JPH11213058A - Recording medium recorded with fluid supplementation data, and retrieving method of fluid supplementation data using the recording medium - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To efficiently retrieve medicine information such as change of pH, change of contents with time in the case of blending various kinds of medicine to a fluid supplementation by providing ID for each combination of the components and storing condition of the fluid suppementation and recording data in a recording medium for every ID. SOLUTION: ID is provided for each combination of the components and storing condition of the fluid supplementation to record data on the change testing results of secular change of the transfusion liquid such as pH, appearance, contents in the recording medium by each ID. This recording medium is mounted on a computer device such as a personal computer and recorded data is retrieved and displayed by an appropriate display means such as CRT. As retrieving conditions, the components of the fluid supplementation and the storing condition of the transfusion liquid are inputted. For example, inputting section 2 is provided for each item to input the components of the fluid supplementation and an inputting section 3 is provided for inputting the storing condition of the fluid supplementation. After inputting retrieving conditions, a retrieving button is clicked to start retrieval.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a recording medium on which infusion drug data is recorded for easily retrieving drug information such as time-dependent change data of an infusion drug containing various kinds of drugs, and a recording medium thereof. The present invention relates to a method for retrieving infusion agent data to be used.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In general, when various drugs are blended in an infusion, drug information such as a change in pH and a change in content over time due to storage conditions such as temperature and light is obtained from a book or literature in which data is described. Has been confirmed.

[0003]

However, since various kinds of drugs such as amino acid preparations, fat emulsions, vitamin preparations, and trace element preparations may be incorporated into an infusion solution, it is necessary to examine such drug information. , Will spend a huge amount of time.

[0004] The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and has been made in consideration of the temperature,
An object of the present invention is to efficiently search for drug information such as a change in pH and a change in content over time depending on storage conditions such as light and a packaging form.

[0005]

A computer readable storage medium according to the present invention has the following arrangement to solve the above-mentioned problems.

That is, the recording medium is a computer-readable recording medium, and includes a data area in which data on a basic infusion which is a main component of the infusion is recorded, and conditions regarding temperature and light for storing the basic infusion. A data area in which data relating to storage conditions are recorded, a data area in which data relating to an amino acid agent to be added to the basic infusion agent, and data in which data relating to a fat emulsion to be added to the basic infusion agent are recorded An area, a data area in which data relating to a vitamin added to the basic infusion is recorded, a data area in which data relating to a trace element added to the basic infusion is recorded, and an Having a data area in which data relating to the drug other than the above is recorded, and the data relating to the change test result,
Including at least one of data indicating the appearance of the basic infusion over time, the change of the added drug, and the pH change, the data area is based on the type of the desired basic infusion, storage conditions, and the added drug. It is characterized by recording infusion solution data that enables access and extraction of relevant data.

Further, a method for searching for desired data from a recording medium on which infusion agent data is recorded according to the present invention has the following arrangement to solve the above-mentioned problems.

That is, a method for retrieving desired infusion agent data from a computer-readable recording medium on which infusion agent data is recorded, wherein the type of basic infusion agent as a main component of the desired infusion agent, Entering storage conditions including conditions relating to temperature and light for storing the agent, and at least one data of an additive agent added to the basic infusion agent,
The infusion agent data corresponding to the input data is extracted, and the infusion agent data is at least one of data indicating the appearance of the basic infusion agent over time, the change in the added drug, and the pH change.
A search method comprising:

[0009]

Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0010] In this embodiment, an ID is provided for each combination of the components of the infusion and the storage conditions, and changes over time of the infusion, for example, p
The data of the change test results such as H, appearance, and content are recorded on a recording medium for each ID. This recording medium is mounted on a computer device such as a personal computer, and the recorded data is searched according to the following procedure.
It is displayed by a suitable display means such as.

First, the present invention will be described in accordance with a user operation. FIG. 1 shows an example of a search condition input screen 1. As search conditions, the components of the infusion and the storage conditions of the infusion are input.
For example, as shown in FIG. 1, the components of the infusion are divided into items such as a basic infusion agent, an amino acid agent, a fat emulsion, a vitamin agent, a trace element agent, and other agents. The component can be input to the input field 2 of the corresponding item. Further, as an infusion storage condition, for example, an input field 3 for inputting a light condition is provided so that light conditions at a storage location of the infusion such as light scattering and light shielding can be input. Also,
Radio button 4 corresponding to, for example, room temperature, room temperature, freezing, and a cold place is provided as a storage temperature condition of the infusion so that a desired storage temperature can be selected. Alternatively, the storage temperature may be input numerically. Note that items other than the above can be added as search conditions.

After inputting the search conditions, the search button 5 is clicked to start the search. In FIG. 1, as an example, Hycaric Liquid No. 2 [registered trademark of Terumo Corporation] is used as a basic infusion agent, and Teramino 1 is used as an amino acid agent.
2X [registered trademark of Terumo Corporation] is shown.

