Murphy's dropper liquid level alarm clamp

Abstract

The invention discloses a Murphy's dropper liquid level alarm clamp which comprises a main clamp body, a fixed clamp and a controller, wherein a liquid level sensor for detecting the liquid level in aMurphy's dropper and a counting sensor for detecting the liquid drops in the Murphy's dropper are arranged on the inner side of the head of the main clamp body; an alarm, a displayer and an alarm lamp are arranged on the outer side of the head of the main clamp body; the signal input end of the controller is respectively connected with the signal output end of the liquid level sensor and the signal output end of the counting sensor, and the signal input end of the controller is respectively connected with the signal output end of the alarm, the signal output end of the displayer and the signal output end of the alarm lamp; the Murphy's dropper can be right clamped when the main clamp body folds, an infusion pipe can be right clamped when the fixed clamp folds, and the fixed clamp and themain clamp body are fixedly connected. The Murphy's dropper liquid level alarm clamp disclosed by the invention can conveniently and effectively control drops per minute in infusion and remind a patient of air inlet danger; thus, workload of nurses is reduced, and patient satisfaction is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical equipment, in particular to a liquid level alarm clip for Murphy's dropper. Background technique [0002] With the improvement of the medical level and the improvement of patients' concept of seeking medical treatment when they are sick, more and more patients choose the hospital for treatment, usually using infusion therapy. The number of drips per minute cannot be accurately controlled during the patient's infusion, and the number of drops may be fast or slow. If the number of drops per minute does not meet the actual requirements, the therapeutic effect cannot be achieved, and even complications may occur. At the same time, most inpatients use two-way or three-way infusion bags, and the infusion tubes often enter air, which not only increases the risk of infusion for patients, but also increases the workload of nurses and reduces patient satisfaction in hospitalization. [0003] For a long time, in clin...

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[0004] In addition, during the infusion, nurses sometimes take the wrong medicine and infuse the wrong fluid for the patient. Once the wrong fluid is transfused, it is easy to cause harm to the patient, and even life-threatening in severe cases.

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