Gastroenterology department dosage feeding nursing device with integrated physiological monitoring function

Abstract

The invention discloses a gastroenterology department dosage feeding nursing device with the integrated physiological monitoring function. The device has the esophagus dosage and stomach tube feedingdosage and physiological status monitoring functions, the tail end of the stomach tube is divided into a medicine and food cavity and a monitoring cavity, a bend outlet at the tail end of the medicineand food cavity can achieve the effect of buffering food or liquid medicine flow rate, a temperature line and an electrode inside the monitoring cavity are used for monitoring the physiological status of a patient, the number of auxiliary devices can be decreased, workloads of medical workers and psychological burdens of a patient are relieved, a spiral medicine guide pipe is arranged inside an esophagus dosage device, uniform dosage is achieved through a medicine guide microhole formed in the side wall and a medicine guide microtube at the top end, and a camera, an illumination lamp and a visual displayer achieve accurate dosage; in a word, the device is reasonable in design, complete in function, convenient to use, good in performance and capable of effectively relieving burdens of medical workers.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medical devices, and in particular relates to a gastroenterology medicine feeding nursing device with an integrated physiological monitoring function. Background technique [0002] Gastroenterology is a third-level clinical discipline that mainly studies diseases of the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas. Gastroenterology has a wide variety of diseases, a wide range of medical knowledge, and complex and delicate operations. Gastroenterology patients often need to take liquid food after disease rehabilitation to reduce the workload of the digestive system. When feeding medicine and water for nursing care, it is also necessary to heat the medicine liquid and drinking water. The current drug delivery device cannot feed water Drinking and feeding medicine for comprehensive treatment, the mixing of the medicine liquid is uneven, it is troublesome when feedin...

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Gastroenterology has a wide variety of diseases, a wide range of medical knowledge, and complex and delicate operations

Gastroenterology patients often need to take liquid food after disease rehabilitation to reduce the workload of the digestive system. When feeding medicine and water for nursing care, it is also necessary to heat the medicine liquid and drinking water. The current drug delivery device cannot feed water Drinking and feeding medicine for comprehensive treatment, the mixing of the medicine liquid is uneven, it is troublesome when feeding water and medicine. Among them, most patients in the severe gastroenterology department need to insert gastric tubes from time to time, and also need real-time physiological monitoring, which causes medical staff to work hard. The increase in the amount also brought great inconvenience to the patients

[0003] Among them, esophagus disease is a common disease in gastroenterology. The incidence of esophagus disease is high and there is a possibility of cancer. The esophagus is a passage made of muscles that connects the throat to the stomach. The esophagus itself does not have any digestive function. Its main function is to transport food From the throat to the stomach, due to the special structure of the esophagus, it is very inconvenient to use when administering medicine, especially in the case of multiple ulcers, it is difficult to evenly supply the medicine to the wound surface, and the administration effect is not good Good; at the same time, if malignant lesions occur, the application of drugs to the esophagus is a problem. The existing methods are all based on drugs, which have slow drug effects and slow healing speed. Scratching, adding pain to the patient

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