JP3045729U - Drug sorter - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Problem] [Problem] It is extremely troublesome and troublesome for a person who has to take a large amount of various kinds of medicines to go to a plurality of medical departments to take out the medicine bags one by one so as not to make a mistake in the number. This is to eliminate the problem. SOLUTION: A rectangular box 1 whose upper surface is opened and can be freely opened and closed by a lid plate 11 is divided vertically by a partition plate 12,
At the bottom, drawers are placed, and at the top, vertical and horizontal frame plates 32 are arranged in a grid shape in a shallow container 31. The partition members 3 as 20 sections 33 and the outer edges of the five sections are brought into close contact with each other. The taking date entry means 4 provided with a date entry column is detachably fitted, and the morning, noon, night, and other taking time indication means 5 for one day is provided near the four sections of the partition member 3. Provided,
The medicines for 5 days can be stored in the section 33.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a medicine sorter in the form of tablets, powders, and liquids, and is particularly suitable for use by those who have to take many kinds and large quantities of medicines through multiple medical departments. Things.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventional drug containers often keep drugs purchased by doctors and pharmacies as they are, and in the absence of drug containers, they are placed in drawers or shelves in bags. .

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 There is relatively no problem if one or more types of drugs are taken once a day, but before and after meals in the morning, noon, and evening, more than one When instructed to take medicines, the types and number of medicines to be taken are increased, and it is extremely troublesome and troublesome to take out many kinds of medicines one by one and not to make a mistake in the number. Inadvertently forgetting to take it could leave your memory ambiguous and stay that way, or if you make a mistake in noticing about the amount of the drug or how to take it, it could affect the medicinal properties and damage your health . In addition, some medications are instructed to be taken at any time of the day, some are used to reduce symptoms, and some are instructed to be used in the morning or night, such as topical medicines. There was no limit. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a drug sorting container that does not cause such a situation, thereby providing a drug sorting device that is suitable for preventing wrong instructions for taking a drug and preventing forgetting to take the drug. Is to do.

[0004]

Therefore, in the present invention, a medicine box in which the medicine is taken at a time is different from the conventional medicine box in which the medicine is simply put in the bag or the bag is kept even when the bag is removed. By pre-sorting them in the upper part of the container in advance, it is possible to make a mistake in the instruction such as the amount of the medicine to be taken and to surely prevent forgetting to drink. That is, the medicine sorter according to the present invention divides a rectangular box body whose upper surface is opened and can be opened and closed with a lid plate into upper and lower stages by a partition plate, a drawer is provided at a lower portion, and a drawer is provided at an upper portion. A vertical and horizontal frame plate is arranged in a grid shape in a shallow bottom container, and a partition member having 20 sections and a taking day entry means provided with a month / date entry field on the upper surface which is in close contact with the outer edges of the 5 sections are removable. In the morning, noon, night, and other indications for taking one day in the vicinity of the four compartments of the partition member, a means for taking the medication is provided so that the medicine for five days can be stored in the compartment. It is characterized by the following.

[0005] Further, the present invention is characterized in that, based on the above-described configuration, at least the inside diameter of a section for entering a medicine in the morning, daytime, and night is 40 mm x 70 mm. Further, the present invention is characterized in that one or a plurality of pockets for storing a consultation ticket, an insurance card, and the like are provided on the inner surface of the cover plate on the premise of the above configuration.

[0006]

[Action]

 In the medicine sorter of the present invention, a removable partition member is provided on the upper part, so that medicines to be taken in the morning, day and night, and medicines to be used once a day or at other intervals are first sorted and stored. It is almost impossible to forget to take the medicines one by one, or to inadvertently take the wrong quantity or type. In addition, by setting the inner diameter of the compartment for storing the medicine in the morning, daytime, and night to be 40 mm × 70 mm, not only tablets but also powdered medicine can be stored horizontally. In addition, a pocket is provided on the inner surface of the lid plate to store essential items for going to the hospital, thereby preventing forgetting or forgetting to carry.

[0007]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, the contents of the present invention will be described with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings. The flat and rectangular box 1 whose upper surface is openable and can be opened and closed by a cover plate 11 is divided into two upper and lower stages by a partition plate 12 at a substantially central portion, and an opening 13 is provided at a lower portion of a side plate at a lower portion, and is inserted and removed from here. A free drawer 2 is provided, and a partition member 3 and a taking date writing means 4 are removably fitted on the upper part.

The partition member 3 divides the inside of the container 31 into 20 rectangular sections 33 by arranging vertical and horizontal frame plates 32 in a shallow bottom container 31 in a grid shape. The frame plate 32 is fixed in the container 31 or is detachable. The height of the portion constituting the short side 32a of each section 33 of the frame plate 32 is reduced by 2 mm so that the medicine can be easily taken in and out.

The taking day writing means 4 is provided so as to closely contact the outer edges of the container 31 of the five sections 33 of the container 31 and to provide a month / day writing column 41 on the upper surface. In the example shown in the figure, a cardboard folded into a trapezoid is used. The upper surface 42 is provided with a month / day entry column 41 and a day of the week / memo column 43 corresponding to the five sections. In the memo column 43, enter the name of the hospital and the schedule of the day of going to the hospital. A writing implement may be stored on the back of the taking day writing means 4. The date and time entry field 41 is filled in with a pencil, and when one or several days have been taken, it is rewritten and the next medicine is added to each section 33. The taking day entry means 4 is formed of a smooth plastic plate, or a styrofoam surface is pasted with a smooth plastic film or the like, and is easily wiped off with a white plate eraser made of felt in the date entry field 41 on the upper surface. You can also use an alcoholic ink that can be filled in.

