CN212880494U - Monitoring system for oxygen therapy - Google Patents

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CN212880494U
CN212880494U CN201721643857.0U CN201721643857U CN212880494U CN 212880494 U CN212880494 U CN 212880494U CN 201721643857 U CN201721643857 U CN 201721643857U CN 212880494 U CN212880494 U CN 212880494U
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A monitoring system for oxygen therapy includes a nasal cannula for delivering oxygen to a patient; an oxygen pipeline communicated with the nasal catheter and used for supplying oxygen; the breath sound collecting mechanism is used for collecting breath sounds of the mouth and/or the nose; an oxygen flow monitoring mechanism; one end of the oxygen pipeline is connected with the nasal catheter, and the other end of the oxygen pipeline is connected with the nasal catheter; the controller is used for receiving the breathing sound data of the breathing sound acquisition mechanism and calculating the breathing frequency; receiving the oxygen circulation information detected by the oxygen circulation detection mechanism, identifying whether the patient inhales oxygen, and recording the effective oxygen inhalation time. The utility model discloses utilize the mode that sound was gathered, gather the air current sound of oral area and/or nasal part, and then obtain respiratory frequency, oxygen circulation detection mechanism can the real-time supervision oxygen circulation information, can effectively judge whether effective oxygen uptake of patient to the prediction acutely attacks the situation.

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Monitoring system for oxygen therapy
Technical Field
The utility model relates to an oxygen therapy monitoring facilities technical field, concretely relates to system of monitoring patient respiratory frequency, whether oxygen uptake and oxygen uptake time among oxygen therapy process.
Background
Oxygen therapy is primarily aimed at correcting hypoxemia, reducing work of breathing and reducing heart load, preventing and reversing tissue damage and organ dysfunction due to hypoxia, while maintaining the patient's mobility as much as possible. The main risks of oxygen therapy are ineffective correction of hypoxemia, aggravation of carbon dioxide retention, and even oxygen poisoning. The standard oxygen therapy principle is to ensure the safety and the effectiveness of the oxygen therapy. Two famous clinical control tests internationally can clearly prove the effectiveness and corresponding conditions of the family oxygen therapy, and are scientific bases for bringing the family oxygen therapy into the national health care system in many countries.
In the 1970 s, studies of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) nighttime oxygen therapy trial (not) and the british medical research council clinical trial (MRC) showed that five-year survival rates of COPD patients with chronic hypoxemia were improved in proportion to the duration of oxygen therapy (hours) per day. The survival rate of patients who do not undergo adjuvant oxygen therapy is worst; survival rates were better for patients receiving oxygen therapy 12 to 15 hours a day; the survival rate of patients receiving nearly 24 hours of continuous oxygen therapy with mobile oxygen systems is best.
The national treatment guidelines of the national institute of health and clinical optimization (NICE), the American Thoracic Society (ATS), the European Respiratory Society (ERS), and the british national institute of health and clinical optimization (NICE) have established the prescription standards and treatment goals for home oxygen therapy. The Chinese medical authoritative textbook also brings the indications and indications of oxygen therapy into the textbook of internal science, and the core contents of the national guidelines are different from the standards established by the American Thoracic Society (ATS). Arterial partial oxygen pressure PaO in stable phase after hypoxemia or COPD acute exacerbation in COPD disease progression2<55mmHg or arterial oxygen saturation SaO2<88% or partial arterial blood oxygen pressure PaO255-59mmHg with pulmonary heart disease, polycythemia, pulmonary hypertension, etc. The treatment target is: guarantee PaO during rest, sleep and activity2>60mmHg(SaO2>90 percent), the oxygen inhalation time per day is more than 15 hours, preferably 18 to 24 hours.
According to the relevant documents at home and abroad, the oxygen treatment quality management means is generally lack and the monitoring effect is poor in the aspects of compliance and treatment effect. The main points are as follows: whether the patient is inhaling oxygen, how long the time of inhaling oxygen, how much the flow rate, whether the doctor's advice is followed, and how effective the patient is inhaling oxygen (degree of blood oxygen saturation, respiratory rate, symptom improvement, mental state, appetite, etc.)
The utility model aims at the above problem, whether the real-time supervision problem of oxygen uptake, oxygen uptake time and respiratory frequency etc. is solved in key. In particular, clinical studies show that the monitoring of the variability of the respiratory rate can effectively predict the acute onset of COPD and provide an effective means for early intervention.
European patent office patent number applied by SRETT corporation of france: EP 3146897 a1, a technology for solving the problem of determining respiratory rate and oxygen flow rate during nasal catheter oxygen inhalation, proposes a solution in which two MEMS microphones, a MEMS pressure sensor and an ambient pressure sensor are combined with a flow-blocking structure using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), and a differential circuit, a filter circuit, a respiratory rate, a flow rate calculation circuit, etc. are used to obtain the respiratory rate and the oxygen inhalation flow rate of a patient.
The scheme has the following defects:
1. because the pressure change signal caused by respiration is weak, the sensor required to be selected meets the requirement of high precision;
2. because the sampling calculation amount is large and the device has the requirements of energy conservation and power saving, the type selection requirement on a master control single chip Microcomputer (MCPU) or a DSP processor is high;
3. the above factors 1 and 2 will result in increased cost, which is not suitable for popularization and application.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims to provide a monitoring system for oxygen therapy with low cost and high accuracy.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme:
provided is a monitoring system for oxygen therapy, characterized in that: comprises that
A nasal cannula for delivering oxygen to a patient;
an oxygen pipeline communicated with the nasal catheter and used for supplying oxygen;
the breath sound collecting mechanism is used for collecting breath sounds of the mouth and/or the nose;
an oxygen flow monitoring mechanism; one end of the oxygen pipeline is connected with the nasal catheter, and the other end of the oxygen pipeline is connected with the nasal catheter;
the controller is used for receiving the breathing sound data of the breathing sound acquisition mechanism and calculating the breathing frequency;
receiving the oxygen circulation information detected by the oxygen circulation detection mechanism, identifying whether the patient inhales oxygen, and recording the effective oxygen inhalation time.
Wherein, respiratory sound collection mechanism is including detecting the body, the body is provided with respiratory frequency detection signal entry for collect the respiratory sound of nose and/or oral area, still includes the sound monitoring miaow head, is used for detecting the respiratory sound of nose and/or oral area, with respiratory sound data transmission to controller.
The respiratory frequency detection device comprises a detection body, a respiratory frequency detection signal inlet and a baffle, wherein the detection body is fixed on the baffle and used for blocking the respiratory airflow of the nose and/or mouth, and the respiratory frequency detection signal inlet is arranged on the detection body on one side of the baffle towards a user.
Wherein, the detection body sets up to the body, and respiratory frequency detection signal entry sets up in the body, and the body passes through the pipeline extension, and the sound monitoring miaow head set up in the pipeline for collect the respiratory sound data of pipeline transmission.
The body is provided with a buckle, and the buckle is buckled on the nasal catheter pipeline and fixes the detection body on the nasal catheter.
Wherein, the body is provided with two engaging lugs, and when detecting the body and connecting in nasal catheter, two engaging lugs overlap respectively in two protrusions of nasal catheter.
Wherein the baffle is higher than 0.5-3 cm.
The respiratory frequency detection signal inlets are two and are respectively arranged corresponding to the positions of nostrils.
The oxygen circulation monitoring mechanism is provided with a monitoring body, the monitoring body is provided with an oxygen inlet, an oxygen outlet, a first air inlet cavity and a second air inlet cavity, a one-way valve is arranged at the communication position of the first air inlet cavity and the second air inlet cavity, the first air inlet cavity is communicated with the oxygen inlet, the second air inlet cavity is communicated with the oxygen outlet, and the oxygen circulation monitoring mechanism further comprises an oxygen monitoring microphone for detecting the opening and closing sound of the one-way valve.
Wherein, the monitoring body is provided with the sound monitoring miaow head and places the chamber, the sound monitoring miaow head is placed the chamber and is provided with the connection gas port.
Wherein, the miaow head of breathing sound collection mechanism set up in the first chamber of admitting air of monitoring body.
Wherein, breath sound detection mechanism still includes noise monitoring module, including setting up in the noise entry of monitoring the body, with noise access connection's pipeline and noise detection miaow head, noise detection miaow head is used for detecting the noise sound of nasal part or mouth.
Based on the technical scheme, the utility model discloses following technological effect has at least:
a monitoring system for oxygen therapy comprises
A nasal cannula for delivering oxygen to a patient;
an oxygen pipeline communicated with the nasal catheter and used for supplying oxygen;
the breath sound collecting mechanism is used for collecting breath sounds of the mouth and the nose;
an oxygen flow monitoring mechanism; one end of the oxygen pipeline is connected with the nasal catheter, and the other end of the oxygen pipeline is connected with the nasal catheter;
the controller is used for receiving the breathing sound data of the breathing sound acquisition mechanism and calculating the breathing frequency; receiving the oxygen circulation information detected by the oxygen circulation detection mechanism, identifying whether the patient inhales oxygen, and recording the effective oxygen inhalation time.
The utility model discloses utilize the mode of sound collection, gather the air current sound of nasal smell, and then obtain respiratory frequency, oxygen circulation detection mechanism can the real-time supervision oxygen circulation information, can effectively judge whether effective oxygen uptake of patient to the prediction acutely attacks the situation.
The complexity of conventional pressure detection is avoided by the sound collection mode, because the output port of oxygen is in an open state in the oxygen inhalation process of the nasal catheter, the pressure change amplitude in the oxygen pipeline is very small, and the pressure sensor is extremely easy to be interfered by the outside in the detection process, so that the judgment is not accurate.
The utility model discloses can avoid the unfavorable factor among the prior art: 1. the optimal respiratory signal acquisition point is selected. An innovative signal acquisition device is designed to improve the quality of original signals; 2. selecting a signal acquisition point whether to breathe, and judging whether to inhale oxygen; 3. according to the characteristics of different signal classification signals, signal processing methods such as endpoint detection and energy density identification are adopted, and the respiratory frequency can be effectively distinguished. In addition, flow measurement uses other schemes, for example, the ultrasonic measurement technique realizes flow, concentration simultaneous monitoring, and this scheme is comparatively commonly adopted in the oxygenerator that family oxygen therapy used.
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The accompanying drawings, which are included to provide a further understanding of the invention and are incorporated in and constitute a part of this application, illustrate embodiment(s) of the invention and together with the description serve to explain the invention without limiting the invention to a proper form.
Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a monitoring system for oxygen therapy according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic structural view of a respiratory sound collecting mechanism of a monitoring system for oxygen therapy, which is not connected to a nasal catheter.
Fig. 3 is a schematic structural view of a respiratory sound collecting mechanism of a monitoring system for oxygen therapy, which is connected to a nasal catheter.
Fig. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of an oxygen circulation monitoring mechanism of a monitoring system for oxygen therapy of the present invention.
Fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a noise collection module of a monitoring system for oxygen therapy according to the present invention.
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1-nasal catheter, 2-oxygen pipeline,
3-breath sound collecting mechanism
301-detection body, 302-respiratory frequency detection signal inlet, 303-sound monitoring microphone, 304-baffle, 305-buckle, 306-connecting ear
4-oxygen circulation monitoring mechanism
401-monitoring body, 402-oxygen inlet, 403-oxygen outlet,
404-a first air inlet cavity, 405-a second air inlet cavity, 406-a one-way valve,
407-oxygen monitoring microphone,
408-sound monitoring microphone placing cavity, 409-connecting air port;
5-noise monitoring module
501-noise entrance, 502-noise monitoring microphone.
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The technical solution provided by the present invention will be explained in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Example 1 as shown in figure 1 of the drawings,
a monitoring system for oxygen therapy comprises
A nasal cannula 1 for delivering oxygen to a patient;
an oxygen pipeline 2 which is communicated with the nasal catheter 1 and is used for supplying oxygen;
the breath sound collecting mechanism 3 is used for collecting breath sounds of the mouth and the nose;
an oxygen circulation monitoring means 4; one end of the oxygen pipeline 2 is connected, the other end of the oxygen pipeline is connected with the nasal catheter 1, and oxygen is output to the nasal catheter 1 through the oxygen pipeline 2 and the oxygen circulation monitoring mechanism 4;
the controller is used for receiving the breath sound data of the breath sound acquisition mechanism 3 and calculating the breath frequency; receiving the oxygen circulation information detected by the oxygen circulation detection mechanism, identifying whether the patient inhales oxygen, and recording the effective oxygen inhalation time.
