Insulin regulating blood sugar control caliper

Abstract

The invention relates to an insulin regulating blood sugar control caliper, which comprises a long-strip-shaped base ruler (1) and a long-strip-shaped slide ruler (2), wherein the sliding ruler is embedded in a chute (6) formed in the base ruler; scales (3) for indicating the blood sugar values of the former times are marked on the upper edge (7) of the chute (6) of the base ruler along the length direction; the values of the scales are gradually increased from the left side to the right side; scales (4) used for indicating the insulin regulating quantity are marked on the lower edge (8) of the chute (6) of the base ruler along the length direction; scales (5) for indicating the blood sugar value of the current time are marked on the upper edge of the slide ruler along the length direction; the values, the gradually changing direction and the interval sizes of the scales (5) are identical to those of the scales for indicating the blood sugar values of the former times marked on the upper edge of the chute of the base ruler; scales (9) for indicating the blood sugar value of the current time are also marked on the lower edge of the slide rule along the length direction. The insulin regulating blood sugar control caliper has the advantages that the slide ruler can move according to the blood sugar change condition of a patient; the correct regulating quantity of the insulin injection can be found out; the clinic use is convenient; the complicated calculation is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medical tool, a caliper for insulin regulation and blood sugar control. Background technique [0002] Abnormal rise and fall of blood sugar is a common pathological phenomenon in critically ill patients and one of the independent risk factors for death in critically ill patients. Reasonable blood sugar monitoring and control methods are an important part of the overall treatment of critically ill patients. The American Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) released the "Guidelines for Insulin Infusion Therapy of Hyperglycemia in Critically Ill Patients" in 2012, and it is recommended to absolutely control the blood sugar level below 180mg / dl and avoid lower than 70mg / dl (18mg / dl=1mmol / L), and provide a preliminary blood sugar control method. Although there are no relevant guidelines in China, more and more attention has been paid to blood sugar control in critically ill patients. The blood sugar control method of acute ...

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Problems solved by technology

The blood sugar control method of acute and critically ill patients mainly adopts the method of intravenous injection of insulin by injection pump. At present, the monitoring of blood sugar and the adjustment of insulin dosage are mainly based on the experience of medical staff. However, due to the gap in work experience, there is no uniform adjustment standard for insulin dosage. This has resulted in a high degree of variability in blood glucose in critically ill patients. Therefore, on the basis of existing blood glucose control methods, it is very necessary to improve a unified and standardized programmed blood glucose control method to avoid the uncertainty of empirical factors.

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