Further, using a pointing device,
When an item of infusion component and storage condition is selected, a window may be opened in which a list of substances and conditions corresponding to the item is displayed. For example, as shown in FIG. 2, when the item 20 of the basic infusion is selected with a mouse or the like, a list display window 21 of the basic infusion recorded in the present embodiment is displayed. The list display window 21 is provided with a column 22 for the name of the basic infusion agent and a column 23 for indicating the components and properties of the basic infusion agent. When the window close button 24 is clicked, the list display window 21 is closed. When a desired basic infusion is selected from the list display window 21 with a mouse or the like, the name of the selected basic infusion is copied and displayed in the basic infusion input column 25 of the search condition input screen 1. Good to do. Furthermore, when the button 26 at the right end of each item on the input screen 1 is clicked, a pull-down menu 27 that displays a list of only the names of basic infusions and drugs recorded in the present embodiment may be displayed. .

FIG. 3 is an example of a screen 30 displayed after clicking the search button 5, and displays a list of search results based on the search conditions of FIG. In the example of FIG. 3, an infusion solution containing Hycalic Liquid No. 2 (registered trademark of Terumo Corporation) as a basic infusion agent and teramino 12X [registered trademark of Terumo Corporation] as an amino acid agent under various storage conditions is shown. Are listed. For example, ID1 has a hyalical liquid No. 2 (registered trademark of Terumo Corporation) as a basic infusion agent when the storage conditions are light scattering (conditions relating to light) and 24-28 ° C. (conditions relating to temperature), and an aluminum powder. Infusion containing Teramino 12X [registered trademark of Terumo Corporation], a light scattering of about 550 Lux, a change in appearance up to 48 hours after standing at 24-28 ° C (including data that does not substantially change) , PH changes (including data that does not substantially change), and changes in vitamin content (including data that does not substantially change) are recorded. When the detailed data display button 31 provided for each ID is clicked, detailed change data (FIG. 4) of the infusion under each storage condition is displayed.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the detailed data display screen 40 displayed when the detailed data display button 31 of ID2 in FIG. 3 is clicked. For example, screen 4
In the case of No. 0, Hycalic Liquid No. 2 (registered trademark of Terumo Corporation) as a basic infusion agent and Teramino 1 as an amino acid agent
2X [registered trademark of Terumo Corporation].
50 Lux diffused light, when left at 24-28 ° C,
A table 41 and a graph 42 showing changes in appearance, changes in pH and changes in vitamin content over time up to 48 hours are displayed. Clicking the print button 43 prints the screen 40, and clicking the window close button 44 closes the screen 40.

FIGS. 5A and 5B are flow charts showing a processing procedure from the time when the search for the data of the infusion agent recorded on the recording medium is instructed until the time when the search result is displayed.

The processing shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B is easily realized by supplying a storage medium (for example, a floppy disk) storing the program to a computer device such as a personal computer.

When a search condition is input by the user (step S30) and a search is instructed (step S31),
It is determined whether or not the storage temperature condition has been input (step S).
1). If the storage temperature condition is input, data is extracted at the input storage temperature (step S1).
1). Next, it is determined whether or not a basic infusion has been input (step S2).

If there is an input of the basic infusion, data corresponding to the input name of the basic infusion is extracted with perfect matching of the character string (step S12). At this time, if step S11 has been executed, extraction corresponding to the basic infusion agent will be performed from the data extracted in step 11, and if step S11 has not been executed, extraction will be performed from all data. become. Next, it is determined whether an amino acid agent has been input (step S3).

If there is an input of an amino acid agent, data corresponding to the input name of the amino acid agent is extracted with perfect matching of the character string (step S13). At this time, if any one of steps S11 and S12 has been executed,
Data corresponding to the amino acid agent is extracted from the data extracted in the last executed step of steps S11 to S12. If neither step S11 or S12 has been executed, extraction is performed from all data. .
Next, it is determined whether or not a light condition has been input (step S).
4).

If a light condition is input, data extraction under the input light condition is performed with perfect matching of the character string (step S14). At this time, steps S11 to S
If at least one of Steps 13 has been executed, Step S11
The extraction under the light condition is performed from the data extracted in the last executed step of steps S13 to S13. If none of steps S11 and S13 has been executed, the extraction is performed from all the data. Next, it is determined whether or not another medicine has been input (steps S5 to S7).

