31 results about "Administering medications" patented technology

1. Name of the product in this design: Injection holder (veterinary use). 2. Purpose of this design: To assist veterinarians in administering medications. 3. The key design feature of this product is its shape. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: a 3D model.

This medication dispensing nipple device integrates a medication dispensing function, eliminating the need for a separate medication dispenser. It is easy to operate, adapts to the sucking habits of infants, and reduces the difficulty of administering medication. [Solution] The sucking end of the nipple part 2 penetrates the baby bottle connecting lid 1 and extends to the top of the baby bottle connecting lid. A connecting tube 5 is provided on the outside of the nipple part. One end of the connecting tube that approaches the nipple part communicates with the dispensing tube 4, and the other end of the dispensing tube that moves away from the connecting tube penetrates the side wall of the nipple part and communicates with the nipple part. A cleaning structure is further provided on the connecting tube, and a partition plate is fixedly connected to the inner wall of the nipple part. It is possible to connect a syringe through the combination of the baby bottle connecting lid and nipple part and the dispensing tube and connecting tube. A partition plate is provided inside the nipple part to form a mixing cavity, so that the drug can be mixed through the dispensing tube and placed in the cavity and pre-mixed and diluted with the water and milk inside the nipple part, preventing high concentrations of the drug from directly irritating the mouth of an infant.

A drug-injecting smartwatch band designed to deliver medication through the skin of the wrist is disclosed. The drug-injecting smartwatch band includes a security band for fastening a smartwatch, a controller unit to receive commands from the smartwatch, and an injection unit positioned adjacent to the veins on the underside of the wrist. The injection unit comprises a medication container, injection members, a thermoelectric cooling element, and an activation means. The system is synchronized with an application to detect a cardiac event and automatically administer medication. Additional features include integrated sensors, a controller board, a rechargeable battery, and a push button for activation.

An intelligent dosing platform system for prior authorization and pharmacy benefit management comprising intelligent injection devices with prior authorization modules configured to receive medication release approval from pharmacies, distributing agents, and payor entities. The system analyzes authorization requirements by evaluating individual payor policies, pharmacy benefit manager formulary restrictions, step therapy requirements, medical necessity criteria, seasonality factors, and timing considerations. An automated decision engine determines authorization approval or denial based on real-time policy evaluation and aggregated device usage data from multiple injection devices. An action coordinator triggers downstream processes including preventing device shipment, updating electronic health records, and coordinating billing system updates. A financial reconciliation module ensures one-to-one correspondence between authorization approvals and fulfillment activities, matching approved medications with actually shipped or administered medications while preventing payment for unapproved medications.

This invention provides a painless urinary catheterization kit, relating to the field of medical device technology, and solves the technical problem of extremely high pain and discomfort during the insertion and removal of urinary catheters in existing technologies, resulting in a very poor experience. The device includes an independent drug delivery catheter and a urinary catheter. The drug delivery catheter is used to administer medication into the urethra, and its diameter d ≤ 2 mm. The urinary catheter has a side hole on its side wall, and a drug delivery channel communicating with the side hole is provided inside the urinary catheter. This invention allows for the pre-injection of anesthetic drugs and lubricating fluid into the urethra via the drug delivery catheter, ensuring sufficient anesthesia and lubrication during catheter insertion, thereby reducing pain during insertion. Similarly, during catheter removal, the drug delivery channel and side hole can be used to pre-inject anesthetic drugs and lubricating fluid into the urethra, further reducing pain during removal.

A system and method for managing medication titration using real-time walking and balance data collected from mobile electronic devices are disclosed. Smartphone sensors, including accelerometers and gyroscopes, capture mobility metrics such as gait speed, stride characteristics, postural stability, and fall risk. The mobility data is integrated with additional physiological metrics and a patient's electronic medical records. Analytical algorithms, including machine-learning models, evaluate changes in mobility to identify correlations between medication usage and functional performance. Based on detected changes, the system generates alerts and recommendations to assist healthcare providers in adjusting medication dosages. The invention supports proactive and personalized medication management, particularly for medications that affect balance or fall risk, and improves patient safety by enabling data-driven clinical decision-making using real-world mobility insights.