The ingestion time display means 5 is provided near the outer edges of the four sections 33 of the container 31. Specifically, the “asa” corresponding to the four sections 33 is provided at the base of the inner surface of the cover plate 11. The plate 51 indicating the signs "", "HIRU", "YORU" and "OTHER" is stuck. Therefore, on the two sides of the 20 sections 33 in the container 31, there are a taking day entry means 4 and a taking time display means 5, whereby the four sections 33 are applied a day so that a total of 5 days of medicine can be obtained. It can be stored in a sorted state.

Each section 33 has an inner diameter of 40 mm × 70 mm so that not only a plurality of types of tablets to be taken at one time but also a general powder can be inserted as it is or folded in two. In the illustrated example, the inside diameter of the section 33 for storing the medicine in the morning, daytime, and night is 40 mm × 70 mm in length and width, and the section 33 for storing other medicines is 40 mm × 60 mm, which is slightly narrow. This is because irregularly used drugs generally have low utility. The depth of each section 33 is such that the short side 32a is 20 mm deep, and the others are several mm deep.

A pocket 6 made of a transparent plastic bag is attached to the back surface of the cover plate 11 so that a health insurance card, a consultation ticket, and the like to be carried to a hospital can be stored. In addition, a sample of the medicine and a card indicating directions for taking the medicine and a piece of paper for taking precautions for taking the medicine should be provided here. In consideration of the thickness of the pocket 6 and the storage, the gap is made to be several mm open when the partition member 3 is fitted into the upper part of the box 1. Although not shown, the cover plate 11 may cover the upper peripheral edge of the box 1 so that no gap is formed. In the lower drawer 2, writing utensils, thermometers, medicine bags, residual medicines, tubed application medicines, nebulizers, bottled liquid medicines, etc. that cannot be accommodated in the compartment 33 of the container 31 are to be stored. Arrange partitions in drawer 2 as necessary so that they can be organized and stored.

The box 1, the drawer 2, the partition member 3, and the like can be made of any material such as thick Kent paper, cardboard, plastic, wood, plywood, or a composite material thereof, but are easy to carry. It is desirable to select such a lightweight material. In addition, it can be formed by changing some materials of the constituent members. The partition member 3 may be an integrally molded product of plastic, the partition member 3 and the taking date writing means 4 may be integrally formed of plastic, and the partition member 3, the taking diary entry means 4 and the taking time indicating means 5 may be provided. Can be integrally formed.

It is convenient to carry the box 1 as it is and to fit it in a bag as it is, so that the length and width of the box 1 can be set to the size of about A row 4 size. Then, in order to store the powdered medicine in the section 33 or to take out the stored tablets with a finger, the inner diameter of each section 33 was determined to be 40 mm × 70 mm based on actual usability. As a result, it was found that it is optimal to sort and store the medicines for 5 days in the partition member 3.

Although not shown, when the lid plate 11 is not used so that the lid plate 11 does not open or the drawer 2 does not fall off, wrap it with an elastic cord, stop it with a belt or a hook, or attach the lid plate 11 and the box with a hook-and-loop fastener. The bottom plate of the body 1 can be connected.

[0016]

[Effect of the invention]

 According to the present invention having the above configuration, five days' worth of medicines are sorted and stored at the time of taking them, and by describing the day of taking the medicine, it is possible to reliably prevent the amount of medicine taken and forgetting to take the medicine. is there. When prescribing a drug for a new disease, a doctor may visit the drug being taken to prevent side effects due to swallowing with the drug that has been taken conventionally. Bringing a dose will suffice.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the inside diameter of the compartment for storing the medicine in the morning, daytime, and night is set to 40 mm × 70 mm, not only tablets but also powders are stored as they are or folded in two and stored sideways. You can. According to the third aspect of the present invention, the back surface of the cover plate can be effectively used, and a health insurance card and a medical examination ticket which are indispensable for the consultation can be stored, thereby preventing forgetting to bring the medical examination card.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a medicine sorter according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which the lid of the medicine sorter according to the present invention is opened and a drawer is drawn.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a stored state of the medicine sorter according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Box body 2 Drawer 3 Partition member 4 Take date entry means 5 Take time display means

Claims (3)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A rectangular box, whose upper surface is open and can be opened and closed by a cover plate, is divided into upper and lower stages by a partition plate, a drawer is provided at a lower portion, and a vertical and horizontal portion is provided in a shallow container at an upper portion. The frame member is arranged in a grid shape, and a partition member having 20 sections and a taking date writing section having a month and day entry section provided in close contact with the outer edges of the five sections are detachably fitted. A medicine sorter characterized in that morning, noon, night and other indications for taking the other day are provided in the vicinity of the four sections of the member and that the medicine for 5 days can be stored in the section. . 2. The medicine sorter according to claim 1, wherein the inside diameter of the compartment for storing the medicine at least in the morning, day, and night is 40 mm × 70 mm. 3. The medicine sorter according to claim 1, wherein one or more pockets for storing a consultation ticket, an insurance card, and the like are provided on an inner surface of the cover plate.