In FIG. 1, since there are three input fields for other medicines, it is determined whether or not there is an input for each of the input fields (steps S5, S6 and S7). Is extracted (steps S15, S16, S17). This extraction is performed by character string partial matching. When executing step S15, if at least one of steps S11 to S14 is executed,
Extraction corresponding to the name of the medicine is performed from the data extracted in the last executed step of steps S11 to S14, and if none of steps S11 and S14 has been executed, extraction is performed from all data. Step S
16 and S17 are similarly executed. Note that the number of input fields for other drugs in FIG. 1 is not limited to three, and in this case, the steps for extracting other drugs are performed according to the number of input fields.

Next, it is determined whether or not a trace element has been input (step S8). If there is an input of a trace element, data corresponding to the input name of the trace element is extracted by partial matching of character strings (step S18). At this time, step S
If any one of steps S11 to S17 has been executed, extraction corresponding to the trace element is performed from the data extracted in the last executed step of steps S11 to S17. If not, extraction is performed from all data. next,
It is determined whether a fat emulsion has been input (step S9).

If there is an input of a fat emulsion, data corresponding to the input fat emulsion name is extracted by matching the character strings partially (step S19). At this time, step S1
If any one of 1 to S18 is executed,
Data corresponding to the name of the fat emulsion is extracted from the data extracted in the last executed step of steps S11 to S18. If none of steps S11 to S18 has been executed, extraction from all data is performed. Done. Next, it is determined whether a vitamin is input (step S10).

If there is a vitamin input, data corresponding to the input vitamin name is extracted by matching the character strings partially (step S20). At this time, step S1
If any one of 1 to S19 has been executed,
Vitamin is extracted from the data extracted in the last executed step of steps S11 to S19,
If none of steps S11 to S19 has been executed, extraction is performed from all data. Next, step S2
Proceed to 1.

In step S21, it is determined whether or not the number of extracted data (hereinafter referred to as "extracted number") is zero. If the number of extracted items is 0, it indicates that the number of extracted items is 0, and returns to step S30.
If the number of extractions is one or more, the process proceeds to step S22 to list the extracted infusions. When closing the list display (YES in step S23), the process returns to step S30. When the detailed data display button 31 is pressed (YES in step S24), the ID corresponding to the pressed button
Is displayed (step S25). If there is a print instruction (YES in step S26), the detailed data being displayed is printed (step S28). When the display of the detailed data is closed (YES in step S27), the process returns to step S30.

In this embodiment, temperature and light can be directly input as storage conditions. For example, an appropriate temperature and light may be used according to the purpose of infusion such as home use, hospital use, and continuous administration for a long time. The light conditions may be set in advance, and the user may select the purpose of use, and the search may be performed based on the temperature and light conditions corresponding to the purpose of use.

Further, as the storage condition, the condition of the packaging form of the infusion solution may be inputted so that the condition can be searched.

[0029]

[Effect of the Invention] When various kinds of drugs are blended in an infusion solution,
Drug information such as a change in pH and a change in content over time depending on storage conditions such as temperature and light can be efficiently searched.

Further, if the condition of the packaging form of the infusion solution is also input as the storage condition, more detailed search for drug information such as a temporal change in pH and a change in content can be efficiently performed.

[0031]

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a search condition input screen 1. FIG.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing another example of a search condition input screen 1;

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a screen 30 displaying results searched based on the search conditions of FIG.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a detailed data display screen 40.

FIG. 5A is a flowchart showing a procedure for searching for data of an infusion solution in the present embodiment.

FIG. 5B is a flowchart showing a procedure for searching for data of an infusion agent in the present embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Search condition input screen 2 Input field 3 Light field input field 4 Check box 5 Search button 21 Basic infusion agent list display window 30 Search result list display screen 40 Detailed data display screen

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A recording medium readable by a computer, comprising a data area in which data relating to a basic infusion as a main component of the infusion is recorded, and conditions relating to temperature and light for storing the basic infusion. A data area in which data relating to storage conditions are recorded; a data area in which data relating to an amino acid agent to be added to the basic infusion; and data in which data relating to a fat emulsion added to the basic infusion are recorded An area, a data area in which data relating to a vitamin added to the basic infusion is recorded, a data area in which data relating to a trace element added to the basic infusion is recorded, and an addition to the basic infusion And a data area in which data to be used as a drug other than the above is recorded. Including at least one of data indicating the change in the added drug and the pH change, accessing the data area based on a desired type of basic infusion agent, storage conditions, and the added drug, and extracting relevant data. Recording medium on which infusion agent data that enables the infusion is recorded. 2. A method for retrieving desired infusion agent data from a computer-readable recording medium on which infusion agent data is recorded, comprising: a type of a basic infusion agent which is a main component of the desired infusion agent; Inputting storage conditions including temperature and light conditions for storing the drug, and at least one data of the added drug to be added to the basic infusion drug; extracting infusion drug data corresponding to the input data; The search method, wherein the drug data includes at least one of data indicating the appearance of the basic infusion drug over time, the change of the added drug, and the pH change.