Civil airport emergency medical medicine and equipment self-service taking management equipment

Abstract

The utility model discloses a civil airport emergency medical medicine and equipment self-service taking management device which comprises a storage grid cabinet body, a touch control display and a plurality of storage cells are arranged on the storage grid cabinet body, each storage cell comprises a storage cabinet body and a cabinet door, a magnetic attraction lock assembly is correspondingly installed between the cabinet door and the storage cabinet body in a matched mode, and the magnetic attraction lock assembly is connected with the storage cabinet body in a matched mode. A precise electronic scale is mounted on the inner bottom surface of a storage cavity of the storage cabinet body; an equipment drawer is installed at the bottom of the storage grid cabinet body, and an emergency battery, a power module and a circuit module are installed in the equipment drawer. According to the utility model, airport emergency medical articles or instruments are respectively stored through the storage cells, so that doctors or passengers can conveniently obtain the medical articles or instruments in a self-service manner, and the system has the advantages of controlled flow direction, timely supply, convenience in obtaining, high management efficiency and the like; the identity document information reading module can read identity information of doctors or passengers needing medical articles or equipment, the camera can collect head portraits of the doctors or the passengers, informatization management is facilitated, and the management efficiency is improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of passenger services at civil aviation airports, and in particular to a self-service retrieval and management device for emergency medical supplies at civil airports. Background Technology

[0002] With the rapid development of the civil aviation industry, the provision of emergency medical supplies and equipment in civil airport passenger services is a crucial aspect of improving passenger service quality and ensuring passenger safety. Civil airports have begun to gradually improve their infrastructure and equipment configuration for medical supply management. For example, all airports are equipped with dedicated medical rooms, and some airports have begun to install automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in their terminals. Currently, airports mainly provide emergency care to passengers by setting up medical rooms or displaying "Free Medical Supplies" signs to improve passenger satisfaction with the supply of emergency medical supplies. To ensure that airport passengers can better access medical assistance and emergency medical supplies, airports often use manual distribution. This involves manually filling out passenger information and data on required medical supplies, which is labor-intensive and inefficient. For large airports with multiple terminals, manual management of supplies cannot effectively meet the basic requirements for immediate access to medical resources in the event of a sudden passenger illness, such as the distribution of protective equipment or the provision of emergency medical supplies. This results in a poor passenger experience with emergency medical services during airport ground services; and the timely supply of medical supplies fails to meet the relevant requirements of civil aviation's "sincere service" standards. Existing airport management of emergency medical supplies and equipment using paper records or electronic spreadsheets suffers from high error risks, poor supply timeliness, and low record-keeping efficiency. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this utility model is to overcome the problems of poor management and record-keeping efficiency of existing airport emergency medical supplies and equipment, and to provide a self-service retrieval and management device for emergency medical supplies and equipment in civil airports. The device stores airport emergency medical supplies or equipment in separate storage cells, which facilitates access for emergency rescue doctors and self-service access for passengers. It has the advantages of controlled flow, timely supply, convenient access and high management efficiency.

[0004] The objective of this utility model is achieved through the following technical solution:

[0005] A self-service retrieval and management device for emergency medical supplies and equipment at a civil airport includes a storage grid cabinet. The storage grid cabinet has a touch screen display and several storage cells. Each storage cell includes a storage cabinet with a storage cavity and a door installed on the storage cabinet. A magnetic lock assembly is installed between the door and the storage cabinet. A tag recognition module is installed on the back panel inside the storage cavity of the storage cabinet. An ID card information reading module is installed on the storage grid cabinet, located at the bottom of the touch screen display. A precision electronic scale is installed on the bottom of the storage cavity of the storage cabinet. An equipment drawer is installed at the bottom of the storage grid cabinet. The equipment drawer contains an emergency battery, a power module, and a circuit module. The circuit module is electrically connected to the magnetic lock assembly, the touch screen display, the precision electronic scale, the tag recognition module, and the ID card information reading module, respectively. The power module and the emergency battery are electrically connected to the circuit module.

[0006] To better realize this utility model, a camera connected to the circuit module is provided on the storage grid cabinet, and the camera is located on the top of the touch display.

[0007] Preferably, the storage grid cabinet is equipped with an emergency key that connects to each magnetic lock component. The emergency key is used to firmly cut off the magnetic power supply to all magnetic lock components so that the cabinet door of the storage cell is not magnetically locked.

