2 results about "Ambulance transport" patented technology

This invention discloses an infusion set with heating function, relating to the field of infusion set technology. It includes an energy module, a sensing and execution module, an information processing and communication module, and a central control unit. The sensing and execution module comprises an infusion execution unit, a physiological monitoring unit, an environmental and posture sensing unit, and a heating and temperature control unit. The central control unit is electrically connected to the energy module, the infusion execution unit, the physiological monitoring unit, the environmental and posture sensing unit, the heating and temperature control unit, and the information processing and communication module. By incorporating an infusion execution module with these components, this invention achieves active heating in low-temperature environments and precise infusion control during movement, offering significant advantages in cold regions, winter outdoor emergency care, or ambulance transport scenarios.

This invention provides a multi-site emergency transport stretcher, belonging to the field of medical device technology. The stretcher includes: a stretcher body with a conveyor belt on the upper side and an articulated electric rocker on one side; adjustable-height support legs on the lower side of the stretcher body; an omnidirectional movable chassis at the lower end of the support legs, including Mecanum wheels and a drive motor; and a controller electrically connected to the conveyor belt, the electric rocker, the support leg height adjustment mechanism, and the Mecanum wheel drive motor. During the transfer operation, the controller synchronously controls the linear speed of the conveyor belt and the moving speed of the chassis, so that the two form a vector superposition of relative motion, realizing micro-motion non-destructive transport of the injured and sick. The advantages of this invention are that it solves the problems of poor mobility, non-adjustable height, and easy secondary injury of existing stretchers, and can be widely used in emergency scenes, intra-hospital transport, and operating room-ward connection operations.