WO1999052433A1 - Body fluid testing device - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a body fluid testing device that causes a body fluid such as blood to flow onto a skin surface, collects the body fluid, and tests a test substance with a sensor.
- a body fluid exuding device such as a lancet
- a lancet is used to injure the skin, drain bodily fluid therefrom, and apply the sample supply port of the bodily fluid testing device to the draining part.
- a procedure for supplying a body fluid to a body fluid testing device has been taken. According to such a procedure, many operations are required for the inspection, and the operation is complicated. Therefore, an automatic body fluid inspection apparatus capable of performing a series of operations continuously has been desired.
- the device includes a compression band into which a finger is inserted, a puncture needle to puncture the tip of a finger inserted into the compression band, and a device in the vicinity of the puncture needle in order to automatically and continuously perform a series of body fluid inspection processes. After a finger is punctured with a puncture needle, the finger is pressed to discharge bodily fluid, and the body fluid comes into contact with a sensor installed near the puncture needle.
- the conventional body fluid testing device as described above has a problem that, when the body fluid flows flat along the skin surface, the body fluid does not reach the sensor and the body fluid test cannot be performed. Was.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and has a small amount of bodily fluid discharged by a bodily fluid exuding device.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a body fluid testing device capable of reliably supplying a body fluid to a sampling section of a sensor.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a bodily fluid testing device capable of obtaining an accurate test result by suppressing evaporation of water in a discharged bodily fluid. Disclosure of the invention
- the body fluid testing device of the present invention solves the above-mentioned problem, and has a container-shaped main body having an open front surface, negative pressure means for applying a negative pressure to the inside of the main body, and facing the opening side in the main body. And a sampling section provided.
- a body fluid testing device having a body fluid exuding device in the main body.
- another body fluid testing device of the present invention is provided with a container-shaped device body having an open front surface, a humidifying means for humidifying the inside of the body, a body fluid exuding device, and provided inside the body facing the opening.
- a sampling unit is provided.
- the present invention provides a body fluid testing device having negative pressure means for making the inside of the main body negative. It is preferable that the above-mentioned sampling section is integrated with a sensor for examining a bodily fluid, and the sample supply port is provided in the main body so as to face the opening side of the main body.
- the present invention also provides a container-shaped device main body having an open front surface; a negative pressure means for making the inside of the main body a negative pressure; a negative pressure releasing means for returning a negative pressure state in the main body to the atmospheric pressure; A sample collection unit provided in the body facing the opening; a sensor having an electrode system for contacting a sample supplied from the sample collection unit and outputting information on the sample as an electric signal from the electrode system; Means for determining a measured value of the sample by an electric signal; negative pressure means, negative pressure releasing means, and a control device for controlling the sensor, wherein the negative pressure releasing means is operated after outputting the electric signal from the sensor.
- a body fluid testing device To provide a body fluid testing device.
- the negative pressure means is operated after the operation of the bodily fluid exuding device, and the negative pressure releasing means is operated after outputting the electric signal of the sensor.
- the present invention also provides a container-shaped apparatus main body having an open front surface; humidifying means for humidifying the inside of the main body; negative pressure means for setting a negative pressure inside the main body; Negative pressure releasing means; bodily fluid exuding device; a sample collection unit provided in the main body facing the opening side; an electrode system for contacting a sample supplied from the sample collection unit; A sensor for outputting information from the electrode system as an electric signal; a means for determining a measurement value of the sample based on the electric signal; and a humidifying means, a negative pressure means, a negative pressure releasing means, and a control device for controlling the sensor.
- a body fluid inspection device configured such that a body fluid exuding device operates after the operation of the humidifying unit, the negative pressure unit operates after the operation of the bodily fluid exuding device, and the negative pressure releasing unit operates after outputting the electric signal of the sensor.
- the body fluid testing device of the present invention having the above configuration has the following operation and effects.
- the opening of the main body is pressed against the skin from which the body fluid is to be collected to close the opening, and the inside of the main body is made to have a negative pressure by operating the negative pressure means.
