CN212327091U - Multifunctional automatic intravenous injection device - Google Patents

Multifunctional automatic intravenous injection device Download PDF

Info

Publication number
CN212327091U
CN212327091U CN202020144859.0U CN202020144859U CN212327091U CN 212327091 U CN212327091 U CN 212327091U CN 202020144859 U CN202020144859 U CN 202020144859U CN 212327091 U CN212327091 U CN 212327091U
Authority
CN
China
Prior art keywords
clamp
dropper
rubber tube
liquid pipe
liquid
Prior art date
Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
Active
Application number
CN202020144859.0U
Other languages
Chinese (zh)
Inventor
邓春燕
沈浩元
张俊杰
胡王杰
张小莉
Current Assignee (The listed assignees may be inaccurate. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy of the list.)
XIAOGAN CENTRAL HOSPITAL
Harbin Institute of Technology
Original Assignee
XIAOGAN CENTRAL HOSPITAL
Harbin Institute of Technology
Priority date (The priority date is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the date listed.)
Filing date
Publication date
Application filed by XIAOGAN CENTRAL HOSPITAL, Harbin Institute of Technology filed Critical XIAOGAN CENTRAL HOSPITAL
Priority to CN202020144859.0U priority Critical patent/CN212327091U/en
Application granted granted Critical
Publication of CN212327091U publication Critical patent/CN212327091U/en
Active legal-status Critical Current
Anticipated expiration legal-status Critical

Links

Images

Abstract

A multifunctional automatic intravenous injection device belongs to the technical field of medical appliances. The venous transfusion device is used for solving the problems of low safety and low convenience of the existing venous transfusion device. The disposable rubber tube is internally provided with a porous adsorption material, the disposable rubber tube is clamped on the rubber tube clamp, and the controller controls the action of the rubber tube clamp; the dropper clamping device and the liquid pipe clamping device are both installed on the clamping device shell and are respectively used for clamping a dropper and a liquid pipe of a disposable rubber pipe, the dropper clamping device is made of piezoelectric materials, the infrared flow detector is arranged on the clamping device shell, and the oscillator is installed on the rear side of the dropper clamping device. The utility model can disturb the liquid to drive the bubbles to float, and avoid the liquid medicine from mixing into the bubbles; capable of adsorbing insoluble microparticles in a pharmaceutical liquid; the tightness degree of the liquid pipe can be adjusted, and the flow rate can be further controlled; realizes the automation and the intellectualization of the transfusion.