The invention relates to the field of drug utilization value analysis, and particularly discloses a data stream-based drug utilization value analysis system, which comprises a data layer, an application layer and a user layer, according to the method, the multi-source drug data stream is constructed and stored in the multi-source drug database, and based on systematic management of drug information, drug use errors caused by drug name confusion, dosage errors and dosage form confusion can be reduced, the drug use safety is improved, and the method is beneficial to quickly and accurately retrieving and querying specific types of drug information; by integrating the elderly physiological features and the drug feature information, the drug utilization value analysis model is constructed, the elderly physiological features and the drug features are comprehensively considered, the utilization value of the drug on the elderly can be comprehensively evaluated, and the influence of the drug on the elderly patient can be predicted more accurately.

1. Name of the product in this design: Infant medicine feeder. 2. Purpose of this design: For administering medication. 3. The key design elements of this product are the combination of shape, pattern, and color. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: a 3D model. 5. The design for which protection is sought includes color.

The invention relates to the technical field of animal husbandry medical automation, and particularly discloses an eye movement state index-based intelligent control method and device for livestock eye administration, and the method comprises the steps: obtaining an eye movement video of a target livestock, and extracting a plurality of frames of continuous eye images from the eye movement video; recognizing eye movement state indexes from the multiple frames of continuous eye images through a state recognition model; converting the eye movement state index of the target livestock into a liquid medicine control parameter; and controlling the handheld eye dropping device to spray liquid medicine to the eyes of the target livestock according to the liquid medicine control parameters. According to the intelligent control method for livestock eye-drop administration based on the eye movement state indexes, the administration opportunity and dosage can be dynamically adjusted according to the eye movement state indexes of livestock, the effectiveness of the liquid medicine entering the ocular surface is improved, waste is reduced, and the safety and stability of operation are improved.

The figures represent decorative designs for a novel and original safety syringe for administering medication by injection. Figures 2.1–2.7 show a safety syringe with the needle cap attached. Any dashed lines and colors are for illustrative purposes only and do not constitute part of the design for which registration is sought. 2.1) Perspective view; 2.2) Top view; 2.3) Bottom view; 2.4) Front view; 2.5) Rear view; 2.6) Right side view; 2.7) Left side view

This invention enables the healthcare provider to provide enteral nutrition and flush medication through the Dual enteral feed Connector® efficiently. This invention will permit the flow of nutrition and administer medication through the infusion ports. This tool will help to promote and complete task efficiently for healthcare provider at feeding tube site.

This invention discloses a livestock medication applicator and its usage method, relating to the field of livestock medication applicator technology. It includes a fence frame and a top frame fixedly mounted thereon, a syringe for administering medication to the reproductive organs of livestock, and a water tank for receiving the medication. The top frame is equipped with a movement limiting mechanism to fix the livestock's hindquarters and restrict the position of its hind legs. The movement limiting mechanism includes two sets of horizontal seats mounted on the top frame, each set of horizontal seats having an inner clamp for supporting the livestock. The top frame is equipped with a translation component that drives the two sets of inner clamps to move synchronously towards or away from each other. The horizontal seats are equipped with a self-stopping component that restricts the horizontal movement of the inner clamps when they are in close contact with the livestock's hindquarters. By setting up the movement limiting mechanism, this invention can effectively fix the livestock's body, keeping it stable during medication administration, thereby preventing the livestock from struggling excessively due to fear or discomfort, and ensuring the smooth execution of the medication administration operation.

This utility model relates to the field of veterinary medication administration technology and discloses a medication administration device for animal husbandry and veterinary medicine. The device includes a syringe body, with a connecting ring and a bite block connected to the output end of the syringe body. A connection port is formed on the side of the bite block near the syringe body, and a medication administration port is formed through the connection port on the side away from the syringe body. The outer wall of the connecting ring is slidably connected to the inner wall of the connection port. Movable openings are formed on both sides of the inner wall of the connection port, and limiting components are connected to the inner walls of both movable openings. The adjacent ends of the two limiting components are located inside the connection port and abut against the connecting ring located inside the connection port. A communicating alignment opening is formed between the connection port and the medication administration port. This medication administration device for animal husbandry and veterinary medicine, by setting a connecting ring and a bite block at the output end of the syringe body, allows the bite block to be inserted into the animal's mouth when administering medication. Even if the animal bites the bite block or even breaks it, the medication inside the syringe body will not leak.

1. Name of the product in this design: Adapter for drug delivery device. 2. Purpose of this design: This design is attached to a drug delivery device for the purpose of administering medication. 3. The key design feature of this product is its shape. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: a 3D model.

