CN221060651U - Infant choking alarm device - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to an infant choking alarm device comprising: a harness body configured to be wearable attached to a first location of the infant's set limb and a mobile terminal for alerting communicatively coupled to the harness body, the device further comprising an accessory kit connected to the harness body and wearable attached to a second location of the infant's set limb. The accessory kit is sized to fit a finger. The device also includes a connection element extending between the harness body and the accessory kit that controls a relative distance between the harness body and the accessory kit. The device provided by the utility model is characterized in that the belt body worn on the wrist is connected with the accessory suite through the connecting element, the accessory suite is worn on the root of a finger, and the belt body is worn on the wrist.

Description

Infant choking alarm device

Technical Field

The utility model relates to the technical field of safety monitoring, in particular to monitoring equipment, and particularly relates to infant choking alarm equipment.

Background

Studies have shown that 90% of dead people with sudden infant death syndrome are infants within 6 months, mostly dying during mid-night to early-morning sleep or rest. Compared with adults, the respiratory system and limbs of the infant are not developed completely, and respiratory obstruction can be caused due to body position change when the infant sleeps, such as a prone state when the infant sleeps, so that the risk of asphyxia is increased. In the case of a neonate, when the respiratory airway is blocked to cause insufficient oxygen supply, the heartbeat of the neonate is stopped for only 1 minute, the brain is anoxic for 4 minutes, and the brain cells are irreversibly necrotized.

Currently, a monitoring device for monitoring an infant to reduce occurrence of choking events is provided in patent application CN109106341a, which provides a sleep monitoring bracelet for an infant and a sleep monitoring method for an infant, the monitoring bracelet includes: the bracelet comprises a bracelet body, a handle and a handle, wherein the bracelet body comprises a containing box and a fixing belt; the monitoring device is arranged inside the accommodating box and comprises a heart rate monitoring unit, a motion monitoring unit, a wireless transmission unit and a processing unit, wherein the heart rate sensing unit, the motion sensing unit and the signal transmitting unit are respectively and electrically connected with the processing unit; and the alarm is in communication connection with the signal transmitting unit. During the sleeping process of the baby, the friction between the monitoring bracelet and the bed body can cause the fixing belt of the monitoring bracelet to slide on the arm of the baby and be clamped at a certain position of the arm.

Mention is made in the prior art of: "in terms of the tightness of wearing the wrist strap, the wrist strap is worn too loosely, and can frequently fall off due to the limb activity of the child patient, if the wrist strap is worn too tightly, the light person can cause tightening marks, and the heavy person can influence the blood circulation of the limb. The baby wrist is slim, and the caliber of the bracelet is larger than that of the baby wrist, and the bracelet can slide on the arm in a large range, so that the monitoring result is inaccurate or is separated from the wrist. In addition, when baby's arm and bed body take place friction or have other activities, the bracelet slides towards the elbow easily, and the bracelet can block at the position of thickening when sliding to the position of forearm thickening, and the blood circulation of limbs can receive the influence. Infants do not have the ability to autonomously adjust the wristband, and if the problem is not found for a long time, the blood vessel is pressed for a long time to cause limb ischemia, and when severe, the limb ischemia can cause ulceration or necrosis. Accordingly, the present application is directed to an improvement in a hand ring monitoring device that addresses the above-described problems.

Furthermore, there are differences in one aspect due to understanding to those skilled in the art; on the other hand, since the applicant has studied a lot of documents and patents while making the present utility model, the text is not limited to details and contents of all but it is by no means the present utility model does not have these prior art features, but the present utility model has all the prior art features, and the applicant remains in the background art to which the right of the related prior art is added.

Disclosure of utility model

In view of the deficiencies of the prior art, the present utility model provides an infant choking alert device comprising:

A leash body configured to be wearable attached to a first position of a set limb of an infant, and a mobile terminal for alerting communicatively coupled to the leash body. The apparatus further includes an accessory kit connected to the harness body and being wearable attached to the infant setting limb in a second position. The belt body is connected to the accessory kit by a connecting element having a first length to control the range of movement of the belt body.

Preferably, the accessory kit is sized to fit a finger to control the distance of the strap body relative to the accessory kit.