[0008] Preferably, the bottom of the storage grid cabinet is equipped with a mechanical lock assembly that corresponds to the equipment drawer.

[0009] Preferably, some storage cells of the storage grid cabinet are storage cells for refrigerated medicines, and the storage cells for refrigerated medicines are equipped with cold air pipes.

[0010] Preferably, the outer wall of the storage grid cabinet is also equipped with a device for retrieving epidemic prevention materials. The device includes a vertically arranged, rectangular retrieval box and a box door installed on the retrieval box. A mechanical lock is installed between the box door and the retrieval box.

[0011] Preferably, the retrieval box has a vertically oriented cuboid cavity, and a spring rod is fixed to the top of the cuboid cavity.

[0012] Compared with the prior art, this utility model has the following advantages and beneficial effects:

[0013] (1) This utility model stores airport emergency medical supplies or equipment in separate storage cells, which facilitates passengers to obtain them on their own. It has the advantages of timely supply, convenient access and high management efficiency.

[0014] (2) The ID card information reading module of this utility model can read the identity information of doctors or passengers who need medical supplies or equipment, and the camera can capture the head image of doctors or passengers, which facilitates information management of doctors or passengers who obtain or distribute medical supplies or equipment and improves management efficiency.

[0015] (3) The cabinet door of the storage grid cabinet of this utility model adopts a magnetic lock assembly for electromagnetic attraction locking or unlocking operation. The cabinet door of the storage grid cabinet is connected to the storage grid cabinet with a rotating shaft with a torsion spring, realizing convenient opening and automatic closing of the cabinet door.

[0016] (4) The label recognition module of this utility model can recognize the labels on the packaging boxes or bags of airport emergency medical supplies or equipment, which facilitates the identification of items or equipment contained in the storage cells.

[0017] (5) This utility model is equipped with an emergency key on the storage grid cabinet. Airport staff have the authority to activate the emergency key and cut off the power supply to all magnetic lock components, so that the magnetic lock can be unlocked, enabling the cabinet door of the storage cell to be opened in an emergency and the airport emergency medical supplies to be retrieved urgently. Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the external structure of this utility model;

[0019] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the storage cell in the embodiment;

[0020] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the internal layout of the device drawer in the embodiment, viewed from above.

[0021] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the epidemic prevention material retrieval device in the embodiment.

[0022] The names corresponding to the reference numerals in the attached figures are as follows:

[0023] 1-Storage cell, 101-Magnetic lock, 102-Label recognition module, 103-Precision electronic scale, 2-Camera, 3-Touch display, 4-ID card information reading module, 5-Emergency key, 6-Equipment drawer, 601-Circuit module, 602-Power module, 603-Emergency battery, 604-Mechanical lock assembly, 7-Epidemic prevention material retrieval device, 701-Mechanical lock, 702-Spring push rod. Detailed Implementation

[0024] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the embodiments:

[0025] Example

[0026] like Figure 1 As shown, a self-service retrieval and management device for emergency medical supplies and equipment at a civil airport includes a storage grid cabinet. The storage grid cabinet is equipped with a touch screen display 3 and several storage cells 1 (storage cells 1 are used to store airport emergency medical supplies or equipment, such as blood pressure monitors or thermometers). Each storage cell 1 includes a storage cabinet with a storage cavity and a cabinet door installed on the storage cabinet. A magnetic lock assembly is installed between the cabinet door and the storage cabinet. Airport emergency medical supplies are placed in the storage cavity of the storage cabinet. In this embodiment, the magnetic lock... The magnetic locking assembly consists of an armature and an electromagnet (also known as a magnetic lock 101) that electromagnetically engages with the armature. In this embodiment, the armature is installed on the cabinet door, and the electromagnet is installed on the corresponding door frame of the storage cabinet. When the magnetic lock 101 is energized, it electromagnetically engages the armature of the cabinet door to lock the cabinet door of storage cell 1. The cabinet door is installed on the side of the door frame of the storage cabinet via a hinge with a torsion spring that can be closed and reset. After the cabinet door is opened and the airport emergency medical supplies inside are taken out, the cabinet door can automatically close under the action of the torsion spring, and the magnetic lock assembly can electromagnetically lock after closing. A label recognition module is installed on the back panel of the bottom of the storage cavity of the storage cabinet. Fragile electronic tags are affixed to the surface of medicines or equipment. By recognizing the tags inside the storage cavity, it is confirmed that the objects stored in the cabinet have not been misplaced or mistaken. A precision electronic scale 103 is installed on the bottom surface of the storage cavity of the storage cabinet. The precision electronic scale 103 can weigh the stored airport emergency medical supplies. Generally, airport emergency medical supplies are in small boxes or small packages. After taking out a small box of airport emergency medical supplies, the weight of the precision electronic scale 103 will decrease accordingly. The weighing status of the precision electronic scale 103 will be reflected on the touch screen 3.