The utility model discloses utilize the mode of sound collection, gather the air current sound of smell, and then obtain respiratory frequency, oxygen circulation detection mechanism can the real-time supervision oxygen circulation information, gives the clear and definite oxygen service data of medical insurance department to combine the air current data of smell can accurately judge, whether the user has used oxygen therapy.
Specifically for the oxygen supply passes through oxygen pipeline 2, nasal catheter 1 and to the patient oxygen suppliment, the user uses nose and/or oral area exhalation air current, and the air current passes through respiratory frequency detection signal entry 302 and gets into in detecting body 301, and respiratory frequency detection signal entry 302's bore is less, and the air current is through the time, can be in detecting body production sound, and sound monitoring miaow 303 discerns these sound data, transmits to the controller, and then calculates respiratory frequency.
The complexity of conventional pressure detection is avoided by the sound collection mode, because the output port of oxygen is in an open state in the oxygen inhalation process of the nasal catheter 1, the pressure change amplitude in the oxygen pipeline 2 is very small, and the pressure sensor is extremely easy to be interfered by the outside in the detection process, so that the judgment is not accurate.
Breath sound acquisition mechanism 3 is including detecting body 301, the body is provided with respiratory frequency detection signal entry 302 for collect the breath sound of oronasal part, still includes sound monitoring miaow head 303, is used for detecting the breath sound of oronasal part, with breath sound data transmission to controller.
The breathing rate detection device further comprises a baffle 304, the baffle 304 is fixed on the detection body 301 and used for blocking the flow of breath, and the breathing rate detection signal inlet 302 is arranged on the detection body 301 at one side of the baffle 304 facing the user. Baffle 304 can effectively hinder the air current, makes the air current obstructed, and the conduction gets into respiratory frequency detection signal entry 302 down, has improved respiratory sound and has obtained efficiency, the height of baffle 304 is 0.5 ~ 3 centimetres.
As shown in fig. 2, the utility model discloses can also transmit sound to the end through the form of body, reduce the part quantity of oronasal part, the power line of sound monitoring miaow 303 also can be integrated to be placed in the other end of body, and the patient uses the one end at position is kept away from to the pipeline promptly, has effectively reduced user's psychological burden.
The detection body 301 is set to be a tube body, the respiratory frequency detection signal inlet 302 is arranged in the tube body, the tube body is prolonged through a pipeline, and the sound monitoring microphone 303 is arranged on the pipeline and used for collecting respiratory sound data transmitted by the pipeline.
As shown in fig. 3, the utility model discloses a respiratory sound collection mechanism 3 can also be integrated on current nasal catheter 1, strengthens the result of use, the body is provided with buckle 305, buckle 305 detains and locates nasal catheter 1 is last, will detect body 301 and be fixed in nasal catheter 1. Can effectively reduce the parts of the nose, and is convenient to use.
The body is provided with two engaging lugs 306, and when detecting that body 301 connects in nasal catheter 1, two engaging lugs 306 overlap respectively in two protrusions of nasal catheter 1. The fixed detection body 301 is convenient to be fixed on the nasal catheter 1.
Two respiratory frequency detection signal inlets 302 are arranged, and are respectively arranged and corresponding to the nostril positions, and the body 301 is detected.
As shown in figure 4 of the utility model,
the oxygen circulation monitoring mechanism 4 is provided with a monitoring body 401, the monitoring body 401 is provided with an oxygen inlet 402, an oxygen outlet 403, a first air inlet cavity 404 and a second air inlet cavity 405, a one-way valve 406 is arranged at the communication position of the first air inlet cavity 404 and the second air inlet cavity 405, the first air inlet cavity 404 is communicated with the oxygen inlet 402, the second air inlet cavity 405 is communicated with the oxygen outlet 403, and the oxygen circulation monitoring mechanism further comprises an oxygen monitoring microphone 407 for detecting the opening and closing sound of the one-way valve 406.
Monitoring body 401 is provided with the sound monitoring miaow head and places chamber 408, the sound monitoring miaow head is placed chamber 408 and is provided with and connects gas port 409. Connect gas port 409 and pass through the pipeline intercommunication in the body, place chamber 408 with breathing sound data through connecting the gas port transmission to the sound monitoring miaow head.
The microphone of the breath sound collecting mechanism 3 is disposed in the first air intake cavity 404 of the monitoring body 401. The microphone is disposed in the first air intake cavity 404, and the one-way valve 406 can effectively block the airflow sound of oxygen from being conducted to the first air intake cavity 404, so that the microphone is influenced to collect the sound data of oxygen output.