- the portion of the skin located in the opening of the main body rises, and the body fluid can be easily supplied to the sampling section.
- a body fluid exuding device that allows body fluid to be drained from the skin in the main body so as to face the opening side, a series of steps of body fluid drainage and collection can be performed continuously.
- the opening of the main body is pressed against the skin from which body fluid is to be collected, the opening is closed, and the inside of the main body is humidified by the humidifying means.
- the humidifying means evaporation of the water in the bodily fluid discharged by the bodily fluid exuding device provided in the main body can be prevented.
- the humidifying means is operated to make the inside of the main body humidified.
- a humidifying means for example, a structure in which the upper part of a water tank having an ultrasonic generator or an ultrasonic generator at the bottom is communicated with the main body, and steam generated from water in the water tank flows into the main body, particularly into the opening side thereof. Can be used.
- the steam generated from the water tank can be efficiently introduced into the main body.
- the humidity inside the body becomes extremely high, dew may be formed on the wall surface of the body or the surface of the sensor holder. If the condensed water drops drip on the skin surface, the body fluid will be diluted and adversely affect the test results. Therefore, it is preferable to provide a humidity sensor probe in the main body and perform a body fluid test while monitoring the humidity in the main body.
- the humidity in the body is preferably 60% to 70%.
- a vacuum pump connected to the container is used as the negative pressure means, the inside of the body can be quickly brought to a negative pressure, and the body fluid can be quickly supplied to the sample collection section. Furthermore, if a negative pressure release means is provided to return the negative pressure state in the body to the atmospheric pressure, air will not suddenly flow into the body when the body is separated from the skin after the examination, and the body fluid will be scattered. There is no.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a part of a schematic configuration of a body fluid testing device according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view of an essential part showing an example of the negative pressure release device of the device.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a circuit configuration of a body fluid testing device according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 4 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the device
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a part of a schematic configuration of a body fluid testing device according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a circuit configuration of a body fluid testing device according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the apparatus.
- FIG. 1 shows a configuration of a body fluid testing device according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- the inspection apparatus main body 1 includes a bottomed cylinder 2 and a cap 3 which is detachably screwed into an opening of the cylinder 2.
- the opening of the main body 1 formed at the tip of the cap portion 3 is, for example, an elliptical shape having a major axis of 15 mm and a minor axis of 10 mm.
- a rubber adapter 4 is attached to this opening in order to protect the skin and enhance the adhesion to the skin.
- the sensor holder 5 has a sensor 19 attached to
- the bodily fluid exuding device 6 includes a needle holder 8 for mounting a needle support 7 having a puncture needle fixed to the tip, a cylinder 9 for guiding the needle holder 8, a spring 10 for protruding the needle holder 18, and a switch 11. And so on.
- the needle holder 8 is provided with a stopper 12 urged leftward in the figure by its own elastic force.
- the stopper 12 engages with a step 13 provided on the cylinder 9.
- the needle holder 8 is held in the cylinder 9 by the switch, but when the switch 11 pushes the stopper 12 to the right to disengage from the step 13, the needle holder 8 becomes spring 10 It protrudes toward the opening of the main body due to the elasticity of the body.
- a three-way solenoid valve 15 is connected to the top closed part of the main body 1 by a pipe 14, and a decompression pump 18 is connected to the solenoid valve 15 via a release pipe 16 and a pipe 17. .
- a sensor 19 for measuring a blood glucose level is set in the sensor holder 5, and a sample supply port at the tip thereof serves as a sample collection unit.
- the sample inlet can take in blood by capillary action.
- the tip of the bodily fluid exuding device 6 is located farther from the skin 20 than the sampling part of the sensor 19, and when the inside of the main body 1 is set at a negative pressure, the bodily fluid comes into contact with the bodily fluid exuding device 6 Will not pollute.
- the site where the needle of the bodily fluid exuding device 6 injures the skin 20 is set near the center of the opening of the main body, and the apex when the skin rises as shown by 60 This is preferable because the body fluid 21 is located at the center.
- the sample collecting portion of the sensor is also installed so as to face near the center of the opening of the main body, because the distance between the sample collecting portion and the skin becomes shorter.