According to a preferred embodiment, the device further comprises a connecting element extending between the belt body and the accessory kit, the connecting element controlling the relative distance between the belt body and the accessory kit.

According to a preferred embodiment, the connecting element has a first length to control the range of movement of the belt body.

According to a preferred embodiment, the limb is configured as an arm, the accessory kit is sized to fit a finger in the second position, and the connecting element controls the distance of the strap body relative to the accessory kit when the accessory kit is worn on the finger in the second position.

According to a preferred embodiment, the first length is the distance of the accessory kit to a position allowing the sliding of the belt body on the arm no more than the middle of the forearm.

According to a preferred embodiment, the device is provided with at least one accessory kit having adaptations to different finger sizes, connected to the body of the band, so that the accessory kit can be worn on different fingers and/or simultaneously with at least two fingers.

Preferably, the tape body includes: a base having a first end portion connected to the first belt body and a second end portion connected to the second belt body; the end part of the first belt body, which is far away from the base body, is provided with a first closing part; the end part of the second belt body, which is far away from the base body, is provided with a second closing part which is matched with the first closing part. The first closure portion and the second closure portion are mutually locked in a form-fitting manner, thereby closing the belt body.

Preferably, the second closure portion is provided on a surface of the second band facing away from the skin to reduce pinching of the skin.

Preferably, the first closure portion is configured as a retaining aperture and the second closure portion is configured as a fastener, the retaining aperture of the first strap engaging the fastener of the second strap such that the end of the second strap remote from the base remains on the first strap.

Preferably, the first band is provided with at least one limiting aperture to enable the end of the second band remote from the base to be held in different closed positions of the first band.

Preferably, the plurality of limiting holes are arranged at intervals on the first belt body along the extending direction of the first belt body so as to form closed belt body with different calibers.

Preferably, the bottom of the base is provided with a joint for mounting the detection module.

Preferably, the device is capable of being used in conjunction with a detection module to detect vital signs of a user.

Preferably, the mobile terminal for alarming can be a mobile phone, a computer or a tablet computer. When the detection module detects an abnormal result, the mobile terminal sends out alarm information.

The application also provides a suffocation auxiliary monitoring device which is matched with the detection module for use and can be used for acquiring physiological parameters of a user.

The application also provides anti-asphyxia alarm equipment which is matched with the detection module and the mobile terminal for use, and can monitor vital signs of a user and timely discover abnormal conditions so as to prevent asphyxia death.

The application also provides anti-asphyxia detection equipment.

The utility model has the beneficial effects that:

1. The device provided by the utility model is characterized in that the belt body worn on the wrist is connected with the accessory suite through the connecting element, the accessory suite is worn on the root of a finger, and the belt body is worn on the wrist. Compared with the traditional monitoring bracelet, on one hand, the utility model can limit the moving distance of the belt body through the accessory suite and the connecting element, and the necessity of limiting the moving distance of the belt body is as follows: when an infant sleeps on the bed body, the sleeping posture of the infant is not fixed, the body part and the bed body are rubbed with each other, particularly, the arm of the infant is thin, the caliber of the worn bracelet is usually smaller than the fist-making size and larger than the wrist, the monitored bracelet easily slides towards the elbow direction to reach the thickened part of the arm due to the friction effect in the sleeping process, when the size of the thickened part is equal to or larger than the caliber of the monitored bracelet, the monitored bracelet can be clamped at the part to influence the blood circulation, and if the condition is not found for a long time, limb ischemia of the infant can be caused, and ulceration or necrosis can be caused when serious. The utility model can well solve the problem, when the accessory suite is worn on the root of the finger of an infant, the connecting element has a certain length, the moving range of the belt main body is limited, even if the caliber of the belt main body is larger than that of the wrist, the belt main body can only move near the wrist and can not slide to the thicker part of the arm, thus avoiding the blockage of blood circulation caused by the clamping of the belt main body on the arm.

2. The belt main part is detachably connected with the detection module, and the advantage of this setting lies in: when being applied to different users, the belt main body can be directly replaced, and the detection module is installed on the new belt main body for use, so that cross infection among different users is avoided.

Drawings

FIG. 1 is a simplified schematic diagram of an infant choking alarm device in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present utility model in combination with a detection module;

Fig. 2 is a simplified schematic structural diagram of an infant choking alarm device according to another preferred embodiment of the utility model.