Wherein, breath sound detection mechanism still includes noise monitoring module 5, including setting up in the noise entry 501 of monitoring body 401, with pipeline and noise monitoring miaow head 502 that noise entry 501 is connected, noise monitoring miaow head 502 is used for detecting the noise sound of nose or mouth.
In the description of the present invention, it should be understood that the terms "center", "longitudinal", "lateral", "front", "back", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "top", "bottom", "inner", "outer", etc. indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the drawings, and are only for convenience of description and simplicity of description, but do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a particular orientation, be constructed and operated in a particular orientation, and thus, should not be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention.
Finally, it should be noted that: the above embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solution of the present invention, and not to limit it; although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that: it is to be understood that modifications may be made to the above-described arrangements in the embodiments or equivalents may be substituted for some of the features of the embodiments, but such modifications or substitutions do not depart from the spirit and scope of the present invention.

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1. A monitoring system for oxygen therapy, characterized by: comprises a nasal catheter for delivering oxygen to a patient; an oxygen pipeline communicated with the nasal catheter and used for supplying oxygen;
the breath sound collecting mechanism is used for collecting breath sounds of the mouth and/or the nose;
an oxygen flow monitoring mechanism; one end of the oxygen pipeline is connected with the nasal catheter, and the other end of the oxygen pipeline is connected with the nasal catheter;
the controller is used for receiving the breathing sound data of the breathing sound acquisition mechanism and calculating the breathing frequency;
and receiving the oxygen circulation information detected by the oxygen circulation detection mechanism, and identifying whether the patient inhales oxygen.
2. The monitoring system for oxygen therapy according to claim 1, wherein: respiratory sound collection mechanism is including detecting the body, it is provided with respiratory frequency detection signal entry to detect the body for collect the respiratory sound of nasal part and/or oral area, still include the sound monitoring miaow head, be used for detecting the respiratory sound of nasal part and/or oral area, with respiratory sound data transmission to controller.
3. The monitoring system for oxygen therapy according to claim 2, wherein: still include the baffle, the baffle is fixed in and detects the body for block nasal part and/or oral area breathing air current, respiratory frequency detection signal entry sets up on the detection body of baffle towards user's one side.
4. A monitoring system for oxygen therapy according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that: the detection body is set to be a tube body, a respiratory frequency detection signal inlet is formed in the tube body, the tube body is prolonged through a pipeline, and the sound monitoring microphone is arranged on the pipeline and used for collecting respiratory sound data transmitted by the pipeline.
5. The monitoring system for oxygen therapy according to claim 4, wherein: the body is provided with the buckle, the buckle is buckled and is located on the nasal catheter pipeline, will detect the body and be fixed in on the nasal catheter.
6. The monitoring system for oxygen therapy according to claim 4, wherein: the body is provided with two engaging lugs, and when detecting this body coupling in nasal catheter, two engaging lugs overlap respectively in two protrusions of nasal catheter.
7. The monitoring system for oxygen therapy according to claim 4, wherein: breath sound acquisition mechanism gathers oral area and/or nasal part expiratory sound data, sends to the controller, and the controller calculates respiratory frequency.
8. The monitoring system for oxygen therapy according to claim 1, wherein: the oxygen circulation monitoring mechanism is provided with a monitoring body, the monitoring body is provided with an oxygen inlet, an oxygen outlet, a first air inlet cavity and a second air inlet cavity, the first air inlet cavity and the second air inlet cavity are communicated and provided with a one-way valve, the first air inlet cavity is communicated with the oxygen inlet, the second air inlet cavity is communicated with the oxygen outlet, and the oxygen circulation monitoring mechanism further comprises an oxygen monitoring microphone for detecting the opening and closing sound of the one-way valve.
9. The monitoring system for oxygen therapy according to claim 8, wherein: the sound monitoring microphone of the breath sound collecting mechanism is arranged in the first air inlet cavity of the monitoring body.
10. The monitoring system for oxygen therapy according to claim 8, wherein: breath sound detection mechanism still includes noise monitoring module, including setting up in the noise entry of monitoring the body, with noise access connection's pipeline and noise detection miaow head, noise detection miaow head is used for detecting the noise sound of nasal part or mouth.
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