pushed back to the initial state by the rebound of the spring 78, releasing the dropper 82 and allowing the liquid to flow continuously.

[0041] The core is to clamp the dropper 82 by the magnetic attraction of the electromagnetic block 73 to realize the blocking of the dropper 82. The designs of the connecting plate 77 and the spring 78 can realize the controllable switching of the clamping and releasing processes. The settings of the C-shaped block 711 and the guide groove 75 help to fix the dropper 82 in the concave groove to maintain a stable position and direction, enabling the accurate control of the dropper 82, preventing the occurrence of excessive dripping or empty dripping, and improving the medical safety and the infusion quality of patients.

[0042] Finally, it should be noted that the above are only the preferred embodiments of the present invention and are not used to limit the present invention. Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, for those skilled in the art, they can still modify the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments, or perform equivalent replacements for some of the technical features. Any modifications, equivalent replacements, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present invention shall be included in the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A medical electronic information terminal device, characterized in that: Including: An infusion alarm terminal (1), a U-shaped plate (2) is provided at the bottom of the infusion alarm terminal (1), and a hook (3) for hanging an infusion bottle is rotatably connected to the U-shaped plate (2); A connecting rod (4), one end of the connecting rod (4) is threadedly connected to a mounting block A (5) at the rear side of the infusion alarm terminal (1), and the other end is rotatably connected to a mounting block B (6). A locking knob for locking and positioning the connecting rod (4) on the mounting block B (6) is provided on the mounting block B (6); A liquid-breaking clamping mechanism (7), the liquid-breaking clamping mechanism (7) blocks the infusion tube by clamping a dropper (82). The liquid-breaking clamping mechanism (7) includes a mounting box (71), an induction clamp (72) provided on the mounting box (71) and clamping on the outer side of the dropper (82) and provided with an induction detector, and two electromagnetic blocks (73) that magnetically attract and clamp to block the dropper (82). The mounting block B (6) is fixed on the mounting box (71).

2. A medical electronic information terminal device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The dropper (82) is located between the plastic steel needle (81) and the drip (83).

3. A medical electronic information terminal device according to claim 1, characterized in that: A C-shaped block (711) is provided on the front side of the mounting box (71) in a staggered manner. Semi-circular concave grooves (712) for guiding and inserting the dropper (82) are opened at both the upper and lower ends of the C-shaped block (711). Openings (713) for guiding and inserting the dropper (82) into the semi-circular concave grooves (712) are left at both ends of the two C-shaped blocks (711) arranged in a staggered manner.

4. A medical electronic information terminal device according to claim 3, characterized in that: Guide grooves (75) are respectively provided on the inner sides of the two C-shaped blocks (711). The two electromagnetic blocks (73) are respectively slidably guided in the two guide grooves (75). Waist grooves (76) are opened on the two guide grooves (75). A connecting plate (77) penetrating through the waist grooves (76) is connected to the two electromagnetic blocks (73). The connecting plate (77) is connected to a mounting plate (79) on the guide groove (75) through a spring (78).

5. A medical electronic information terminal device according to claim 4, characterized in that: When the two electromagnetic blocks (73) magnetically attract and clamp to block the dropper (82), the connecting plate (77) moves towards the mounting plate (79) and then the spring (78) is compressed. When the two electromagnetic blocks (73) are switched from clamping and blocking the dropper (82) to the normal infusion state, there is no magnetism, and the two electromagnetic blocks (73) are pushed back to the initial state by the rebound of the spring (78).

6. A medical electronic information terminal device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The induction clamp (72) is installed on a support rod (74) at the top of the mounting box (71).

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