JPS5940831A - Automatic diagnostic apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention is an automatic medical interview device, in particular, after a question screen is displayed simultaneously with audio, an answer is made by pressing a button key, and depending on the answer, the next question screen and audio are displayed. The present invention relates to an automatic interview device in which a display is automatically repeated.

Conventionally, in this type of automatic medical interview device, slides were used as the screen display device, and the necessary slides were sequentially selected and displayed by random access, or a cassette tape recorder was used as the audio device.
Even if instructions are given to operate at the same time as the screen display, operations such as moving the tape forward, backward, and speeding up have a slow response speed due to their nature, and are subject to aging and failure rates due to mechanical control, making it difficult to use. The purpose of the present invention is to shorten the waiting time by enabling the voice device to operate immediately and simultaneously with the display of the question screen, and to store all questions and their answers until the end of the interview. The purpose of the present invention is to provide an automatic interview device that can correct input errors.

This purpose is to provide a screen display device for questions, a voice synthesis device, an input section for answering using button keys with built-in rungs, a microprocessor, and a memory.
In this case, the memory includes the RAM area of the ANSWER buffer that stores answer data, and the RO area of the answer branch table where the next question data is written based on the question number and its answer content.
The question data is read out and output directly to a screen display device having a random access function on the one hand, and by referring to the audio data table on the other hand. This is achieved by outputting the corresponding voice data to a voice synthesis device so that the next question screen and the voice are simultaneously and immediately displayed.Preferred embodiments of the present invention will now be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram showing a configuration example of the present invention, and a memory is schematically shown. 10 is a random access screen display device, 20 is a speech synthesis device, and 50 is a group of buttons with built-in lamps. 052, which includes the "return" used, is a sensor controller, 54 is an interface section, 56 is an ID card league section, and ω is a microprocessor.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the speech synthesis device 20 according to the present invention. 22 is an interface, 24H control CPU, 26id voice synthesis LSI, 21:, J timing controller, 30.32,...40 are E P
ROM, 42 is preamplifier, seal is power amplifier, 46
is a speaker, and 48 is an earphone terminal.

The memory according to the present invention includes a RAM area of an ANSWER buffer 72 for storing answer data as shown in FIG.
Consisting of a ROM area for the answer branch table 74 as shown in FIG. 6 and another ROM area for the audio data table 76 as shown in FIG. 3. FIGS. 4 and 5 illustrate the operation of the present invention. It is a schematic flowchart showing a sequence.

First, when you insert your ID card into the card reader 56,
Read the D card and send the ID to ANSWER Barefa 72.
At the same time as the number is stored in memory, the first question number 1 is output to the screen display 10 and the voice display 20, and the first screen display and voice are output. When both displays are busy (operating), no matter which answer button 50 is pressed, no response will be accepted and that input will be locked.
Since 36 bits are allocated to the ID number, up to 9 digits can be identified using BCD.

After the busy state is released, if you press any answer button, such as the ``Yes'' button, depending on the question, the built-in lamp of the ``Yes'' button lights up, and pressing any other button will not be accepted. In this manner, the answer and question number are stored in the AN'5WER file 72. According to the illustrated buffer 72, when the answer is "yes", "no", or "?", the first, second, and
One of the third bits is set, and the question number is assigned 8 bits, and up to 2 digits are prepared by BCD. A
NSWER (to Tufa 72, ID number, response data,
After the question number is stored, the answer branch table 74 is referred to, and the next question number corresponding to the content of the answer is read out and output to both the screen and audio displays 10.20, which operate simultaneously. In this case, the audio output is performed by indirect addressing, that is, by referring to the audio data table 76 as shown in FIG. For example, if you want to re-answer the O song interval in which the audio is generated simultaneously and quickly with the screen display by digital-analog processing, press the "Go back" button 50. This causes ANSWER buffer 7
2, the last answered question number is output to both the screen and voice display 10.20, and the same operation as above is performed.0 When the "Go back" button 50 is pressed, the data is A.
Prevent storage in NSWER buffer 72 0 After answering the last question, both the screen and audio display 10.2
0 will display "All medical interviews have been completed," so press I.
When the D card is removed, the display screen returns to the zero address, a cover-like operating method is displayed, no audio output is performed, and the screen is held by the next patient. It is also possible to configure the display device in place of a CRT display.

According to the present invention, the voice data is stored in the ROM area and read out by random access, and the voice synthesis device 20 operates quickly, so it is particularly useful to shorten the time required.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram showing a configuration example of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a schematic block diagram showing a configuration example of a speech synthesis device according to the present invention, FIG. 3 shows a configuration example of a voice data table according to the present invention, and FIGS. 4 and 5 show an example of the operation of the present invention. A schematic flowchart, FIG. 6 shows an example of an answer branching table according to the present invention, and FIG. 7 shows an ANSWER according to the present invention.
IO shows a configuration example of a buffer; IO is a random access screen display device; 20 is a speech synthesis device; 50 is a button and lamp display section; 72 is an ANSWE
R buffer, 74 is an answer branch table, and 76 is an audio data table.

Claims (1)

[Claims] It consists of a question screen display device, a voice synthesis device, an input unit with built-in lamps for answering with button keys, a microprocessor, and a memory, the memory including a RAM area of an ANSWER buffer for storing answer data;
It has a ROM area for the answer branching module 7" in which the next question data is written depending on the question number and its answer content, and another ROM area for the voice data table, and the question data can be read out. It is directly output to a screen display device with a random access function, and on the other hand, the corresponding voice data is output to a voice synthesis device by referring to the voice data table, and the next question screen and voice are displayed simultaneously and immediately. An automatic interview device that is characterized by: