JP2011110402A - Schedule board for medicine administration - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a schedule board for medicine administration by which a user is prevented from forgetting to take a medicine when taking a lot of tablets or capsules in a bag prescribed by a doctor in separate time bands of morning, noon and evening and can arrange medicines. <P>SOLUTION: Small transparent containers 2 which are easily attached/detached to/from the board 1 without easily falling off are separated for four time bands of morning, noon, evening, and before going to bed and placed for a week. As a method of attaching the small container, a long circular shape cut off small hole 3 may be formed in the board and an obliquely downward small claw may be formed in the small container to engage with the board. Leg parts 4 are set inclined in about 10° for easily viewing the surface in a state that the board is placed on a table. A cut off hole 5 is bored in the upper part of the board and a claw or hook is inserted thereinto to be used for hanging on a wall. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a dosage management board in which a person who needs to take medicine every daily time zone allocates medicines for several days in order to prevent forgetting to take the medicine.

  For those who need to take various types of tablets and capsules separately in the morning, noon, evening, etc., there are the following publications as background art.

Publication 1

  Registered Utility Model No. 3024180

Publication 2

  Registered Utility Model No. 3035809

Publication 3

Registered Utility Model No. 3148622 Publication No. 3148622 uses a storage bag instead of a transparent small container without a lid for distribution, and attaches a removable tape instead of a nail to the corresponding part on the board side and the back side of the storage bag. It is possible to attach and detach.
In Patent Document 2, a large number of distribution bags are arranged on the surface of a foldable file, and a hook-and-loop fastener is also used for attaching and detaching the distribution bag. However, attachment with a detachable tape or hook-and-loop fastener is easy to come off, and the position is likely to shift when reattached.
Patent Document 3 is the inventor's idea, and as a method of attaching and detaching a small container, a tongue-shaped protrusion is vertically taken out from the board, and is attached to the protrusion so as to wrap a flexible body having a hair-like surface. A hole to be fitted with this is made to prevent dropping and detaching easily. However, a simpler manufacturing method is desired, and this document is mainly used for wall hanging, and there is no mention about desktop use.

  For those who need to take a large number of tablets and capsules prescribed by a doctor in a bag every morning, noon, evening, etc., to prevent forgetting to take medicine and organize the medicine In addition, it is necessary to be able to distribute and manage medicines in an easy-to-use state. At the same time, it is desirable to be easier and cheaper to manufacture. In addition, it is desirable to be able to use both the wall hanging and the desktop.

  In order to solve this problem, in the present invention, a board is first prepared, and the leg is inclined to about 10 degrees so that the surface is easy to see when placed on a table. A circular, or oblong or rectangular cutout hole is made in the upper part of the board, and a claw or hook installed on the wall side is passed through this hole, so that it can be used for wall hanging as it is. At this time, a straight line is more stable near the center of the upper end of the board. A transparent small container that is easy to put on and take off on the board and does not fall off easily is divided into three hours in the morning, noon, and evening, or four hours before morning, noon, evening, and sleep. Deploy. The small container is attached by making an oblong cut-out small hole on the board side and providing the small container side with an obliquely downward small nail to be hung on the board side. As a method for attaching the small container, conversely, an obliquely upward small claw may be provided on the board side, and an oval cut out small hole for the small container may be formed on the small container side. The day of the week is displayed on the board, and morning, noon, evening, or morning, noon, evening, or another before sleep is displayed on a transparent small container. The medicine for one week is distributed and put in this small container, and it takes out one by one and takes it.

  According to the present invention, it is easy to use because it has an angle for desktop use, and can also be used as it is for wall hanging. Since the small medicine distribution container is held by an oval small hole and an angled small claw, it is simple and stable. In addition, since the small container is transparent, it can be easily discriminated whether or not it has been taken, and it is possible to prevent forgetting to take it as a medicine scheduled board.

