Using method of transfusion port wound warning adhesive tape treatment device in oncology department

Abstract

The invention discloses a using method of a transfusion port wound warning adhesive tape treatment device in an oncology department. The transfusion port wound warning adhesive tape treatment device comprises a device shell, an adhesive tape reel, a transmission device, an embossing device and a mark cutting device. The using method comprises the following steps: 1, drawing adhesive tape paper; 2,performing embossing and mark cutting; 2.1, performing ejection through an ejection roller; 2.2, performing embossing through the embossing device; 2.3, cutting marks through using the mark cutting device; 3, buffering: enabling a torsion spring to act upon buffering and circling in a normal state so that the torsion spring is rotated in the clockwise direction and resists against a limiting buffering block; ensuring that a mark cutting push rod enters exactly right and directly goes through the leftmost end of an outer groove and slides rightwards when an embossing push rod enters the leftmost end of an inner groove and slides rightwards; and ensuring that the ejection roller temporarily stops rotating when being stuck, and the adhesive tape paper is continuously pulled out by a user, and at this time, a paper-out buffering device does a paper-out buffering action.

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technical field [0001] The present application relates to the technical field of oilfield water injection, and in particular, relates to a method for using a wound warning tape treatment device for an oncology infusion port. Background technique [0002] Oncology patients need continuous injections of chemotherapy and other drugs, and many drugs have severe hyperosmolarity and irritation, so PICC placement or infusion port placement is required. Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter) is a peripheral venous puncture catheter whose head end is located in the superior vena cava or subclavian vein, and is used to provide medium and long-term (7 days to 1 year) intravenous infusion therapy. The infusion port (implantable venous access port, PORT) is a closed infusion device that is completely implanted in the human body, including a catheter part with the tip located in the superior vena cava and an injection seat implanted under the skin...

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Problems solved by technology

But there are so many patients in one day, the existing method is to manually write the date on the tape, which is time-consuming, so a device that can automatically extract the tape and emboss information and pre-cut is needed

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