[0027] like Figure 1As shown, the bottom of the storage grid cabinet is equipped with an equipment drawer 6. Inside the equipment drawer 6 are installed an emergency battery 603 (the emergency battery 603 is electrically connected to the power module 602; the emergency battery 603 is a storage emergency battery; normally, the power module 602 charges the emergency battery 603; in case of an emergency power outage, the emergency battery 603 acts as an emergency power source to power the magnetic lock assembly, touch display 3, precision electronic scale 103, etc.), a power module 602 (the power module 602 is connected to an external 220V AC power supply; the power module 602 powers the magnetic lock assembly, touch display 3, and precision electronic scale 103), and a circuit module 601. The circuit module 601 is electrically connected to the magnetic lock assembly, touch display 3, and precision electronic scale 103, and includes a power supply circuit and a signal circuit. In the circuit section, the power supply circuit provides power to the magnetic lock assembly, touch display 3, and precision electronic scale 103. The signal circuit enables the electromagnetic on / off operation of the magnetic lock assembly, the acquisition of weighing information from the precision electronic scale 103, and the signal display operation of the touch display 3 (the signal circuit transmits the acquired information to the touch display 3 for display). The power module 602 is electrically connected to the circuit module 601, and the emergency battery 603 is electrically connected to the circuit module 601 (the emergency battery 603 is also electrically connected to the power module 602; the emergency battery 603 is a storage emergency battery. Normally, the power module 602 charges the emergency battery 603; in case of emergency power failure, the emergency battery 603 acts as an emergency power source to power the magnetic lock assembly, touch display 3, precision electronic scale 103, and other devices). The touch display 3 has an internal storage module.

[0028] In some embodiments, a camera 2 connected to a circuit module 601 is provided on the storage grid cabinet. The camera 2 captures the headshot of a passenger retrieving airport emergency medical supplies and stores it in the storage module of the touch display 3, while simultaneously displaying it on the touch display 3. The storage module correspondingly stores the headshot of the passenger retrieving airport emergency medical supplies. Figure 1 As shown, camera 2 is located on top of touch display 3, and camera 2 is electrically connected to circuit module 601, emergency battery 603, and touch display 3 respectively.

[0029] In some embodiments, an ID card information reading module 4 connected to the circuit module 601 is installed on the storage grid cabinet. The ID card information reading module 4 is used to read the passenger's ID card information and then store it in the storage module of the touch display 3, while simultaneously displaying it on the touch display 3. The storage module correspondingly stores the ID card information of the passenger retrieving airport emergency medical supplies; such as Figure 1 As shown, the ID card information reading module 4 is located at the bottom of the touch display 3.

[0030] In some embodiments, the storage grid cabinet is equipped with an emergency key 5 connected to each magnetic lock component. The emergency key 5 is used to tightly cut off the magnetic power supply of all magnetic lock components so that the cabinet door of the storage cell 1 is not magnetically locked. Airport staff have the authority to activate the emergency key 5 and tightly cut off the power supply of all magnetic lock components, so that the magnetic lock 101 is unlocked, enabling the cabinet door of the storage cell 1 to be opened in an emergency and the airport emergency medical supplies to be retrieved urgently.

[0031] In some embodiments, a mechanical lock assembly 604 is provided at the bottom of the storage grid cabinet corresponding to the equipment drawer 6. The mechanical lock assembly 604 consists of a mechanical lock body, a mechanical lock cylinder, and a lock hole. The mechanical lock cylinder and lock hole are located on the equipment drawer 6, and the mechanical lock body is located inside the cabinet at the bottom of the storage grid cabinet. Airport staff can unlock the mechanical lock assembly 604 by using a special mechanical key to unlock the mechanical lock cylinder and lock hole of the equipment drawer 6, thereby enabling the equipment drawer 6 to be pulled out and operated, facilitating the inspection and maintenance of the various devices in the equipment drawer 6.

