Quantitative drug distributing mechanism

Abstract

The invention discloses a quantitative drug distributing mechanism. The quantitative drug distributing mechanism comprises a mounting frame, a drug box, a vibrating motor, a single chip microcomputer,a drug feeding channel for allowing single drug to pass through, a counter and a valve for opening and closing the drug feeding channel, wherein the single chip microcomputer is fixedly arranged on the mounting frame, and is in communication connection with the vibrating motor, the counter and the valve; the drug box is arranged on the mounting frame; the vibrating motor is connected to the bottom of the drug box; an outlet is formed in the bottom of the drug box; the counter is arranged at the outlet; one end of the drug feeding channel is connected with the outlet; and the valve is arrangedon the mounting frame. The vibrating motor vibrates and the valve is opened, so that drugs are sequentially arranged one by one, enter the drug feeding channel and slide into a drug cup; the counteris used for calculating output quantity of the drugs; and when output quantity of the drugs reaches a preset value, the valve is closed, so that a drug distributing process is ended. Through the quantitative drug distributing mechanism disclosed by the invention, the drugs are automatically distributed, so that a patient only needs to get and take the drugs, and does not need to mix drugs by himself or herself, and therefore, a condition that the patient mixes the drugs wrongly and takes the drugs by mistake can be effectively avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medical product, and more specifically relates to a quantitative drug dispensing mechanism. Background technique [0002] The concept of welfare technology for the elderly was born in Europe in the early 1990s, and its purpose is to improve the quality of life of the elderly through science and technology. With the development of the global aging trend, technology for the welfare of the elderly has become a hot spot in the field of science and technology in various countries in recent years. From 2000 to 2007, the elderly population over the age of 60 in my country increased from 126 million to 153 million, accounting for 11.6% of the total population from 10.2%, accounting for 21.4% of the global elderly population, equivalent to the European population over 60 years old the sum of the elderly population. The average annual growth rate of population aging is as high as 3.2%, about five times the growth rate of the total pop...

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Problems solved by technology

Most patients, especially the elderly, suffer from a variety of diseases and usually take a variety of drugs, and often have problems such as errors in the types and doses of drugs taken; A smart medicine box is installed, but the functions are not complete enough, and patients still need to dispense their own medicines

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