Special intravenous injection drug transfer box for intravenous drug use configuration center

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of transfer boxes, and discloses a special intravenous injection drug transfer box for an intravenous drug use configuration center. The special intravenous injection drug transfer box comprises a multi-layer box body and a box cover, the upper ends and the lower ends of both sides of the box body integrally form mutually matched buckles, and a handle is connected to the middle of the box cover in a bolted mode. Two parallel detachable soft clamps are connected into the box body in a clamped mode, and buckles matched with the upper side of the box body are separately and integrally formed on both sides of the box cover. According to the special intravenous injection drug transfer box for the intravenous drug use configuration center, liquid leakage of drugs caused by collision of a piston can be avoided and mutual contamination of syringes due to moving contact can be avoided, the number of drug groups can be directly counted without openingthe cover during transportation and handover, all components are detachable, and thorough cleaning and disinfection are facilitated.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of transfer boxes, and in particular relates to a special intravenous injection drug transfer box for an intravenous drug dispensing center. Background technique [0002] Intravenous drug admixture center (PIVAS) is in an operating environment that complies with GMP standards and is designed according to drug characteristics. The prescriptions reviewed by pharmacists are prepared by specially trained technicians in strict accordance with the operating procedures, including total intravenous nutrient solution and cytotoxic drugs. The configuration of intravenous drugs such as antibiotics and antibiotics serves for clinical drug treatment and rational drug use. The finished intravenous drugs prepared in PIVAS are packaged by pharmacists in special sealed bags and then packed and transported to the departments where they are used. Finished drugs are divided into two types: intravenous infusion drugs and intrav...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] To sum up, the problems existing in the prior art are: there is no suitable transfer container for the intravenous injection drug extracted in the disposable syringe, it is inconvenient to package, store and transfer, and the problem of leakage is prone to occur

The treatment room is an open and non-clean environment, and the disposable sterile treatment towel is made of non-transparent material. When the nurse checks the number of medicines, if the treatment towel is not opened, the accurate check cannot be done; if the treatment towel is opened to check the medicine, it may cause Secondary Pollution of Clean Medicines

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