[0032] In some embodiments, a portion of the storage cell 1 of the storage grid cabinet is a storage cell 1 for refrigerated medicines. The storage cell 1 for refrigerated medicines is equipped with a cold air pipe, which is connected to an external cold air source. The cold air pipe blows cold air into the storage cell 1 for refrigerated medicines, thereby achieving the storage of medicines that require refrigeration for airport emergency medical supplies.

[0033] In some embodiments, a tag identification module 102 is installed in the storage cavity of the storage cell 1 for storing controlled or valuable medicines. Generally, airport emergency medical supplies are in small boxes or packages with tags on the outside of the box or package. The tag identification module 102 can identify and collect the tags and transmit them to the storage module of the touch display 3 for storage.

[0034] In some embodiments, the outer wall of the storage grid cabinet is also equipped with a pandemic prevention material retrieval device 7. The pandemic prevention material retrieval device 7 includes a vertically arranged, rectangular retrieval box and a box door installed on the retrieval box. A mechanical lock 701 is installed between the box door and the retrieval box, and the mechanical lock 701 consists of a mechanical lock body and a mechanical lock cylinder. The mechanical lock cylinder is installed on the box door, and the mechanical lock body is installed inside the retrieval box. The retrieval box has a vertically arranged rectangular cavity. A spring rod 702 is fixed to the top of the rectangular cavity of the retrieval box. The retrieval box of the pandemic prevention material retrieval device 7 holds disposable emergency supplies, such as bagged masks. The bottom of the retrieval box has a retrieval opening. When masks are stacked on top of each other, the bottom mask is held by the spring rod 702, and the bottom mask is located at the retrieval opening, making it easy for passengers to take out the bottom mask from the retrieval opening. After taking out the mask, the spring rod 702 continues to press the mask against the retrieval opening to achieve a continuous supply of masks.

[0035] The above are merely preferred embodiments of the present utility model and are not intended to limit the present utility model. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, and improvements made within the spirit and principles of the present utility model should be included within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A self-service retrieval and management device for emergency medical supplies and equipment at a civil airport, characterized in that: The system includes a storage grid cabinet, which is equipped with a touch screen display and several storage cells. Each storage cell consists of a storage cabinet with a storage cavity and a door installed on the cabinet. A magnetic lock assembly is installed between the door and the cabinet. A tag recognition module is installed on the back panel inside the storage cavity of the storage cabinet. An ID card information reading module is installed on the storage grid cabinet, located at the bottom of the touch screen display. A precision electronic scale is installed on the bottom surface of the storage cavity of the storage cabinet. An equipment drawer is installed at the bottom of the storage grid cabinet, containing an emergency battery, a power module, and a circuit module. The circuit module is electrically connected to the magnetic lock assembly, the touch screen display, the precision electronic scale, the tag recognition module, and the ID card information reading module. The power module and the emergency battery are also electrically connected to the circuit module.

2. The self-service retrieval and management device for emergency medical supplies and equipment at a civil airport according to claim 1, characterized in that: The storage grid cabinet is equipped with a camera connected to the circuit module, and the camera is located on top of the touch display.

3. The self-service retrieval and management device for emergency medical supplies and equipment at a civil airport according to claim 1, characterized in that: The storage grid cabinet is equipped with an emergency key that connects to each magnetic lock component. The emergency key is used to completely cut off the magnetic power supply to all magnetic lock components so that the cabinet door of the storage cell cannot be magnetically locked.

4. A self-service retrieval and management device for emergency medical supplies and equipment at a civil airport according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom of the storage grid cabinet is equipped with a mechanical lock assembly that matches the equipment drawer.

5. A self-service retrieval and management device for emergency medical supplies and equipment at a civil airport according to claim 1, characterized in that: Some storage cells in the storage grid cabinet are for storing refrigerated medicines, and these cells are equipped with refrigeration pipes.

6. A self-service retrieval and management device for emergency medical supplies and equipment at a civil airport according to claim 1, characterized in that: The outer wall of the storage grid cabinet is also equipped with a device for retrieving epidemic prevention materials. The device includes a vertically arranged, rectangular retrieval box and a box door installed on the retrieval box. A mechanical lock is installed between the box door and the retrieval box.

7. A self-service retrieval and management device for emergency medical supplies and equipment at a civil airport according to claim 6, characterized in that: The retrieval box has a vertically oriented cuboid cavity, and a spring-loaded rod is fixed to the top of the cuboid cavity.

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