List of reference numerals

100: A belt body; 110: a base; 111: a joint; 120: a first belt body; 121: a first closing portion; 130: a second belt body; 131: a second closing portion; 200: an accessory kit; 300: a connecting element; 400: a detection module; 410: a butt joint part; 500: a mobile terminal.

Detailed Description

The following detailed description refers to the accompanying drawings.

In the present utility model, the set limb mainly refers to the limb. The set limb may be an arm or a leg, for example. The first position is a wrist location. The second position is the finger position, especially the position of the root of the finger.

In the description of the present utility model, it should be noted that the positional or positional relationship indicated by the terms such as "upper", "lower", "top", "bottom", etc. are based on the positional or positional relationship shown in the drawings, are merely for convenience of describing the present utility model and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the apparatus or element in question must have a specific orientation, be constructed and operated in a specific orientation, and thus should not be construed as limiting the present utility model. Furthermore, the terms "first," "second," and the like, are used for descriptive purposes only and are not to be construed as indicating or implying relative importance. In the description of the present utility model, it should be noted that, unless explicitly specified and limited otherwise, the terms "provided with," "connected to," and the like are to be construed broadly, and may be fixedly connected, detachably connected, or integrally connected, for example; can be directly connected or indirectly connected through an intermediate medium, and can be communication between two elements. The specific meaning of the above terms in the present utility model can be understood as appropriate by those of ordinary skill in the art. The embodiments described below are only some, but not all, embodiments of the utility model.

Example 1

The present embodiment provides an infant choking alarm device. The apparatus includes a harness body 100, a first position in which the harness body 100 is configured to be wearable attached to a set limb of an infant, and a mobile terminal 500 for alerting communicatively coupled to the harness body. The device further includes an accessory kit 200 connected to the harness body 100 and being wearable attached to the second position of the infant-set limb. The belt body 100 is connected with the accessory kit 200 through the connection member 300 having the first length to control the moving range of the belt body 100.

The accessory kit 200 is sized to fit a finger to control the distance of the leash body 100 relative to the accessory kit 200.

According to a preferred embodiment, the device further comprises a connecting element 300 extending between the harness body 100 and the accessory kit 200. The connection element 300 controls the relative distance between the strap body 100 and the accessory kit 200.

Fig. 1 is an embodiment of an alarm device that includes a belt body 100, a connecting element 300, and an accessory kit 200. The belt body 100 is worn on the wrist of the infant, the accessory kit 200 is worn on the finger, the belt body 100 is connected with the accessory kit 200 through the connecting element 300, and the sliding distance of the belt body 100 is controlled within a certain range due to the certain length of the connecting element 300, namely, the belt body 100 can only slide for a limited distance range on the arm of the infant, so that the belt body 100 is prevented from being clamped at the thickened part of the arm after sliding to cause adverse effects on the body of the infant.

Preferably, the accessory kit 200 can be worn on any finger. Preferably, the apparatus is provided with at least one accessory kit 200 to more stably control the range of movement of the belt body 100, as shown in fig. 2. According to a preferred embodiment, the device is provided with at least one accessory kit 200 connected to the belt body 100 with different finger sizes adapted to enable the accessory kit 200 to be worn on different fingers and/or simultaneously wear said accessory kit 200 on at least two fingers. For example, the band body 100 is connected to two accessory sets 200 through the connection member 300, one accessory set 200 is worn on the root of the index finger and the other accessory set 200 is worn on the root of the middle finger. Preferably, the accessory kit 200 is configured to fit in the ring shape of a finger. The accessory kit 200 can be a flexible material to reduce injury to the skin of the infant. For example, a ring-shaped sleeve made of tpe materials.

Preferably, the connecting element 300 can be an adjusting rope. The adjusting rope is constructed of a soft material and can be a cotton rope having a certain width. Preferably, the connecting element 300 can be a connecting band similar to a medical wristband.

Preferably, one end of the connection member 300 is connected to the accessory set 200, and the other end of the connection member 300 is connected to the base 110.