Description

Multifunctional automatic intravenous injection device
Technical Field
The utility model belongs to the technical field of medical appliances, especially, relate to a multi-functional automatic intravenous route device.
Background
The currently common venous transfusion device consists of a breather pipe and a transfusion pipe. The air pipe connects the bottle with the atmosphere, and the transfusion tube comprises a needle, a hose, a dropper, a regulator, a filter, etc. The device is simple, efficient and low in cost, but has some defects. 1) Air bubbles are easily mixed in the liquid medicine in the needle tube. Air which can be dissolved by human blood under normal conditions is extremely limited, and if a large amount of air rapidly enters the blood circulation of a human body in a short time, air embolism can be caused, blood vessels can be blocked, and even the heart can stop beating or acute respiratory circulation failure can be caused; 2) the filtering degree of the insoluble particles of the needle tube liquid medicine is low. The diameter of the smallest capillary vessel of the human body is only 4-7 microns. Insoluble particles with particle size of more than 4 μm in the injection enter blood circulation, and are easy to block capillary vessels, so as to cause pulmonary granuloma, pulmonary edema, phlebitis, anaphylaxis and the like, and drug-induced renal injury, lung cancer, leukemia and the like; 3) the dripping speed is not controllable. For different situations of each patient, such as medicines used during transfusion, doctors will specially order nurses to adjust the corresponding transfusion speed for the patients. However, the nurse usually adjusts the drip speed manually based on his own experience, and there is a considerable error in the drip speed required for the medication instruction. In addition, many patients always feel that the infusion speed is too slow or too fast and is adjusted privately, and the treatment effect is influenced and meanwhile some clinical hazards are brought, such as the burden of the heart of a human body is increased and drug poisoning is caused; 4) the automation and intelligence degree is low. Along with the acceleration of the rhythm of life and the aggravation of the aging degree of population, the old and children usually need adults to accompany and constantly monitor the transfusion state when carrying out infusion, and meanwhile, nurses also need to constantly patrol the transfusion condition of patients, so that disorder of the transfusion places is easily caused, and unnecessary manpower and material resources are wasted. There is a need for a device that can automatically monitor the status of the infusion and feed it back to the nurse.
Therefore, it is desirable to develop a multifunctional automatic intravenous infusion device to improve safety and convenience of intravenous infusion.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
An object of the utility model is to provide a multi-functional automatic venous transfusion device for solve the problem that the security that current venous transfusion device exists is low, the convenience is low.
The utility model adopts the technical proposal that: a multifunctional automatic intravenous injection device comprises a controller, a rubber tube clamp and a disposable rubber tube; the disposable rubber tube is internally provided with a porous adsorption material, the disposable rubber tube is clamped on the rubber tube clamp, and the controller controls the action of the rubber tube clamp; the rubber tube clamp comprises a liquid tube clamp, an infrared flow detector, a dropper clamp, an oscillator and a clamp shell; the dropper clamping device and the liquid pipe clamping device are both installed on the clamping device shell and are respectively used for clamping a dropper and a liquid pipe of a disposable rubber pipe, the dropper clamping device is made of piezoelectric materials, the infrared flow detector is arranged on the clamping device shell, and the oscillator is installed on the rear side of the dropper clamping device.
The beneficial effects of the utility model reside in that:
1. the utility model discloses a burette clamping ware judges the bubble volume according to pressure variation to carry out the frequency conversion vibration through the vibrator, thereby disturbance liquid orders about the bubble come-up, avoids the liquid medicine to sneak into the bubble.
2. The disposable rubber tube is internally provided with a porous adsorption material which adsorbs insoluble microparticles in the medicinal liquid.
3. The tightness degree of the liquid pipe is adjusted through the liquid pipe clamp, and then the flow speed is controlled.
4. The controller realizes the automation and the intellectualization of the transfusion.
Drawings
FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a controller of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a dropper clip of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the disposable rubber tube of the present invention;
fig. 5 is a schematic view of a fluid tube clamp according to the present invention;
fig. 6 is a control schematic diagram of the control cabinet of the present invention;
wherein: 1-a controller; 1-1-input panel; 1-1-1-key portion; 1-1-2-display screen; 1-2-control cabinet; 2-the rubber tube clamp; 2-1-liquid tube gripper; 2-1-1-liquid pipe clamping block; 2-1-2-a miniature electric telescopic rod; 2-2-infrared flow detector; 2-3-dropper clamp; 2-4-oscillator; 2-5-a clamp housing; 2-5-1-mounting groove; 3, a disposable rubber tube; 3-1-dropper; 3-2-liquid tube; 3-3-porous adsorbent material.
Detailed Description
As shown in figure 1, the multifunctional automatic intravenous infusion device comprises a controller 1, a rubber tube clamp 2 and a disposable rubber tube 3. Wherein the controller 1 is integrally connected with the dropper clamp 2. Wherein the controller 1 controls the action of the dropper clamping device 2 through an internal closed-loop control circuit. Wherein the disposable rubber tube 3 is clamped on the dropper clamp 2.
The controller 1 is shown in fig. 2 and is composed of an input panel 1-1 and a controller case 1-2. The input panel 11 is composed of a key part 1-1-1 and a display screen 1-1-2 and is used for controlling the input and display of information. Wherein the control cabinet 1-2 is internally provided with a control circuit for controlling the transfusion action. The main design idea of the controller 1 is as follows: the nurse inputs the drip speed v ml/h, nurse's patrol interval t minutes through panel 1-1. In each patrol time, the key part 1-1-1 is in a locked state, and the infusion speed cannot be changed. When the patrol time interval is reached, the control case 1-2 sends an instruction to enable the rubber tube clamp 2 to control the dropping speed to be 0 ml/h, and meanwhile, the controller 1 sends a lifting call sound to a receiving device of a nurse station to remind a nurse of checking the infusion state in the future. After the nurse checks the infusion state, the nurse inputs an instruction to unlock the key part 1-1-1 and resumes the infusion until the next time interval.
The rubber tube clamp 2 is shown in figure 3 and comprises a liquid tube clamp 2-1, an infrared flow detector 2-2, a dropper clamp 2-3, an oscillator 2-4 and a clamp shell 2-5. The main body design idea of the rubber tube clamp 2 is as follows: a dropper 3-1 of a disposable rubber tube 3 is fixed on a clamp device shell 2-5 through a dropper clamp device 2-3, and a liquid tube 3-2 at the upper part is fixed by a liquid tube clamp device 2-1. Because the pressure of gas and liquid is different, when bubbles exist in the dropper 3-1, the dropper clamping device 2-3 can judge the volume of the bubbles according to the pressure change. The clamp device shell 2-5 is provided with an infrared flow detector 2-2, and the volume of liquid flowing through within a certain time can be obtained by utilizing infrared emission and reception and a blocking signal of liquid drops. In the working process, an input panel 1-1 inputs a dropping speed control instruction, a liquid pipe clamping device 2-1 executes liquid pipe clamping action, and an infrared flow detector 2-2 is used for continuously detecting the real-time dropping speed until the required dropping speed is achieved. When the patrol interval is reached, the tube gripper 2-1 is directly actuated to maximum gripping displacement, bringing the dropping speed to 0 ml/h. When the dropper clamping device 2-3 detects that bubbles exist in the dropper 3-1 through pressure change, the vibrator 2-4 positioned at the rear part of the dropper clamping device 2-3 vibrates at a variable frequency, and liquid is disturbed so as to drive the bubbles to float upwards. When the pressure change detected by the dropper clamp 2-3 is less than the threshold value, the vibrator 2-4 stops moving.
The disposable rubber tube 3 is shown in figure 4 and consists of a dropper 3-1, a liquid tube 3-2 and a porous adsorption material 3-3. Wherein the main body design idea of the disposable rubber tube 3 is as follows: the porous adsorption material 3-3 adsorbs insoluble microparticles in the drug liquid, thereby realizing the function of filtering the microparticles.
The liquid pipe clamp 2-1 is shown in fig. 5 and comprises a liquid pipe clamp block 2-1-1 and a miniature electric telescopic rod 2-1-2. The telescopic rod of the miniature electric telescopic rod 2-1-2 penetrates through the through hole in the liquid pipe clamping block 2-1-1 to abut against the liquid pipe 3-2 of the disposable rubber pipe 3, and the miniature electric telescopic rod 2-1-2 can stretch according to a dropping speed instruction to adjust the tightness degree of the liquid pipe 3-2 placed in the middle of the groove of the liquid pipe clamping block 2-1-1 so as to control the flow speed.
A control schematic of a multi-function automatic iv set is shown in fig. 6. Wherein the input panel 1-1 inputs the drip speed and the patrol time interval instruction to the control cabinet 1-2. The flow rate of the liquid clamping tube 3-2 is controlled by controlling the displacement of the miniature electric telescopic rod 2-1-2 by the control cabinet 1-2. The infrared flow velocity detector 2-2 feeds back the detected number of the liquid drops to the control cabinet 1-2 to obtain the liquid drop flow information. The dropper clamping device 2-3 is made of piezoelectric materials, and pressure information is fed back to the control cabinet 1-2, so that the volume of bubbles in the dropper 3-1 is obtained. The control cabinet 1-2 vibrates to remove air bubbles in the dropper 3-1 by controlling the oscillator 2-4. The control module of the control cabinet 1-2 selects Siemens PLC 7-300 programmable logic controllers and configures an analog quantity module; the miniature electric telescopic rod 2-1-2 selects a CHUO SEIKI AMH13 precision miniature DC electric push rod; the main module of the infrared flow detector 2-2 is a Keli QL1516 photoelectric counting sensor; the dropper clamping device 2-3 mainly comprises an FSR flexform film pressure sensor module; the main module of the oscillator 2-4 is an Olympic robot vibration motor module, which has similar vibration effect with a mobile phone.
As shown in figure 3, the clamp shell 2-5 is provided with a mounting groove 2-5-1 for mounting the disposable rubber tube 3, and the liquid tube clamp 2-1, the infrared flow detector 2-2, the dropper clamp 2-3 and the oscillator 2-4 are all arranged in the mounting groove 2-5-1.
The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the present invention, and various modifications and changes may be made by those skilled in the art. Any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims (5)

