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Method and apparatus for providing positive airway pressure to a patient
InactiveUS6105575AReduce cardiac preloadEasily detecting exhalationRespiratorsOperating means/releasing devices for valvesMedical disorderPositive pressure
A system including methods and apparatus for treatment of a medical disorder such as obstructive sleep apnea or congestive heart failure. The system involves applying separate and independent gains to flow rates of pressurized gas delivered to a patient during inspiratory and expiratory phases of a respiratory cycle to deliver the pressurized gas in proportion to the respective gains during inspiration and expiration. A base pressure may be applied in addition to the gain-modified pressures and an elevated pressure profile may be employed to assist or control inspiration. The system may be fully automated responsive to feedback provided by a flow sensor that determines the estimated patient flow rate. A leak computer can be included to instantaneously calculate gas leakage from the system. The system may be utilized in connection with conventional continuous positive airway pressure (bi-level PAP) equipment to effect various beneficial treatment applications.
Owner:RIC INVESTMENTS LLC
Medical ventilator triggering and cycling method and mechanism
InactiveUS6626175B2Increase ventilator system sensitivityRespiratorsOperating means/releasing devices for valvesPatient flowSelf adaptive
A medical ventilator system and method that triggers, cycles, or both based on patient effort, which is determined from cross-correlating patient flow and patient pressure. The medical ventilator is also controlled such that sensitivity to a patient initiated trigger increases as the expiratory phase of the breathing cycle progresses. The present invention also provides adaptive adjustment of cycling criteria to optimize the cycling operation.
Owner:RIC INVESTMENTS LLC
Method and apparatus for providing positive airway pressure to a patient
InactiveUS6609517B1Reduce cardiac preloadEasily detecting exhalationRespiratorsOperating means/releasing devices for valvesMedical disorderPositive pressure
A system including methods and apparatus for treatment of a medical disorder such as obstructive sleep apnea or congestive heart failure. The system involves applying separate and independent gains to flow rates of pressurized gas delivered to a patient during inspiratory and expiratory phases of a respiratory cycle to deliver the pressurized gas in proportion to the respective gains during inspiration and expiration. A base pressure may be applied in addition to the gain-modified pressures and an elevated pressure profile may be employed to assist or control inspiration. The system may be fully automated responsive to feedback provided by a flow sensor that determines the estimated patient flow rate. A leak computer can be included to instantaneously calculate gas leakage from the system. The system may be utilized in connection with conventional continuous positive airway pressure (bi-level PAP) equipment to effect various beneficial treatment applications.
Owner:RIC INVESTMENTS LLC
Method and apparatus for providing positive airway pressure to a patient
InactiveUS6932084B2Easily detecting exhalationDecrease in EPAPRespiratorsOperating means/releasing devices for valvesMedical disorderPositive pressure
A system including methods and apparatus for treatment of a medical disorder such as obstructive sleep apnea or congestive heart failure. The system involves applying a gain to flow rate of pressurized gas delivered to a patient during inspiratory and / or expiratory phases of a respiratory cycle to deliver the pressurized gas in proportion to the respective gains during inspiration and / or expiration. A base pressure may be applied in addition to the gain-modified pressures and an elevated pressure profile may be employed to assist or control inspiration. The system may be fully automated responsive to feedback provided by a flow sensor that determines the estimated patient flow rate. A leak computer can be included to instantaneously calculate gas leakage from the system. The system may be utilized in connection with conventional continuous positive airway pressure treatments, such as CPAP or bi-level positive airway pressure equipment to effect various beneficial treatment applications.
Owner:RIC INVESTMENTS LLC
Task and Workflow Management System for Healthcare and other Applications
InactiveUS20070129983A1Improve matchData processing applicationsHealthcare resources and facilitiesMission timeTask management
A task management system uses patient tags (e.g., wireless RFID, Infrared tracking, GPS etc.) for patient location tracking, together with an integrated workflow system to automatically, track patient location how long they have been there and how many patients are at the same location (e.g., waiting room) and manages waiting time and an overall waiting queue, supporting automated adjustment of healthcare staffing, patient flows, and team coordination. A task management system for use in providing healthcare to a patient includes a patient tracking processor and a workflow processor. The patient tracking processor automatically acquires data derived by wireless communication from patient attached tag devices for use in identifying a location of multiple patients in a healthcare enterprise and identifying a first number of patients at a particular location and a second number of patients awaiting receiving a particular type of treatment. The workflow processor automatically initiates a patient load balancing activity to improve a match between a healthcare resource and a patient load by communicating a message to update a healthcare worker task schedule with a task in response to a determination the identified first or second number of patients exceeds a predetermined threshold number.