An AI patient guidance system for injectable medication administration combines intelligent injection devices with artificial intelligence guidance modules to provide real-time instructions for proper injection technique. The system includes intelligent injection devices that administer medication and collect administration data including injection completion status, dosage volume, administration timing, or patient biometric data, or AI guidance modules that provide real-time instructions, guide patients through injection site selection, needle insertion angle, injection depth, or administration timing while adapting guidance based on patient skill level and medication type. The system features machine learning modules for analyzing patient characteristics and historical patterns, patient interface modules delivering guidance through visual displays, audio instructions, haptic feedback, or augmented reality overlays, dosage verification modules, compliance scoring capabilities, adaptive learning algorithms, or confirmation systems. This comprehensive approach improves injection technique accuracy, enhances patient compliance, or ensures proper medication administration through personalized, intelligent guidance.

The figures represent decorative designs for a novel and original safety syringe for administering medication by injection. Figures 1.1-1.7 show a safety syringe with the needle cap removed. Any dashed lines and colors are for illustrative purposes only and do not constitute part of the design for which registration is sought. 1.1) Perspective view; 1.2) Top view; 1.3) Bottom view; 1.4) Front view; 1.5) Rear view; 1.6) Right side view; 1.7) Left side view

1. Name of the product in this design: Medicine Administerer (Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine). 2. Purpose of this design: For administering medication to animals. 3. The key design feature of this product is its shape. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: a 3D model.

A medication support device includes a container to store a plurality of medicine packs, a medicine dispenser in which a specific one of the plurality of medicine packs is arranged to a prescribed position, a pickup device to pick up a specific one of the plurality of medicine packs from the container, a conveyor to convey the specific one of the plurality of medicine packs picked up from the container, a medication-related information reader to read medication-related information of the plurality of medicine packs including at least a name of a patient who takes a medicine and a time of medication, a pack data management system to manage the medication-related information of the plurality of medicine packs, and a medicine dispensing data management system to read and manage medicine dispensing data including at least the name of the patient who takes the medicine and the time of medication.

This invention relates to an anesthesia robot based on IoT big data for automatic drug delivery. It includes a base, a support, a placement platform, a main controller, a display screen, a placement backplate, a tubing rack, multiple delivery tubing lines, and multiple drug delivery units. Each drug delivery unit includes a pushing component, a mounting component, and a placement frame. The placement frame is snapped into place with the mounting component. First, a spare placement frame containing an anesthetic syringe is fixed to the placement backplate. During surgery, the main controller simply controls the output end of the corresponding pushing component to move away from the push rod of the anesthetic syringe, removing the corresponding placement frame from the mounting component. Then, the spare placement frame containing the anesthetic syringe is placed on the placement backplate, thus completing the replacement of the anesthetic syringe. The operation is simple and the replacement efficiency is fast.

An augmented reality visual guidance system for injectable medication administration combines intelligent injection devices with augmented reality display systems to provide visual guidance for proper injection technique and medication verification. The system includes intelligent injection devices that administer medication and collect administration data including injection completion status, needle positioning data, plunger movement data, or dosage volume measurements, or augmented reality display systems that overlay visual guidance information including injection site targeting, needle insertion angle indicators, depth guidance markers, or real-time technique feedback. The system features visual guidance modules providing real-time instructions, medication verification modules confirming authenticity and dosage accuracy, image recognition systems identifying medication labels and injection sites, real-time feedback systems providing visual indicators, patient interface modules displaying information through smart glasses and mobile devices, or confirmation systems providing visual verification of successful administration. This approach improves injection accuracy and patient safety.

A medication use support system including a communication device provided to a medicine and a terminal that stores and manages medication information, wherein the terminal includes: a reading unit which reads first trigger information for acquiring information of the medicine; a communication unit which performs wireless communication with the communication device; a storage unit which stores management information of the medicine; a display unit which displays a medication use management screen including the management information of the medicine; and a control unit which determines a use status of the medicine by communication with the communication device, the communication device is in a communicable state with the terminal when not shielded by the electromagnetic wave shielding member and transmits second trigger information to the communication unit in the communicable state.

Methods and systems for customized patient instruction using an intelligent injection device platform are disclosed. A device may include a digital twin module configured to create digital representations of patients based on collected patient parameters. A device may include a device characterization system configured to model intelligent injection device characteristics including medication type, device configuration, injection requirements, and operational complexity. A device may include a compatibility analysis engine configured to simulate patient interactions with specific intelligent injection devices using the digital twin representations. A device may include a suitability assessment module configured to determine appropriateness of device administration based on predicted patient-device interactions, wherein the digital twin module combines data from multiple sensors to model patient features and device environment characteristics, and wherein the system generates compatibility scores indicating whether a patient can safely and effectively self-administer medication using a specific intelligent injection device.

