JPS63199689A - Recipe indicating card for internal medicine - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention (Industrial Application Field) The present invention provides instructions for taking internal medicine that are devised so that the instructions for taking internal medicine obtained at hospitals, clinics, dispensing pharmacies, etc. can be visually understood. Regarding cards.

(Conventional technology) Generally, outpatients at hospitals etc. receive oral medication on their way home, but in this case, there are few cases where only one type of internal medication is required, and in most cases, there are many types of internal medication. Currently, I am receiving several days worth of oral medication.

When receiving this medicine for internal use, the patient receives instructions on how to take it at a counter, etc., but conventionally, the usage and dosage was written on the surface of the medicine bag and the instructions were given orally.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) However, when a patient receives many types of internal medicines, even if they think they understand the explanation on the spot, when they are about to take it, they are unsure which medicine to take. I often forget when and how many tablets to take, and even if I review the dosage and dosage displayed on the medicine bag, I can't tell at a glance which label corresponds to which medicine. In the end, the only way to identify internal medicines is to identify them based on their quantity, color, shape, etc., which is a waste of time and effort, and one has to take them with a sense of anxiety as to whether the identification is correct. There was a problem.

Additionally, in order to eliminate the above-mentioned problems, those administering internal medicines also need to take the time and effort of writing the color and shape of the medicine in detail on the medicine bag and repeating verbal explanations over and over again. (Means for solving the problem) The present invention was invented in order to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems.

A dosing instruction card for internal medicines, in which at least one side of the card is provided with an attachment part for removably attaching prepackaged internal medicines and a dosing instruction column displaying how to take the internal medicines. was constructed.

(Function) In the oral medicine dosing instruction card of the present invention, the administering side attaches one dose of each type of internal medicine to the attachment part, and the attached internal medicine The display of the method of taking that corresponds to the above is selected from the dosing display field, and the corresponding display in the dosing display field and the part to which the internal medicine is attached are connected by a line.

Therefore, on the patient's side, when looking at this dosing instruction card, the actual medicine for internal use and the indication of the corresponding dosing method are connected by a line, so the patient can easily see how to use each internal medicine at a glance. Be able to recognize doses.

In addition, since the internal racks attached to the attachment part of the dosing instruction card are removably attached, they can eventually be removed to take the medication.

(Example) An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the oral medicine dosing instruction card A of this embodiment uses a rectangular paperboard 1 as a card, and has an adhesive part 2 and a dosing indication si3 on the surface of the paperboard 1. is provided.

The attachment part 2 is for removably attaching a predetermined packaged internal medication, and is formed by applying an adhesive in a vertical strip shape to the center of the paperboard 1, slightly to the left. A release paper 21 is provided on the adhesive-coated surface 20 serving as part 2.

The dosage display 41!3 is provided on the right side of the paperboard 1, and displays the method of taking the internal medicine using phrases. Display phrases 31 and 32 that indicate the number of doses and their timing, display phrases 33 that indicate the timing of dosing in relation to meals, display phrases 34 that indicate the interval between one dose, and display phrases that indicate that the drug should be taken before bedtime. 35 and display phrase 36 indicating the use of Tonpuku.
and a blank space 37 for writing in other methods of administration as necessary.

In addition, on the surface of the paperboard 1 that becomes the card, in addition to the above-mentioned dosing instructions Ii3, there are instructions for use of this dosing instruction card A1I.
41 and a date column 42 are provided.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be explained.

In this example, as an internal medicine, FTP-packaged capsules 5 and tablets 6 were taken three times a day, one tablet each in the morning, noon, and evening, and two heat-seal-packed tablets 7 were taken every 6 hours. A case will be explained in which a powder medicine 8 is prescribed to be taken and wrapped in medicine wrapping paper as a tablet.

To use the dosing instruction card A of this example, prepare a capsule 5, a tablet 6, a tablet 7, and a powder medicine 8 according to the prescription.
When handing this to the patient at the counter, etc.

First, the release paper 21 is peeled off to reveal the adhesive coated surface 20, which is the attachment part 2, and the number of each internal medicine corresponding to one dose is deposited on this adhesive coated surface 20. In the example, one capsule 5, one tablet 6, two tablets 7, and one package of powdered medicine 8 are separated and attached to each.

Then, after attaching each internal medicine to the attachment part 2 as described above, select the display phrase indicating the dosing method corresponding to the attached internal medicine from among the display words in the dosage display column 3. Then, the corresponding display word and the attached part of the internal medicine are connected by drawing a line on the paperboard 1. In the example, the capsule 5 and the tablet 6 are grouped together in parentheses, and the display word
1 with a line 91 and write 3 in the blank for the number of doses, then connect the tablet 7 and the display word 34 with a line 92 and write 6 in the blank for the time, then powder medicine 8 and the display word 3
6 with a line 93.

In addition, in the example, the number of days of administration or the total number of doses for each internal medicine is written simultaneously on the left side of each internal medicine, and in this case, capsules 5 and tablets 6 are (for 3 days)
1 tablet 7 is labeled as (2 days supply), and powder medicine 8 is labeled as (5 packages).

The above work is performed while explaining to the patient.

After creating the dosing instruction card A as described above, it is placed in a medicine bag along with the remaining internal medicines and handed to the patient.

Therefore, on the patient's side, if you look at this dosing instruction card A, the actual medicine for each internal medicine and the words and phrases that indicate the corresponding dosing method are connected by lines, so each internal medicine is Be able to recognize the dosage and usage of medicines.

In addition, each internal medicine attached to the attachment part 2 of the dosing instruction card A is removably attached to the attachment part 2, so ultimately it is necessary to remove it from the attachment part 2 and take it. Become.

Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described above with reference to the drawings, the specific configuration of the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment,
Design changes that do not depart from the gist of the invention are included within the technical scope of the invention.

For example, there are no restrictions on the size or shape of the card, and as for the material, a plastic card or the like may be used instead of paperboard.

Also, for the adhesive part, if the oral medicine is removable, you can use adhesives or double-sided adhesive tape, and for release paper, place it on the back of the upper card that touches the adhesive part when stacking the cards. If you apply wax or the like, it becomes unnecessary.

Furthermore, the display contents in the dosing instruction column are not limited to those in the examples, and the display means may also be made easy to understand by using both words and illustrations.

Further, the layout of the dosing instruction field and the attachment part is free; for example, the attachment part may be provided in the shape of a horizontally long strip, or a plurality of dosing instruction fields and attachment parts may be provided.

These may be provided on both sides of the card.

Also, on the front and back of the card, displays other than the dosing instructions column, such as text or illustrations related to hospital staff, health advice, etc.
It may also include a column for advertisements, etc.

(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, with the internal medicine dosing instruction card of the present invention, it is possible to accurately recognize how to take an internal medicine just by looking at the card.

Therefore, patients can take the medicine correctly and with peace of mind by adjusting the type and amount of internal medicine to be taken at a time according to this dosing instruction card.

Furthermore, it is easy for the person administering the internal medicine to explain how to take it, and the medicine can be administered as prescribed by the doctor.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a dosing instruction card according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a plan view showing how the dosing instruction card is used.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1) At least one side of the card is provided with an attachment part for removably attaching a pre-packaged internal medicine and a dosing instruction column displaying instructions on how to take the internal medicine. An instruction card for taking oral medications.