Owner:SIEMENS AG
Medical ventilator triggering and cycling method and mechanism
InactiveUS20020053345A1Increase ventilator system sensitivityRespiratorsOperating means/releasing devices for valvesPatient flowSelf adaptive
A medical ventilator system and method that triggers, cycles, or both based on patient effort, which is determined from cross-correlating patient flow and patient pressure. The medical ventilator is also controlled such that sensitivity to a patient initiated trigger increases as the expiratory phase of the breathing cycle progresses. The present invention also provides adaptive adjustment of cycling criteria to optimize the cycling operation.
Owner:RIC INVESTMENTS LLC
Automated patient flow management system
A patient flow management system includes a means for identifying a patient as the patient approaches an examination area. When the patient is identified, a patient encounter screen, which provides both patient data and medical procedure data, is provided in the examination area, thereby decreasing the need for paper charts and increasing the efficiency of the facility. The system can also include a timer for determining an amount of time that a patient has been left in an examination room, and kiosks for checking into an appointment and providing identifying tokens to the patient.
Owner:EPIC SYST CORP (US)
System for measuring and improving patient flow in health care systems
ActiveUS7925603B1Accurate predictionImprove patient careMedical simulationHealth-index calculationPatient flowMathematical model
The invention is a software-based method for displaying, analyzing, simulating and optimizing patient flow in a health care facility, including computer hardware for storage of data, as well as software for retrieving data and for creating mathematical models to represent patient treatment and transit within a healthcare facility.
Owner:APOGEE INFORMATICS CORP
Hemodialysis apparatus
InactiveUS8287480B2Accurate detectionImprove securitySemi-permeable membranesHaemofiltrationPatient flowHaemodialysis machine
Owner:JMS CO LTD
Ventilator for Rapid Response to Respiratory Disease Conditions
The present invention relates generally to the field of ventilators, and, more specifically, to a ventilator system that addresses respiratory distress due to the onset of an epidemic or pandemic disease state. In particular, the present invention is a ventilator system that can be manufactured quickly with minimal skill requirements and employed rapidly in response to epidemic respiratory disease conditions. In one embodiment, the present invention is directed toward a ventilator having a gas input, an inhalation conduit connected to the gas input, a patient flow control valve, operably connected to the gas input via the inhalation conduit, a patient interface, separated from the inhalation conduit by the flow control valve, and a gas shut-off mechanism that senses a pressure state in the inhalation conduit.
Owner:SPACELABS HEALTHCARE LLC
Rapid diagnostic assay
InactiveUS20060178568A1Rapid and easy to useMicrobiological testing/measurementLaboratory glasswaresPoint of carePatient flow
Disclosed is a rapid and easy to use diagnostic tool that a point-of-care practitioner can use to specifically identify the cause of a disease, such as the upper respiratory infection (URI) pharyngitis. Such a disease has multiple potential causative pathogens and has a number of combined clinical manifestations. The diagnostic tool is rapid in order to provide the busy point-of-care practitioner with an assay result within a time that does not affect patient flow. The time usually available to such a practitioner is optimally less than 10 minutes, so that an assay that detects multiple pathogens rapidly is regarded as one that does so in less than 10 minutes. The diagnostic tool can be operated with minimal training and within the confines of said practitioner's environment. The diagnostic tool has specificity and sensitivity above those of the prior art devices. The tool is self-contained, which thereby helps to control the spread of infection and eases the burden of disposal of used equipment. The tool includes a diagnostic card configured to enable a plurality of nucleic acid diagnostic assays for rapidly detecting the presence or absence of multiple pathogens at the point-of-care. The tool includes a device that interacts with the card and that contains assay analysis means.
