Injury ticket for emergency treatment, triage and classification of nuclear sick and wounded

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of classification and identification of injury conditions of the sick and wounded, in particular to an injury ticket for emergency treatment, triage and classification of nuclear sick and wounded. The ticket comprises a ticket body, wherein the front surface of the ticket body is provided with a two-dimensional code area, a coding area, an injury condition area and an injury degree area; the injury condition subarea comprises five injury condition labels and a drawing identification strip, and the injury degree subarea comprises four injury state labels, one decontamination label and a drawing identification strip; the back surface of the ticket body is provided with a fixed pasting area and a waterproof wrist strap pasting area. The three-in-one medical treatment device is firm to wear, materials are not prone to being damaged, three types of wound marks are integrated, wounded information is comprehensive, classification marks are striking and clear, on-site operation is time-saving, simple and convenient, the wounded can be timely and accurately treated, and the treatment process is fast and orderly carried out.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of injury classification identification for wounded and sick patients, and in particular to an injury ticket for emergency treatment and classification of nuclear-related wounded and sick patients, which is applied to the rapid classification of on-site treatment of a large number of wounded and sick patients in nuclear-related accidents at war sites. Background Art

[0002] Nuclear emergency rescue teams typically consist of a triage team, a treatment team, and a decontamination team. The triage team is responsible for triaging and providing emergency treatment for the injured. At the forefront of the rescue team, they quickly assess the patient's condition and display a triage label on the spot. During transport, medical personnel no longer need to re-diagnose the patient's condition or collect their personal information; they can instead quickly respond based on the displayed triage label.

[0003] At present, triage includes the following process: first, the injured person is given a numbered wristband, and then, according to the injury, the injured with fractures, bleeding, infection, radiation, and toxic agents are given corresponding injury labels. The injury labels are usually made of plastic and fixed with pins; finally, an injury identification card or an injured person information registration card is hung. The card includes information on both sides. Use a special marker to fill in the injured person's information on a plastic-sealed card with a lanyard. It can be worn by hanging a long rope around the neck or by a clip. In particular, injured people who are radioactively contaminated and need to be decontaminated on site need to be marked separately.

[0004] As can be seen from the above process, on-site triage requires the simultaneous use of three different identification tags. The numerous types of tags and the complex and messy process are particularly time-consuming and error-prone when large numbers of injured individuals are passing through. In addition to hanging the tags, the individual must also manually fill in the required information, which is both time-consuming and error-prone. In today's rapidly evolving information landscape, the application of information technology in injury labels is particularly important. Therefore, improvements to existing injury tickets and labels are urgently needed to facilitate rapid triage and expedite the orderly treatment process. Utility Model Content

[0005] In order to solve the above technical problems, the utility model provides an injury ticket for emergency treatment and classification of nuclear casualties. The ticket is firm to wear, made of material that is not easily damaged, integrates three types of injury marks, provides comprehensive information about the casualties, and has eye-catching and clear classification marks. On-site operation is time-saving and simple, making it easy for the casualties to receive timely and accurate treatment, and allowing the treatment process to proceed quickly and orderly.

[0006] The utility model is achieved through the following technical solutions:

[0007] The injury ticket for emergency treatment and triage of nuclear-damaged patients described in the utility model includes a ticket body, and the front side of the ticket body is provided with a QR code area, a coding area, an injury condition zone and an injury severity zone; the injury condition zone includes 5 injury condition labels and a pull-out identification strip, and the injury severity zone includes 4 injury labels, 1 disinfection label and a pull-out identification strip; the back side of the ticket body is provided with a fixed adhesive area and a waterproof wristband adhesive area.

[0008] Preferably, the QR code area is provided with a QR code, and the coding area is provided with a number. After the medical staff uses a scanner to scan the QR code, they bind the unique number of the coding area and record the information of the injured and sick, including name, gender, injury type, injury condition, etc. At the same time, the information of the injured and sick can be transmitted online to the system for other departments to view.

[0009] Preferably, the edge portions of the injury label, the severity label, and the disinfection label are fixed to the front of the ticket, with five injury labels arranged side by side, and four severity labels and one disinfection label arranged side by side.

[0010] Preferably, the injury labels are red, white, blue, orange and black, respectively, corresponding to bleeding, fracture, radiation, poison and infection.

[0011] Preferably, the injury labels are red, yellow, green and black, respectively, corresponding to severe, moderate, mild and death, and the disinfection label is orange, marked with disinfection, and the size of the disinfection label is larger than the injury label.

[0012] Preferably, the pull-out identification strip includes a color strip hidden in the label and a pull-out strip exposed outside the label, the color strip is placed in the gap inside the label, one end of the color strip is fixed to the front of the ticket, and the color of the color strip corresponds to the color of the label.

[0013] Preferably, the pull-out strip is fixed to the front side of the ticket body by glue, and there is a certain resistance during on-site inspection and classification, and it needs to be pulled out with force.

[0014] Preferably, a hole is provided through the top of the ticket body for fixing a pin.

[0015] Preferably, the fixed adhesive area includes an adhesive layer and a release paper layer, and the adhesive layer is preferably a strong grid high viscosity glue.

[0016] Preferably, the waterproof wristband sticking area includes an adhesive layer and a waterproof wristband. During on-site triage, the waterproof wristband can be peeled off and buckled onto the wrist of the injured person, and the adhesive layer remains on the back of the ticket.

[0017] Preferably, both the front and back sides of the waterproof wristband are provided with a QR code area and a coding area that are the same as the front side of the ticket body. The waterproof wristband is provided with a limiting component, which includes a number of evenly distributed holes and a fixed buckle. The fixed buckle includes a limiting ball that matches the size of the hole and a limiting cap that is buckled with the limiting ball.

[0018] Preferably, the waterproof wristband is made of PVC waterproof material, and the portion of the waterproof wristband that exceeds the size of the ticket body is folded and stored.

[0019] Preferably, the injury ticket and the injury condition and injury degree zones are all made of waterproof cloth material, which is tough and flexible, not easy to deform or break, and is light and easy to carry; the size of the injury ticket can be designed according to actual conditions and needs, preferably 9×10 cm.

[0020] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following beneficial effects:

[0021] 1. This utility model integrates the three existing identifications into one injury ticket, and displays important injury information directly and comprehensively, so that the injured can receive timely and accurate treatment, and the treatment process can be carried out quickly and orderly.

[0022] 2. The classification signs are eye-catching and clear. The classification method for the injured and sick is universal, combining the START, SALT, MARCH and other classification methods. The eye-catching colors make the injury display more obvious.

[0023] 3. On-site operation is time-saving and simple. The label is pull-out design. In an emergency, it can be directly pulled out according to different injuries. It is quick and simple and there is no need to use a pen to mark on the spot.

[0024] 4. It is firm to wear and provides two fixing methods. The strong mesh double-sided adhesive has greater adhesion and is suitable for almost any surface material. You can tear off the adhesive on site and stick it directly, which is more convenient. When the patient's clothes are greasy or wet and not suitable for sticking, pins can be used to fix them.

[0025] 5. Set up a QR code and combine it with the information-based electronic injury ticket to make it more systematic and convenient.

[0026] 6. The material is not easy to be damaged. The injury ticket is made of waterproof cloth, and the waterproof wristband is made of PVC waterproof material. It is waterproof, not easy to tear, light and easy to carry. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0027] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the front structure of the ticket;

[0028] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure on the reverse side of the ticket;

[0029] Among them: 1. QR code area; 2. Coding area; 3. Injury zone; 4. Injury severity zone; 5. Injury label; 6. Pull-out identification strip; 7. Injury label; 8. Disinfection label; 9. Fixed adhesive area; 10. Waterproof wristband adhesive area; 11. Limiting ball; 12. Limiting cap. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0030] The preferred solution of the present utility model will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0031] Example 1

[0032] like Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, the injury ticket for emergency treatment and triage of nuclear-damaged patients described in the utility model includes a ticket body, and the front of the ticket body is provided with a QR code area 1, a coding area 2, an injury zone 3 and an injury severity zone 4; the injury zone 3 includes 5 injury labels 5 and a pull-out identification strip 6, and the injury severity zone 4 includes 4 injury labels 7, 1 disinfection label 8 and a pull-out identification strip 6; the back of the ticket body is provided with a fixed adhesive area 9 and a waterproof wristband adhesive area 10.

[0033] The QR code area 1 is provided with a QR code, and the coding area 2 is provided with a number. After the medical staff uses a scanner to scan the QR code, they bind the unique number of the coding area 2 and record the information of the injured and sick, including name, gender, injury type, injury condition, etc. At the same time, the information of the injured and sick can be transmitted online to the system for other departments to view.

[0034] The edges of the injury label 5, the injury label 7 and the disinfection label 8 are fixed on the front of the ticket body. Five injury labels 5 are arranged side by side, and four injury labels 7 and one disinfection label 8 are arranged side by side.

[0035] The injury labels 5 are respectively red, white, blue, orange and black, corresponding to bleeding, fracture, radiation, poison and infection.

[0036] The injury labels 7 are red, yellow, green and black, respectively, corresponding to severe, moderate, mild and death. The disinfection label 8 is orange, marked with disinfection, and the size of the disinfection label 8 is larger than the injury label 7.

[0037] The pull-out identification strip 6 includes a color strip hidden in the label and a pull-out strip exposed outside the label. The color strip is placed in the gap inside the label, and one end of the color strip is fixed to the front of the ticket. The color of the color strip corresponds to the color of the label.

[0038] The pull-out strip is fixed to the front side of the ticket body by glue. During on-site inspection and classification, there is a certain resistance and it needs to be pulled out with force.

[0039] The top of the ticket body is provided with a hole for fixing a pin.

[0040] The fixed adhesive area 9 includes an adhesive layer and a release paper layer, and the adhesive layer is a strong grid high viscosity glue.

[0041] The waterproof wristband sticking area 10 includes an adhesive layer and a waterproof wristband. During on-site triage, the waterproof wristband can be peeled off and buckled onto the wrist of the injured person, and the adhesive layer remains on the back of the ticket.

[0042] Both the front and back sides of the waterproof wristband are provided with a QR code area 1 and a coding area 2 that are the same as the front side of the ticket. The waterproof wristband is provided with a limiting component, which includes a number of evenly distributed holes and a fixed buckle. The fixed buckle includes a limiting ball 11 that matches the size of the hole and a limiting cap 12 that is buckled with the limiting ball 11.

[0043] The waterproof wristband is made of PVC waterproof material, and the part of the waterproof wristband that exceeds the size of the ticket body can be folded and stored.

[0044] The injury ticket and the injury condition zone 3 and the injury degree zone 4 are all made of waterproof cloth material, which is tough and flexible, not easy to deform or break, and is light and easy to carry; the injury ticket size is 9×10 cm.

[0045] The working process of this utility model:

[0046] During on-site triage, medical staff scan the QR code with a scanner, enter the patient's identity and injury details, associate a unique number, and upload the information to the system. Based on the injury, they pull out the corresponding injury tag 5, injury tag 7, and decontamination tag 8. They remove the waterproof wristband and buckle it around the patient's wrist. Depending on the patient's outer clothing, they secure the ticket to their outer clothing using either adhesive or pins.

Claims

1. An injury ticket for emergency treatment and triage of nuclear casualties, characterized by: The ticket comprises a ticket body, wherein the front side of the ticket body is provided with a QR code area (1), a coding area (2), an injury zone (3) and an injury severity zone (4); the injury zone (3) comprises five injury labels (5) and a pull-out identification strip (6), and the injury severity zone (4) comprises four injury labels (7), one disinfection label (8) and a pull-out identification strip (6); and the back side of the ticket body is provided with a fixed adhesive area (9) and a waterproof wristband adhesive area (10).

2. The injury triage ticket for emergency treatment of nuclear casualties according to claim 1, characterized in that: The edges of the injury label (5), the injury label (7), and the disinfection label (8) are fixed to the front of the ticket body. The five injury labels (5) are arranged in parallel, and the four injury labels (7) and the one disinfection label (8) are arranged in parallel.

3. The injury triage ticket for emergency treatment of nuclear casualties according to claim 2, characterized in that: The injury labels (5) are red, white, blue, orange and black, respectively, corresponding to bleeding, fracture, radiation, poison and infection.

4. The injury triage ticket for emergency treatment of nuclear casualties according to claim 3, characterized in that: The injury labels (7) are respectively red, yellow, green and black, corresponding to severe, moderate, mild and death. The disinfection label (8) is orange, marked with disinfection. The size of the disinfection label (8) is larger than the injury label (7).

5. The injury triage ticket for emergency treatment of nuclear casualties according to claim 4, characterized in that: The pull-out identification strip (6) comprises a color strip hidden in the label and a pull-out strip exposed outside the label. The color strip is placed in the gap inside the label. One end of the color strip is fixed to the front of the ticket body. The color of the color strip corresponds to the color of the label.

6. The injury triage ticket for emergency treatment of nuclear casualties according to claim 5, characterized in that: The pull-out strip is fixed to the front side of the ticket body by glue.

7. The injury triage ticket for emergency treatment of nuclear casualties according to claim 1, characterized in that: The top of the ticket body is penetrated by a hole.

8. The injury triage ticket for emergency treatment of nuclear casualties according to claim 1, characterized in that: The fixed adhesive area (9) comprises an adhesive layer and a release paper layer.

9. The injury triage ticket for emergency treatment of nuclear casualties according to claim 1, characterized in that: The waterproof wristband sticking area (10) comprises an adhesive layer and a waterproof wristband.

10. The injury triage ticket for emergency treatment of nuclear casualties according to claim 9, characterized in that: The front and back sides of the waterproof wristband are both provided with a QR code area (1) and a coding area (2) identical to the front side of the ticket body. The waterproof wristband is provided with a limiting component, which includes a plurality of evenly distributed holes and a fixed buckle. The fixed buckle includes a limiting ball (11) matching the size of the hole and a limiting cap (12) buckled with the limiting ball (11).

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