PL412208A1 - Method and the device for determining the injured person physiological condition - Google Patents

Method and the device for determining the injured person physiological condition

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PL412208A1
PL412208A1 PL412208A PL41220815A PL412208A1 PL 412208 A1 PL412208 A1 PL 412208A1 PL 412208 A PL412208 A PL 412208A PL 41220815 A PL41220815 A PL 41220815A PL 412208 A1 PL412208 A1 PL 412208A1
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casualty
injured
injured person
microcontroller
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Radosław Nowosielski
Mateusz Rulewicz
Michał Uherek
Bernard Zając
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Heart Spółka Z Ograniczoną Odpowiedzialnością
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Przedmiotem wynalazku jest sposób i urządzenie do określania stanu fizjologicznego poszkodowanego, przeznaczone dla zespołu ratownictwa medycznego, do automatycznej oceny stanu zdrowia rannych poprzez pomiar i monitoring w czasie rzeczywistym zmian parametrów życiowych, zwłaszcza pulsu, saturacji krwi, pozycji i aktywności ciała rannych. Sposób polega na tym, że na czole poszkodowanego mocuje się znanymi technikami urządzenie główne (1), zawierające pulsoksymetr i akcelerometr (10), po czym w czasie rzeczywistym pulsoksymetrem z diodami LED czerwoną (5) i podczerwoną (6), mierzy się i monitoruje puls, saturację i częstotliwość oddechową poszkodowanego, akcelerometrem (10) mierzy się i monitoruje aktywność fizyczną poszkodowanego i ocenia jego przytomność, następnie zmierzone sygnały parametrów życiowych poszkodowanego przetwarza się w mikrokontrolerze (4), w wyniku czego otrzymuje się informację o przytomności poszkodowanego i o jego grupie ryzyka, którą przesyła się bezprzewodowo do urządzenia mobilnego (14), ponadto zmierzonym pulsem steruje się diodą LED RGB (11), która miga z częstotliwością pulsu poszkodowanego. Urządzenie ma co najmniej jedno urządzenie główne (1) zasilane akumulatorem (2), wyposażone w mikrokontroler (4), do którego podłączone są poprzez sterownik diod (12) diody LED czerwona (5) i podczerwona (6) oraz poprzez pierwszy przetwornik AC (7) i wzmacniacz fotodiody (8) z fotodiodą (9) stanowiące pulsoksymetr, ponadto do mikrokontrolera (4) podłączony jest akcelerometr (10), korzystnie trójosiowy, dioda LED RGB (11) i moduł komunikacji bezprzewodowej (13), komunikujący się z urządzeniem mobilnym (14).The subject of the invention is a method and device for determining the physiological state of an injured person, intended for a medical emergency team, for automatic assessment of the state of health of injured persons by measuring and monitoring in real time changes in vital parameters, especially pulse, blood saturation, position and activity of the injured body. The method consists in fixing the main device (1) containing the pulse oximeter and accelerometer (10) to the injured person's forehead using known techniques, and then measuring in real time with a pulse oximeter with red (5) and infrared (6) LEDs, measuring and monitoring pulse, saturation and respiratory frequency of the casualty, the accelerator (10) measures and monitors the physical activity of the casualty and assesses his consciousness, then the vital signs of the casualty are measured in the microcontroller (4), which provides information about the consciousness of the casualty and its group risk, which is sent wirelessly to the mobile device (14), in addition, the measured pulse is controlled by the RGB LED (11), which flashes with the frequency of the injured person's pulse. The device has at least one main device (1) powered by a battery (2), equipped with a microcontroller (4), to which are connected via a diode driver (12) red (5) and infrared (6) LEDs and through the first AC converter ( 7) and a photodiode amplifier (8) with a photodiode (9) constituting a pulse oximeter, in addition to the microcontroller (4) an accelerometer (10) is connected, preferably a three-axis, an RGB LED (11) and a wireless communication module (13) that communicates with the device mobile (14).

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