Owner:DANNA DOMINICK +4
Client driven healthcare system and process
InactiveUS20060100906A1Low costFinanceComputer-assisted medical data acquisitionPatient flowComputer science
An advanced primary nurse care system and process is disclosed which is client-driven for processing a number of clients in a timely manner with enhanced healthcare outcomes. The system and process are sized to provide an optimum patient flow and healthcare. The system includes a computer network having a central system computer. A computer program resides on the system computer for creating a real-time client record as the client proceeds through the system and process. There is a client station connected in the computer network where the client record is initially created and accessed on subsequent visits using a unique client ID code. A client station display monitor displays medical questions regarding the client's health state whereupon the client inputs responses to the questions into the client record. A nurse station is connected in the computer network for receiving the client in the healthcare flow for collecting vital signs and other laboratory information. There is a nurse station input device provided for inputting the information into the client record. There is a practitioner station connected in the computer network where the client record is accessed and displayed to a medical practitioner and the client during an examination and consultation. Exam data originating at the practitioner station is input into the client record such as prescriptions and alternative remedies. At the end of the visit, the client leaves with a take-home report compiled from the real-time client record containing the information needed for the client's healthcare.
Owner:SWEETSER CHRISTINE B
Patient-Centric Eco-System with Automated Workflow and Facility Manager for Improved Delivery of Medical Services
InactiveUS20200160985A1Improve efficiencyImprove experienceMedical communicationMedical imagesDisplay deviceEngineering
The patient-centric eco-system operates in healthcare facility's (HC-FAC) treatment / recovery / waiting rooms using audio / visual (presence) sensors and image sensors (serial static images or video). Sensors capture patient presence sensory data in rooms. Computing devices process data and obtain room-to-room patient unique transition data, patient unique treatment / recovery timing data, and treatment / recovery image data. System digitally tags and segments the treatment / recovery images (serial static images or video) to generate time-stamped patient unique treatment / recovery image data which is serial static images or video clip(s). Patient / provider replay command displays processed images or video clip. The display may be on a multimedia medical documentation presentation platform. To monitor and track patient flow through HC-FAC, a basic process flow user interface (UI) is a 3-column display (arrivals, treatment / recovery and check-out) tracking all patients at the HC-FAC with patient-display tiles manual / auto moved column-to-column as each patient transitions through HC-FAC.
Owner:SYMPLAST ACQUISITION INC
System and method and graphical interface for performing predictive analysis and prescriptive remediation of patient flow and care delivery bottlenecks within emergency departments and hospital systems
ActiveUS20180314802A1Quality improvementHigh trafficHealthcare resources and facilitiesMedical equipmentTriageGraphical user interface testing
A system and method for tracking emergency room patients, resources and queues and for providing a unified graphical interface structure for facilitating process flow improvements and resource management. The system has a graphical user interface adapted to display in a first screen, the graphical interface having a triage region, bed status region, and patient arrival and acuity surge regions. The specific structure and layout of the graphical user interface aids the hospital staff in quickly and efficiently providing a graphical and unified view of hospital process bottlenecks and resource availability and opportunities. The system analyzes resources and predicts needed actions and alerts appropriate staff and notifies of prescribed actions.
Owner:DREYER JEFFREY RANDALL
Computer process for modeling flow of patients through hospital units
A method of assessing patient flow through a hospital is disclosed. Through the collection of data regarding hospital statistics, a model can be built. Also, an hourly cost can be assigned to each care unit of the hospital for each patient. The model can be used to simulate the flow of patients through the hospital. Additionally, the model can be used to estimate a cost savings that would result from a purchase of patient monitoring equipment, or other resource changes.
Owner:GE MEDICAL SYST INFORMATION TECH
Hospital Operations System
InactiveUS20170161443A1Improve efficiencyImprove standardsMedical communicationPatient personal data managementOperational systemApplication software
A hospital operations system is provided which centralizes, processes, prioritizes, and presents vast data generated by hospital systems and software applications and partially controls devices, alerts, and overall patient care within hospital systems for greater efficiency and provision of improved patient care, patient safety, and hospital efficiency beyond what currently exists. The hospital operations system capabilities are enabled via dedicated workstation computing devices located in a single location with a video wall for displaying important information from all workstation computing devices. The hospital operations system includes a software product for centralizing decentralized hospital systems by providing instructions allowing software applications on the hospital systems to communicate with a user interface and with each other. The hospital operations capabilities include, without limitation, management and / or monitoring of: patient flow from admission to discharge; hospital network, equipment and software performance; patient physiological data; hospital resources; provision of an infrastructure for telemedicine; near misses and adverse events; situational awareness of hospital-wide data; coordination of emergency crisis responses; and an interface between operations and a hospital simulation center.