1. A multifunctional automatic intravenous injection device is characterized in that: comprises a controller (1), a rubber tube clamp (2) and a disposable rubber tube (3); a porous adsorption material (3-3) is arranged in the disposable rubber tube (3), the disposable rubber tube (3) is clamped on the rubber tube clamp (2), and the controller (1) controls the action of the rubber tube clamp (2); the rubber tube clamp (2) comprises a liquid tube clamp (2-1), an infrared flow detector (2-2), a dropper clamp (2-3), an oscillator (2-4) and a clamp shell (2-5); the dropper clamp (2-3) and the liquid pipe clamp (2-1) are both arranged on a clamp shell (2-5) and are respectively used for clamping a dropper (3-1) and a liquid pipe (3-2) of a disposable rubber pipe (3), the dropper clamp (2-3) is made of piezoelectric materials, an infrared flow detector (2-2) is arranged on the clamp shell (2-5), and the oscillator (2-4) is arranged on the rear side of the dropper clamp (2-3).
2. A multi-function automatic intravenous injection apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising: the liquid pipe clamp (2-1) comprises a liquid pipe clamp block (2-1-1) and a micro electric telescopic rod (2-1-2); the liquid pipe clamping block (2-1-1) clamps a liquid pipe (3-2) of the disposable rubber pipe (3), and a telescopic rod of the miniature electric telescopic rod (2-1-2) penetrates through a through hole in the liquid pipe clamping block (2-1-1) and abuts against the liquid pipe (3-2) of the disposable rubber pipe (3).
3. A multi-function automatic intravenous injection apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising: the controller (1) comprises an input panel (1-1) and a control cabinet (1-2); the front outer side surface of the control cabinet (1-2) is provided with an input panel (1-1), the input panel (1-1) is provided with a key part (1-1-1) and a display screen (1-1-2), and a control circuit is arranged in the control cabinet (1-2).
4. A multi-function automatic intravenous injection apparatus according to claim 3, further comprising: the control cabinet (1-2) receives liquid drop flow information of the infrared flow detector (2-2) and pressure information of the dropper clamping device (2-3), the control cabinet (1-2) respectively controls telescopic rod displacement of the micro electric telescopic rod (2-1-2) and vibration of the oscillator (2-4), and the input panel (1-1) is used for inputting control information and displaying information to the control cabinet (1-2) through the key part (1-1-1) and the display screen (1-1-2).
5. A multi-function automatic intravenous injection apparatus according to claim 1 or 4, further comprising: the disposable rubber hose clamp is characterized in that the clamp shell (2-5) is provided with a mounting groove (2-5-1) for mounting the disposable rubber hose (3), and the liquid pipe clamp (2-1), the infrared flow detector (2-2), the dropper clamp (2-3) and the oscillator (2-4) are all arranged in the mounting groove (2-5-1).
CN202020144859.0U 2020-01-22 2020-01-22 Multifunctional automatic intravenous injection device Active CN212327091U (en)