According to a preferred embodiment, the connecting element 300 has a first length to control the range of movement of the belt body 100. Preferably, the first length is such that the accessory kit 200 is no further from the center of the forearm than the position that allows the strap body 100 to slide over the arm when the device is worn on the infant's hand. Preferably, the first length is 3 to 10cm. Specifically, the first length can be 4-6 cm when the accessory kit 200 is worn on the thumb; the first length can be 7-8 cm when the accessory kit 200 is worn in the middle finger, and thus the connecting element 300 can control the strap body 100 to a range of about 2cm from the vicinity of the wrist.

Preferably, the tape body 100 includes: a base 110 having a first end connected to the first belt 120 and a second end connected to the second belt 130; the first belt 120, the end of which remote from the base 110 is provided with a first closing portion 121; the end of the second band 130, which is far from the base 110, is provided with a second closing portion 131 that is adapted to the first closing portion 121. The first closing part 121 and the second closing part 131 are locked to each other in a form-fitting manner, thereby closing the tape body 100.

Preferably, the second closing portion 131 is disposed on a surface of the second band 130 facing away from the skin to reduce the squeezing of the skin.

Preferably, the first closing portion 121 is provided as a limiting hole, the second closing portion 131 is provided as a fastener, and the limiting hole of the first strap 120 engages the fastener of the second strap 130, so that the end of the second strap 130 remote from the base 110 is held on the first strap 120. Specifically, the fastener can be a pintle protruding from the body of the second belt body 130. Preferably, the material of the pintle is the same as that of the second belt body 130, and the material of the pintle is rubber.

Preferably, the first band 120 is provided with at least one limiting aperture to allow the end of the second band 130 remote from the base 110 to remain in a different closed position of the first band 120. Preferably, the first belt 120 is provided with a plurality of limiting holes. The plurality of limiting holes are arranged on the first belt 120 at intervals along the extending direction of the first belt 120. The snap-pins, when locked with the different-position limiting holes, can form closed belt bodies 100 of different calibers.

According to a preferred embodiment, the alarm device is used in conjunction with a detection module 400, as shown in FIG. 1. Preferably, the bottom of the base 110 is provided with a joint 111 to mount the detection module 400. Preferably, the engagement portion 111 is capable of securing the detection module 400 to the base 110 of the tape body 100. The detection module 400 has a mating portion 410 that mates with the engagement portion 111. Preferably, the base 110 is provided as a hollow housing. The housing does not have a top surface, and the joint 111 is provided at the bottom of the housing. Preferably, the engagement portion 111 is a groove. The detection module 400 has a mating portion 410 that is adapted to the shape of the mating portion 111. The abutment 410 is a protrusion that fits into the recess. Preferably, the surface of the substrate 110 contacting the skin is provided with a bonding layer to reduce the probability of skin damage. The bonding layer can be a soft, cotton material.

The detection module 400 is detachably connected to the base 110, and when in use, the detection module 400 is mounted in the base 110, and the belt body 100 has an open state and a closed state. After the accessory set 200 is worn on the root of the finger of the infant and the belt body 100 is wrapped around the wrist in an open state, the buckle of the second belt body 130 is buckled at the limiting hole at a proper position according to the size of the infant wrist, and the limiting hole is the closed position of the belt body 100. The end of the second strap 130 remote from the base 110 forms a closed bracelet at the limiting aperture. When the limiting hole is selected for locking, a space needs to be reserved between the formed bracelet and the wrist, and the smoothness of blood circulation is maintained.

Preferably, the detection module 400 can be a heart rate monitoring module. Preferably, the monitoring module can be an optical heart rate sensor, PPG sensor, similar to a millet bracelet. Preferably, the detection module 400 can be a heart rate sensor provided with bulletin number CN 113040771B. The detection result is transmitted to the mobile terminal 500 through a wireless transmission manner. The present solution is not intended to improve the structure or control manner of the detection module 400 itself, and the detection module 400 in the present solution can be directly implemented by using a sensor such as the above example.

