JP2013248873A - Calendar with cassette case that prevents forgetting taking or taking twice of internal medicine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a calendar with a cassette case that prevents forgetting of taking or taking twice of medicines by making cohabitation family understandable of a taking status of medicines at a glance without relying on a vague memory of a patient, since prescription medicines of geriatric diseases are normally provided in a batch of 28 days or 30 days in one lot, and if a patient takes many kinds of medicines at designated times each day, while keeping them together in a same bag, the patient may frequently make mistakes to forget taking or taking twice.SOLUTION: In a base of a monthly calendar which can display any month, days of the week are written, and under where a roll type date display belt that can be rotated with a finger is provided, and further under where a transparent and openable type cassette case is installed, and the medicine is subdivided into a dosage for only one day and kept therein. By making two units into one set, this monthly calendar can cope with starting of taking medicine from any date of any year, and forgetting to take internal medicine and taking twice can be prevented.

Description

  The present invention relates to a calendar with a cassette case that prevents a patient from forgetting to take an internal medicine or taking it twice, which is likely to occur when a patient with an adult disease or the like takes a prescribed medicine.

When doctors prescribe internal medicines for patients with adult diseases etc., it is common for 28 to 30 days at a time, but patients forget to take or take twice when taking the medicine every day There were many times.
In addition, a device that uses a medicine box to prevent the user from forgetting to drink medicine or to overdose, or a device that electrically notifies the user of taking the medicine is known.

  Patent Publication 2003-180798   Patent Publication 2001-198195

When taking a medicine prescribed by a doctor every day, in order to prevent forgetting to drink or to drink twice, traditional methods of manually subdividing one day at a time and packing it into a date, There was a way to fill in and store the information, and a way to inform the user of the medication through an electrical device, but there was no easy way for the family members living with them to see the status of the medication.
The present invention has been made to solve the above problems.

Means to solve the problem

For a date display that can be rotated with a finger below the initials of the day of the week, etc., which are fixed on the calendar base for one month with the corners slightly raised, written in a horizontal row for one week in order from Sunday to the right Roll type belts will be installed for 6 weeks so that it can be displayed from 1st to 31st.
In addition, a transparent cassette case that can be opened and closed is provided under the belt for each week. A month display case is provided at the top of this calendar base, and the month is displayed by replacing the card. One set of two calendars for one month.
A calendar with a cassette case that prevents the user from forgetting to drink or taking it twice.

Effect of the invention

Adult patients and others often take prescription drugs for a long period of time, so they often forget to drink or take twice when taking daily, but they took it visually without relying on vague memory The present invention has an effect that the taking situation of the medicine becomes obvious not only to the patient himself but also to the family living together. In addition, since all the medicines are stored in the cassette case, the date when the medicines run out can be confirmed, so that the next hospital visit can be scheduled early.

Overall perspective view of the present invention A perspective view of a state in which both ends of a roll type movable date display belt are connected and a state where it is installed on a calendar base, and a sectional view after the installation Roll type movable date display belt Date display list of the first to sixth weeks The perspective view which shows the mode at the time of opening and closing of a cassette type medicine case Month display case and month display card

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.
(A) A month display case (2) is provided on the upper part of the calendar base (1) for a month with the four corners slightly hung on the wall surface. A month display card (3) with numbers from January to December can be inserted and removed here, and a hanging strap hole (4) is opened on the left and right sides of the calendar base so that it can be hung on a wall. .
(B) Under the month display case (2), enter the day of the week in a horizontal row using the initials in order from Sunday to the right.
(C) A roll-type movable date display belt for passing the roll-type movable date display belt (5) with the dates from the first week to the sixth week on the calendar base (1) where the day of the week is entered. Drill holes (6) left and right for 6 weeks. The part where the inside of the roll type movable date display belt (5) is in contact with the through hole (6) is rounded and chamfered so that it can rotate smoothly.
(D) Roll type movable date display belt (5) 1-7 in the first week, 2-14 in the second week, 9-21 in the third week, 23 in the fourth week 31. Enter the numbers 30 and 31 in the sixth week. The number of frames for entering the number of each belt shall be 14 frames, including those for which nothing is entered, and both ends are connected through the through holes (6).
(E) A cassette type medicine case (7) for prescription medicine is provided under the roll type movable date display belt (6). This cassette-type medicine case (7) is connected to the calendar base (1) with the opening and closing hinge (11), and is molded with a transparent resin so that the inside can be seen. A medicine drop prevention stopper (9) is provided to prevent it from falling. To open and close, operate the open / close protrusion (8) by hand. After closing, open and close the open / close protrusion (10). In addition, the cassette-type medicine case (7) for the 6th week is limited to two days.
The present invention has the above structure.
When using the present invention, first, the month display card (3) is inserted into the calendar base (1) in the month display case (2) according to the month, and then the roll type date display belt (5) is inserted into the month. Set it by moving it with your finger according to the day of the week, and finally open the cassette-type medicine case (7) and subdivide the medicine for each day into it. Hide the remaining numbers on the date display with white tape.
Usually, the prescription drugs received at a time are for 28 to 30 days, so two calendars for one month are used as a set.
This makes it possible to handle all dates regardless of which day of the year. When the medicine is received after the next time, it can be used continuously by changing and rearranging only the calendar setting of the month when the cassette case is empty.
There is still the trouble of putting the medicine in the cassette case one day at a time, but if you do this, you can easily solve the problem of forgetting to drink or taking it twice.

1 calendar base, February display case, March display card, 4 hanging strap hole, 5 roll type movable date display belt, 6 roll type movable date display belt through hole, 7 cassette type medicine case, 8 open / close handle, 9 open / close handle Stop, 10 medicine drop prevention stopper, 11 Opening and closing hinge

Claims (2)

  On the calendar base for one month with the four corners slightly raised so that it can be hung a little from the wall, etc., first, a month display card case is provided at the top so that the card for 12 months can be replaced and used, and below that is Sunday Enter the day of the week for each week in a row from left to right, and then install a roll-type display belt that can move the date with your finger below it for 6 weeks so that it can be displayed from 1st to 31st. In addition, a transparent cassette case with an openable / closable shape is provided for each week. A calendar with a cassette case that prevents you from forgetting to take internal medicine and taking it twice.   A calendar with a cassette case for preventing the user from forgetting to drink or taking it twice.

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