Infusion control system and method based on physiological information feedback

Abstract

The invention provides an infusion control system with a physiological information feedback function. The infusion control system comprises an upper computer, a coordinator, a first wireless communication module, a second wireless communication module, an infusion terminal and a heart rate sensor, wherein the upper computer and the first wireless communication module are both connected with the coordinator, the first wireless communication module and the second wireless communication module are communicated through a wireless network, the second wireless communication module is mounted on the infusion terminal, and the heart rate sensor is connected with the infusion terminal. According to the infusion control system with the physiological information feedback function, the function that the dripping speed is automatically adjusted through triggering of feedback heart rate signals, the sensor and a stepping motor, two layers of intervention measures executed by the infusion terminal and the upper computer are set, high flexible adaptability and promptness are achieved, and the working efficiency of medical staff is greatly improved while infusion safety is ensured.

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technical field [0001] The invention specifically relates to infusion control technology, in particular to an infusion control system and method based on physiological information feedback. Background technique [0002] Infusion reaction refers to the general term of infusion-induced or infusion-related adverse reactions. Although the clinical occurrence rate is only 3.74%, it has a relatively large impact. If it is not detected and treated in time, the mortality rate is relatively high. Timely detection and treatment of infusion reactions can reduce the harm caused by infusion reactions to the health and life safety of patients. The traditional treatment of infusion reactions mostly adopts the method of inspection by medical personnel and doctor's orders. Only after the patient complains of discomfort, the medical personnel slow down or stop the infusion. In this way, due to the lack of corresponding knowledge of the patients, the infusion reactions cannot be detected and ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] 1. The heavy workload of regular inspections of medical staff to check the patient's condition has not been improved

[0004] 2. Due to some reasons during the infusion process, the shaking of the infusion tube causes inaccurate detection of the infusion speed or the bubble condition of the infusion tube, resulting in inaccurate control of the infusion situation and resulting in failure of control

[0005] 3. The discovery of infusion reactions is usually notified after the patient feels unwell. The medical staff is in a passive state and rarely actively discovers in advance through some physical reactions of the patient before the infusion reaction occurs. The timeliness and accuracy of infusion reaction discovery not tall

For patients who are far away from the ward or when there are many patients with infusion reactions at the same time, due to the limited manpower of medical staff, there may be delays in processing

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