Owner:QWALTEC LLC
System and Method of Patient Flow and Treatment Management
InactiveUS20170235898A1Shorten the timeImproves in this inefficient admission processMedical practises/guidelinesHospital data managementTraffic capacityPatient need
In a system and method of patient flow and treatment management, information regarding a patient admitted to a first unit of a patient treatment facility that is received into a first one of a number of user devices is dispatched to a server computer. Upon receipt of this patient information the server computer runs (desirably in real-time) a prediction application / algorithm that predicts an estimate of (1) the patient needing a resource in the first unit or a second unit of the facility, (2) a length of time before the patient needs the resource, and / or (3) an identity of the unit that has the needed resource. The server computer then dispatches (again, desirably in real-time) one or more of the predictions to one or more of the user devices, each of which receives and displays the prediction on a display thereof.
Owner:DISRUPTIVE IP
Medical Logistics Management Program
ActiveUS20150242577A1Medical simulationMechanical/radiation/invasive therapiesDiseaseRisk evaluation
This invention are computer implementable programs and method designed as medical planning tool that (1) models the patient flow from the point of injury through more definitive care, and (2) supports operations research and systems analysis studies, operational risk assessment, and field medical services planning. The computer program of this invention comprises six individual modules, including the casualty generation module, which uses an exponential distribution to stochastically generate wounded in action, disease, and nonbattle injuries; a care providing module uses generic task sequences, simulated treatment times, and personnel, consumable supply, and equipment requirements to model patient treatment and queuing within a functional area; a network / transportation module simulates the evacuation (including queuing) and routing of patients through the network of care via transportation assets; a reporting module produces an database detailing various metrics, such as patient disposition, time-in-system data, and consumable, equipment, personnel, and transportation utilization rates, which can be filtered according to the user's needs.
Owner:THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AS REPRESENTED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
Blood purification apparatus
It is aimed to confirm confirming the presence or absence of a characteristic peak provided by a blood concentration means (for example, a drainage pump) and surely and accurately detect blood recirculation by decreasing a parameter for determining the ratio of recirculated blood. Namely, a blood purification apparatus which comprises a blood circuit (1) consisting of an arterial side blood circuit (1a) and a vein side blood circuit (1b), a blood pump (3), a dialyzer (2), a drainage pump (8) capable of quickly removing water within a short time to thereby provide a peak characteristic to a change in blood concentration and a means of detecting the characteristic peak, and in which blood returned from the vein side blood circuit (1b) into a patient flows again due to the introduction by the artery side blood circuit (1a) based on the characteristic peak detected by the detection means and the thus recirculated blood can be detected, wherein the detection means consists of a first detection means (5a) located in the artery side blood circuit (1a) and a second detection means (5b) located in the vein side blood circuit (1b).
Owner:NIKKISO COMPANY
Disposable outlet patient flow line employing active warming and passive insulation to provide normothermic fluid at very low flow rates for in-line blood warmers
ActiveUS7357786B1Reduce flow rateLow costSurgical instruments for heatingTherapeutic coolingEngineeringAir space
A disposable outlet patient flow line for in-line blood / fluid warmer devices uses both passive insulation and active warming to deliver normothermic intravenous fluid to the patient connection site at very low flow rates. A co-extruded annular air space provides passive insulation which reduces heat loss to the cooler ambient air, but by itself this is inadequate for flow rates less than about 15 milliliters per minute. Temperature controlled heating elements located inside the annular air space replace heat lost to ambient air outside the flow line, maintaining the annular air space at about 42 degrees C., thus preventing heat loss from the central blood / fluid carrying lumen. Normothermic fluid is delivered to the patient at body temperature down to essentially zero flow-rate, using a low cost, convenient disposable outlet patient flow line.
Owner:BAKKE ALLAN P
Hospital and community interaction model building system and method based on system dynamics
InactiveCN103761366ASolving problems with complex dynamic relationshipsData processing applicationsSpecial data processing applicationsUrban hospitalPatient flow
A hospital and community interaction model building system based on system dynamics comprises a hospital in-treatment subsystem for simulating the number and flow direction of patients subjected to treatment in a hospital, a community in-treatment subsystem for simulating the number and flow direction of the patients subjected to treatment in a community, a hospital and community two-way referral subsystem for simulating mutual patient flows between the urban hospital and the community, and a hospital and community interaction human resource flow subsystem for simulating the flowing situations of urban hospital human resources and community hospital human resources. A system dynamic model of a public health service system is built through mutual influence, mutual constraint and interaction of input and output variables of four subsystems. The invention further discloses a hospital and community interaction model building method based on the system dynamics.