A medicine dispenser includes: a main body forming the overall appearance of the medicine dispenser, a first main door and a second main door arranged at the rear of the main body and openable, a main chamber defined by the main body, the first main door, and the second main door, a touchscreen device arranged at the front of the main body to provide medicine dispensing information and manage a medicine dispensing mechanism, a grid chamber mounted in the main chamber and into which at least one cartridge containing a medicine is inserted, and at least one cartridge containing a medicine and including an NFC / RFID chip storing information about the medicine, wherein the grid chamber includes a plurality of slots into which the cartridge is inserted, and the slots include an NFC / RFID reader for reading the NFC / RFID chip included in the cartridge.

Improved alerts for analyte monitoring systems are provided. For example, various embodiments of methods, systems, and interfaces for long term hyperglycemia alerts or pre-alerts are disclosed herein. In addition, various embodiments of methods, systems, and interfaces are described for a modified high glucose alert that predicts whether a high glucose attack is associated with a recently administered drug dose. Further, systems are described that include both high glucose warning and long term hyperglycemia warning options, as well as enabling and disabling or suppressing certain warnings under various conditions.

1. Name of the product in this design: Nasal Dropper. 2. Intended use of this design: for delivering fluid to the upper respiratory tract in the form of a spray or droplets to rinse the nasal cavity or administer medication. 3. The key design feature of this product is its shape. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: a 3D model.

1. Name of the product in this design: Veterinary medicine applicator. 2. Purpose of this design: To assist in administering medication to animals such as cattle and sheep. 3. The key design feature of this product is its shape. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: 3D view 1.

The disclosure provides a hemorrhoid splinting device intended for insertion into the anorectal cavity of a human. The device includes an elongated, fusiform body with a middle portion of larger diameter that tapers to smaller-diameter distal and proximal ends, where the distal end is rounded and the proximal end includes a handle. The device may feature surface recesses for administering medication, and / or an internal cavity for substances that retain coolant or heat. Another embodiment of the device includes an outer perforated skin layer for controlled release of therapeutic agents. Medications, such as hydrocortisone or witch hazel, may be applied to the recesses or positioned between the body and skin layer. Methods of treating hemorrhoids include inserting the device and maintaining the device inserted for a period of time.

A self-use dispensing device for administering medications, fluids, semi-fluids and other substances, comprising: a. a barrel having a distal end and a proximal end and defining an internal cavity for holding a substance, said barrel further comprising at least one thumb grip or thumb support positioned to receive the user's thumb during operation; b. a plunger slidably disposed within the barrel from the proximal end, said plunger further comprising one or more finger grips configured to receive the user's index and / or middle fingers during self-use; wherein the arrangement of the thumb grip on the barrel and the finger grip(s) on the plunger is configured for controlled dispensing during self-use with a single hand, minimizing the risk of user error, spillage, or misapplication. There is also disclosed an adapter for converting conventional syringes to the self-use dispensing device and a kit thereof.

This invention discloses a device for administering medication for lupus erythematosus, relating to the technical field of medication administration devices. The device includes a main body, with a syringe inserted into the right side of its internal cavity. A loading assembly is fixedly connected to the right side of the back of the main body. Limiting components are symmetrically and movably connected to the top and bottom of the back of the loading assembly's internal cavity. Movable blocks are symmetrically and fixedly connected to the center of the back of the two limiting components. A medicine box is fixedly connected to the left side of the back of the main body's internal cavity. A grinding assembly is movably connected to the left side of the top of the main body. A needle hole groove is formed on the left side of the front of the main body, and a baffle is movably connected to the front of the needle hole groove. This device for administering medication for lupus erythematosus has multiple functions, is easy to carry, and can hold various treatment devices according to the treatment method. It can also remind the patient to perform treatment.

An object of the system according to the embodiment is to comprehensively support the daily life of elderly people and disabled people.SOLUTION: A system according to an embodiment includes a daily life assisting unit, a medicine managing unit, a social connection promoting unit, and a customizing unit. The daily life assisting unit assists daily life. The medicine management unit manages medicines. The social connection promoting unit promotes a social connection. The customization unit performs customization according to individual needs.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1