Infusion monitoring system and method

Abstract

The invention discloses an infusion monitoring system and method and belongs to the field of infusion sets. The system comprises an infusion bag, a control module and an electromagnetic valve. The electromagnetic valve is connected with the control module; the infusion bag is not communicated with the electromagnetic valve. The system further comprises a remote monitoring master connected with the control module, a weight collector, and a processing unit; the weight collector is connected with the infusion bag and used for collecting weight information of the infusion bag; the weight collector is electrically connected with the control module and used for inputting the collected weight information into the control module; the processing unit is used for acquiring signals collected by the weight collector and controlling opening or closing of a cavity of the electromagnetic valve. The system is provided to serve as a set allowing automatic control of dropping speed and automatic shutoff at the end of infusion.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of infusion devices, in particular to an infusion monitoring system and method. Background technique [0002] At present, in the wards of major hospitals, the care of patients' infusion status is an indispensable part of the daily work of volunteers. Under normal circumstances, in order to always know how many infusion bottles are left for patients in the ward, so as to ensure timely replacement of infusion bottles, nurses often need to go to the ward to check once in a while, or arrange special personnel to take care of them (accompanying family members). , and this monitoring method will inevitably affect the timeliness of infusion due to human factors, and bring bad medical experience to patients. [0003] Infusion sets are widely used in medical units. Traditionally, it is through manual visual inspection to identify whether the drip flow rate of the infusion is appropriate. This often requires some experienced m...

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[0003] Infusion sets are widely used in medical units. Traditionally, it is through manual visual inspection to identify whether the drip flow rate of the infusion is appropriate. This often requires some experienced medical staff to perform related operations. For example, during the infusion process, The infusion rate may be too fast or too slow due to various reasons, which may adversely affect the patient

[0004] The current infusion monitoring system can only monitor the infusion situation, but cannot automatically control the drip rate of the infusion, which may easily cause infusion accidents

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