Owner:SECOND MILITARY MEDICAL UNIV OF THE PEOPLES LIBERATION ARMY
Infusion device for hemodialysis
InactiveCN110812576AEasy to useReduce security risksInfusion devicesMedical devicesPatient flowIntensive care medicine
The invention discloses an infusion device for hemodialysis, which relates to the field of medical hemodialysis, by aiming at the problem of transfusion treatment in hospital, generally no reminder device is provided, under the condition of negligence of a patient and medical personnel, the liquid in an infusion bottle is easily infused completely, the blood of a patient flows back into the infusion bottle, and certain potential safety hazards exist. The device comprises a mounting plate, a fixing plate and a lifting plate, the fixing plate is arranged between the mounting plate and the lifting plate, the lifting plate is arranged below the mounting plate and the fixing plate, a plurality of hooks are fixed to the lifting plate, a lifting guide hole is formed in the lifting plate, a lifting guide rod is connected between the fixing plate and the lifting plate, and an alarm is fixed to the bottom of the lifting plate. The infusion device is novel in structure, through cooperation of a touch rod, a control touch button and the alarm, when a dialysis patient uses the infusion device and a liquid medicine in the infusion bottle is about to be infused up, the infusion alarm automatically gives an alarm to remind medical staff, use is convenient and fast, and potential safety hazards are reduced.
Owner:丽水市第二人民医院
Client driven healthcare system and process
Owner:SWEETSER CHRISTINE B
Automated Patient Flow Management Systems
InactiveUS20160027138A1Digital data authenticationPatient personal data managementPatient flowPatient data
A patient flow management system includes a means for identifying a patient as the patient approaches an examination area. When the patient is identified, a patient encounter screen, which provides both patient data and medical procedure data, is provided in the examination area, thereby decreasing the need for paper charts and increasing the efficiency of the facility. The system can also include a timer for determining an amount of time that a patient has been left in an examination room, and kiosks for checking into an appointment and providing identifying tokens to the patient. The kiosks can identify whether a patient is in an appropriate location for check in, and guide the patient to an appropriate location.
Owner:EPIC SYST CORP (US)
Nursing device for hemodialysis to relieve pressure
InactiveCN108814831ARelieve pressureEasy to get in and out of bedNursing bedsPatient flowWestern medicine
The invention discloses a nursing device for hemodialysis to relieve pressure. The device includes a device body, the device is convenient for patients to go to bed or get out of the bed, convenienceis brought to the patient with mobility inconvenience, and the situation that the patient falls down from the bed when going to bed or getting out of the bed is prevented. Through lifting of a guard bar, the patient can get out of the bed conveniently and get up quickly, the patient can be prevented from falling down from the bed, and the safety of the patient is ensured. Through medicated bath treatment and the combination of Chinese and western medicines, the patient recovers more quickly. Heating bath makes the blood of the patient flow faster, and thus the dialysis treatment effect is improved. By massaging the legs, the waist, the abdomen, the arms and the chest, the patient can relieve pressure, and convenience is brought to the patient. Tourmaline is used for treating the patient through magnetic therapy, the recovery efficiency is improved. A dialyzator can move around the device to facilitate dialysis on either arm of the patient's arms, the operation of medical staff is facilitated, and the device has a simple structure and is easily popularized.
Owner:CHANGZHOU COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECH
Device and method for in vivo enriched detection of tumor cells
The invention provides a device and a method for in vivo enriched detection of tumor cells. The device comprises a dispersing enrichment cavity, wherein the cavity is filled with magnetic beads made of magnetic materials; the surfaces of the magnetic beads are modified with antibodies for enriching circulating tumor cells or specific aptamers or imprinted primitives and a fluorescent material; a magnetic field is arranged outside the cavity; the magnetic beads in the dispersing enrichment cavity suspend and disturb in the cavity under the action of the magnetic field. When blood of patients flows through the dispersing enrichment cavity, the magnetic beads in the cavity adsorb, grab and enrich the circulating tumor cells possibly existing in the blood; on the one hand, the aim of reducingand removing the tumor cells in circulating blood is achieved; on the other hand, the occurrence and development process and degree of the tumors in a body are further judged by tumor gene detection of the cells enriched on the magnetic beads, and a further treatment scheme is formulated according to the detection results. The invention fills up the blank in the in vivo enriched detection of tumordiseases at home and abroad.