  FIG. 1 shows a front view of a board for taking medicine of the present invention. In the figure, 1 is a board, 2 is a detachable transparent small container, and the figure shows an example in which one week of morning, noon and evening is arranged. Moreover, the figure shows an example in which a number of oval cutout small holes 3 are formed on the board side for attaching a small container. Reference numeral 4 denotes a leg portion which is necessary for desktop use, and has a structure for inserting a board. Reference numeral 5 denotes a horizontally long cut-out hole formed on the board, which is used when it is held and moved by hand and when it is used on a wall. Reference numeral 6 denotes a straight portion at the upper end of the board, which is more stable when hung on the wall.

  FIG. 2 is a side view of the medicine taking plan board of FIG. 1 in a table-top use state, and the board is tilted about 10 degrees rearward so that it is easier to see and use. Reference numeral 7 in the figure denotes a downward-facing small nail for placing the small container in the cut-out small hole of the board.

  FIG. 3 is a side view of the medicine-scheduled board of the present invention when used as it is for hanging on a wall, and the state of attachment to the wall is the same. An example is shown in which a small claw 8 that is obliquely upward is provided on the side, and an oval cutout small hole is provided on the small container side. In the figure, 9 is a claw installed on the wall side for holding the board, and 10 is a pin or screw for holding the claw 9 on the wall.

  FIG. 4 is an enlarged perspective view of a nail installed on the wall for hanging the wall shown in FIG. The claw 9 is a thick cardboard or resin plate having a width that is bent obliquely upward, and an upper portion that contacts the wall is fixed to the wall with a pin or screw 10.

  FIG. 5 is an enlarged perspective view showing another example of the claw installed on the wall for hanging the wall shown in FIG. An example is shown in which the nail is composed of two thick papers that are bent and bonded so as to face obliquely upward, and the double-sided tape 11 is attached to the paper that faces the upper side and the paper that faces the lower side by separating at the wall portion and adheres to the wall. .

  FIG. 6 is an enlarged perspective view showing a part of the cutout small hole 3 on the board side and the small claw 7 on the small container side to be hooked on the cutout small hole 3 used for the medicine scheduled to be taken shown in FIG. It is.

  FIG. 7 is an enlarged perspective view of another example in which the attachment method of the small container shown in FIG. 3 is reversed, and a small nail 8 is provided obliquely upward on the board side, and a cutout for hanging on the small container side is provided. A small hole 12 is formed.

  Front view showing an example of a board for taking medicine of the present invention   Side view of the medicine use plan board shown in Fig. 1 in desktop use   Side view when another example of the small container mounting method of FIG.   Enlarged perspective view of nails installed on the wall for hanging   An enlarged perspective view showing another example of a nail installed on a wall for hanging on a wall   1 is an enlarged perspective view showing a cutout small hole 3 on the board side used in FIG.   3 is an enlarged perspective view of another example in which a small claw 8 is formed on the board side and a small hole 12 is formed on the small container side by reversing the method of attaching the small container shown in FIG.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Board 2 Small container 3 Board side small hole 4 Leg part 5 Board side cut-out hole 6 Straight part of board upper end 7 Small container side downward small nail 8 Board side upward small nail 9 Nail installed on the wall side 10 Pin or screw 11 Double-sided tape 12 Small container side small hole

Claims (4)

  The board is divided into days of the week and each day of the week, and a transparent and detachable container that distributes medications that need to be taken in each time zone in a transparent, detachable container to prevent forgetting to drink. Nine small containers are arranged on the 7th day and 3 hours of Asahi, Hiru and Yu, or 7th day and are arranged for 4 hours before Asahi, Hiru, Yu and Neru, and the oval cutout holes on the board side A medicine board to be taken with a structure in which a small nail in a downward direction is provided on the small container side and the small container is hung on the board side.   3. The medicine scheduled to be taken according to claim 1, wherein the board has a structure in which a small nail in the upward direction is provided on the board side and an oval cut-out small hole is provided on the small container side.   3. The medicine scheduled to be used on a table according to claim 1, wherein the medicine is scheduled to be used on a table having a table structure that is easy to see and use by tilting the board about 10 [deg.] Rearward.   4. The medicine taking plan board having the base structure according to claim 3, wherein the board can be used as a wall hanging by providing a cutout hole in the upper part of the board and providing an upward nail or hook corresponding to the wall side. A medicine plan board with a structure that can be used.

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