Priority Applications (1)

Application Number Priority Date Filing Date Title
CN202020144859.0U CN212327091U (en) 2020-01-22 2020-01-22 Multifunctional automatic intravenous injection device

Applications Claiming Priority (1)

Application Number Priority Date Filing Date Title
CN202020144859.0U CN212327091U (en) 2020-01-22 2020-01-22 Multifunctional automatic intravenous injection device

Publications (1)

Publication Number Publication Date
CN212327091U true CN212327091U (en) 2021-01-12

Family

ID=74065105

Family Applications (1)

Application Number Title Priority Date Filing Date
CN202020144859.0U Active CN212327091U (en) 2020-01-22 2020-01-22 Multifunctional automatic intravenous injection device

Country Status (1)

Country Link
CN (1) CN212327091U (en)

Similar Documents

Publication Publication Date Title
CN205007376U (en) Transfusion monitoring apparatus
CN100571798C (en) Transfusion device automatically drip-stopping, alarm device
CN212327091U (en) Multifunctional automatic intravenous injection device
CN111228609A (en) Disposable automatic transfusion system
CN103301524A (en) Disposable infusion apparatus capable of stopping liquid and exhausting air automatically
CN202478324U (en) Automatic liquid-stop bubble-prevention infusion apparatus
CN111317883A (en) Intelligent infusion support
CN203183404U (en) Multi-bottle injection device
CN102921078A (en) Automatic liquid-stopping and automatic exhaust infusion device
CN104906659B (en) A kind of dynamic pump liquid medicine filter and its manufactured transfusion system
CN210277862U (en) Full-automatic intravenous drip system
CN203555999U (en) Safe and intelligent double-security infusion apparatus
CN102389599A (en) Disposable precise transfusion device for children
CN207237054U (en) Woven hose air bubble eliminating device and transfusion device
CN202409656U (en) Disposable precise transfusion device for children
CN112472917A (en) Infusion device capable of automatically detecting flow
CN213312406U (en) Disposable automatic exhaust and liquid-stop infusion apparatus
CN210331284U (en) Medical automatic instillation device
CN109821107A (en) A kind of gravity intravenous infusion nursing supervision equipment and its application method
CN216136458U (en) Comfort needle head of upper and lower bottle comfort infusion device
CN215780532U (en) Special quantity-control precise infusion apparatus for chemotherapy
CN203043186U (en) Automatic liquid stop and automatic exhaust infusion apparatus
CN214018756U (en) Automatic dressing change infusion set
CN215504361U (en) Circulating infusion bag of circulating infusion comfort infusion device
CN215537292U (en) Transfusion system with filtering capability

Legal Events

Date Code Title Description
GR01 Patent grant
GR01 Patent grant