Owner:牛刚 +1
Early warning system and method for quantity of people flows in departments of medical institutions
InactiveCN110033849ALower latencyEasy to judgeCharacter and pattern recognitionHealthcare resources and facilitiesPatient flowEarly warning system
The invention provides an early warning system and method for quantity of people flows in departments of medical institutions. The early warning method includes the following steps: acquiring videos from a camera installed at each entrance of a medical institution; performing real-time analysis on the videos taken at each entrance to determine the number of people at the entrance; based on the number of people analyzed according to the videos taken at each entrance, calculating the total number of patients; and sending the total number to a user terminal. The early warning system and method for quantity of people flows in departments of medical institutions use the videos captured by the camera device installed at the entrance of the hospital to monitor the number of people in the medicalinstitution in real time, and send the result to the patients in time, so that the patients can grasp the number of patient flow in the medical institution in time, and the user is convenient to makea judgment whether to go to the medical institution for treatment.
Owner:ANYCHECK INFORMATION TECH +1
Normothermic maintenance system and method
InactiveUS20140358044A1Improve heat transfer efficiencyMaximize heat transferChiropractic devicesEye exercisersPatient flowSurgical treatment
A normothermic maintenance system sand method for maintaining patient normothermia, during surgical intervention is disclosed. The invention will reduce patient morbidity during surgical intervention while beneficially expediting patient flow in the hospital environment. The application of heat, via advantageously independent systems and methods, is an objective of the invention which results in the improvement of the economics of surgical treatment by the use of either disposable or re-usable simple normothermic maintenance systems.
Owner:KIRWAN LAURENCE ANTHONY +1
An automatic operation type sputum aspirator
InactiveCN106310400ABig spaceSimple structureMedical devicesIntravenous devicesPatient flowEngineering
The invention provides an automatic operation type sputum aspirator comprising a sputum suction device and an air device. The sputum suction device comprises a hose, a splash-preventing shield, a sputum suction tube, a collecting bottle and separating liquid. The air device is provided with an air inlet pipe, a cavity, a piston, a piston rod, a connecting rod, a pressing rod, a support frame, a return spring and a check valve. The automatic operation type sputum aspirator is simple in structure and convenient to use. Firstly, the hose is placed at a position for sputum suction and then the pressing rod is pressed downward around the support frame to drive the connecting rod to rotate; the connecting rod drives the piston rod to move rightward to enlarge the space of the cavity and reduce the pressure intensity in the collecting bottle; by the action of atmospheric pressure, sputum of a patient flows into the collecting bottle along the sputum suction tube; when the pressing rod is released, the piston moves leftward by the action of the return spring, so that the volume of the cavity reduces and redundant air is discharged via the check valve; the anticipated effect can be achieved by repeating the steps.
Owner:何婷
Medicine bottle auxiliary suspension device for patient infusion
ActiveCN111701112AThe solution cannot be adjustedPrevent backflowMedical devicesFlow monitorsPatient flowPharmacy medicine
The invention discloses a medicine bottle auxiliary suspension device for patient infusion. The medicine bottle auxiliary suspension device for patient infusion comprises a base, a control box, a switch, an electric push rod and a water level sensor, wherein a protective shell is fixed at the top end of the base, the electric push rod is fixed at the top end of the base inside the protective shell, a rack is fixed at the top end of the electric push rod, a first rotating rod is movably connected to the base in front of the right side of the electric push rod through a bearing, a transmission mechanism is arranged at the upper end of the outer side of the first rotating rod, clamping devices are arranged on the protective shell below two sets of first clamping blocks, and detection adjusting devices are symmetrically arranged on the left side and the right side of the top end of a sixth fixed connecting rod. According to the medicine bottle auxiliary suspension device, when a nurse is busy and does not replace medicine in time, an infusion tube can be locked, the circumstances that blood in the body of a patient flows back into the infusion tube, and discomfort is brought to the patient are prevented, the practicability of the whole device is improved, when medical staff are busy, the medical staff do not need to replace the medicine too urgently, and thus, the medicine bottle auxiliary suspension device for patient infusion brings convenience for the medical staff when used.
Owner:JIANGSU JIELE MEDICAL DRESSING
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