The device provided in this embodiment is used in combination with the detection module 400 and the mobile terminal 500 for alarming. Preferably, the detection module 400 is communicatively connected to the mobile terminal 500 to transmit the detection result to the mobile terminal 500. Preferably, the mobile terminal 500 can be a mobile phone, a computer, a tablet computer. When the detection module 400 detects an abnormal result, for example, when the infant is choked, the heart rate is lower than 60 times/minute, the blood pressure is lower than 70/50mmhg (9.3/6.7 kPa), the blood oxygen saturation is lower than 90%, and the mobile terminal 500 sends out alarm information to enable a guardian or medical staff to find the abnormal condition of the infant in time and take emergency measures in time. Preferably, the alarm information can be sound information and/or light information. For example, the detection module 400 detects an abnormal result, and the speaker of the mobile terminal 500 sounds a continuous bell to alert the guardian or the medical staff. Preferably, the detection module 400 is in communication connection with a nurse station call host of the hospital, and when the detection module 400 detects an abnormal result, the nurse station call host emits sound and light information. For example, the calling host emits a ring and red light signal.

It should be noted that the above-described embodiments are exemplary, and that a person skilled in the art, in light of the present disclosure, may devise various solutions that fall within the scope of the present disclosure and fall within the scope of the present disclosure. It should be understood by those skilled in the art that the present description and drawings are illustrative and not limiting to the claims. The scope of the utility model is defined by the claims and their equivalents. The description of the utility model encompasses multiple inventive concepts, such as "preferably," "according to a preferred embodiment," or "optionally," all means that the corresponding paragraph discloses a separate concept, and that the applicant reserves the right to filed a divisional application according to each inventive concept. Throughout this document, the word "preferably" is used in a generic sense to mean only one alternative, and not to be construed as necessarily required, so that the applicant reserves the right to forego or delete the relevant preferred feature at any time.

Claims (10)

1. An infant asphyxia alarm device comprising:

A belt body (100), the belt body (100) being configured to be wearable attached to a first position of a set limb of the infant,

And a mobile terminal (500) for alerting communicatively coupled to the belt body (100),

It is characterized in that the method comprises the steps of,

The device further comprises an accessory kit (200) connected to the harness body (100) and being wearable attached to the second position of the infant setting limb,

Wherein,

The belt body (100) is connected to the accessory kit (200) by a connecting element (300) having a first length to control the range of movement of the belt body (100).

2. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the set limb is an arm, the accessory kit (200) being sized to fit a finger in a second position, the connecting element (300) controlling a distance of the belt body (100) relative to the accessory kit (200) when the accessory kit (200) is worn on the finger in the second position.

3. The apparatus of claim 1 or 2, wherein the first length is a distance from the accessory kit (200) to a position that allows the belt body (100) to slide on an arm no more than a mid-portion of a forearm.

4. A device according to claim 3, characterized in that it is provided with at least one accessory kit (200) with different finger sizes adapted to be connected to the belt body (100), so that the accessory kit (200) can be worn on different fingers and/or a plurality of the accessory kits (200) can be worn on at least two fingers simultaneously.

5. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the belt body (100) comprises:

A base (110) having a first end portion connected to the first belt (120) and a second end portion connected to the second belt (130),

A first belt body (120) having a first closing portion (121) provided at an end thereof remote from the base body (110),

A second belt body (130), the end of which, which is far away from the base body (110), is provided with a second closing part (131) which is matched with the first closing part (121),

The first closing part (121) and the second closing part (131) are mutually locked in a form-fitting manner, so that the belt body (100) is closed.

6. The device according to claim 5, characterized in that the second closure (131) is provided at the surface of the second band (130) facing away from the skin to reduce the squeezing of the skin.

7. The apparatus of claim 5, wherein the first closure portion (121) is configured as a retention aperture and the second closure portion (131) is configured as a clasp, the retention aperture of the first strap (120) engaging the clasp of the second strap (130) such that an end of the second strap (130) distal from the base (110) is retained on the first strap (120).

8. The apparatus according to claim 7, characterized in that the first belt body (120) is provided with at least one limiting aperture, so that the end of the second belt body (130) remote from the base body (110) is held in different closed positions of the first belt body (120).

9. The apparatus of claim 8, wherein a plurality of limiting holes are spaced along the direction of extension of the first band (120) on the first band (120) to form closed band bodies (100) of different calibers.

10. The apparatus according to claim 9, characterized in that the bottom of the base body (110) is provided with a joint (111) for mounting a detection module (400).