- the shape of the opening of the main body is preferably circular or elliptical rather than square.
- the material of the main body 1 is preferably a transparent material such as glass or plastic. In particular, plastic is preferred from the viewpoint of light weight and safety.
- an electric decompression pump capable of obtaining a strong negative pressure is preferable.
- a vacuum pump is preferable because a small one can be used.
- the opening of the main body 1 is pressed against the skin 20 such as a finger to close the opening with the skin.
- the skin is punctured by the bodily fluid exuding device 6, and the bodily fluid is discharged to collect bodily fluid.
- the needle supported by the needle support 7 reaches the skin by using the force that extends from the compressed state of the spring 10 and slightly touches the skin surface. hurt. And blood oozes out of the skin surface.
- the inside of the sealed main body is set to a pressure lower than the atmospheric pressure by the vacuum pump 18 connected to the main body.
- the skin swells toward the inside of the main body, and blood on the skin surface comes into contact with the sampling part of the sensor, and blood is supplied to the sensor.
- the negative pressure means raises the skin and brings blood into contact with the sensor's sampling part, so that even if there are individual differences in the height of the bulge, it may be affected. Absent.
- the body fluid can be reliably supplied to the sensor.
- the main body 1 can be freely moved, a body fluid test can be performed from any position of the body, for example, a finger, a palm, a back of a hand, an arm, an abdomen, an earlobe, or the like.
- a needle utilizing the repulsive force of the spring 10 is used as the bodily fluid exuding device 6.
- a device that slightly damages the skin surface such as a laser beam, can be similarly implemented.
- the senor is installed inside the main body, but the sensor itself may be installed outside the main body if the sample collection unit is inside the main body.
- the body fluid exuding device may not be provided in the main body 1.
- a bodily fluid is drained from the skin using a commercially available exuding device, for example, a lancet, and the main body is applied to the drainage part, and negative pressure is applied to the inside of the main body with a negative pressure device to raise the skin.
- Supply body fluid to the sensor for example, a commercially available exuding device, for example, a lancet
- a three-way solenoid valve is used as the negative pressure releasing means.
- the negative pressure releasing means may be provided on the main body separately from the solenoid valve.
- a cylindrical portion 22 communicating with the inside of the main body is provided at the top of the main body 1, and a rotary valve 23 is mounted on the cylindrical portion. Then, the negative pressure in the main body 1 can be released by manually rotating the rotary valve 23 so that the air hole 25 communicates with the through hole 24 of the cylindrical portion 22.
- the body 1 If the body 1 is removed from the skin with negative pressure, air will suddenly enter the body. Body fluid that has flowed in and drained may be scattered, contaminating the surrounding area. Therefore, if the negative pressure in the container is released by such a negative pressure release device, the pressure in the container returns to the atmospheric pressure, so that the body fluid does not scatter. Also, the body can be removed from the skin without applying strong force. Furthermore, when the skin is strongly pulled by the negative pressure means and hurts, the negative pressure can be quickly released by twisting the rotary valve, and the main body can be easily separated from the skin.
- the body fluid to be tested by the device of the present invention includes blood, lymph, interstitial fluid, sweat, etc., which can be collected from the skin surface.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a circuit configuration of a body fluid testing device according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- a body fluid test can be reliably performed even by a blind person by using a sensor having an auto-start function and a negative pressure means for generating a negative pressure in the main body.
- a sensor having an auto-start function and a negative pressure means for generating a negative pressure in the main body be able to.
- a needle is used as a body fluid exuding means
- a vacuum pump is used as a negative pressure means
- blood is used as a body fluid in the same manner as in the first embodiment.
- the vacuum pump is connected to the main body in the same way as in FIG.
- the main unit 1 which is equipped with a sensor that collects body fluids and performs testing, is connected to a conduit. It further communicates with the solenoid valve 55 and the vacuum pump 56.
- the computer 51 controls the solenoid valve 55 and the vacuum pump 56 to reduce or reduce the pressure in the main body 1.
- the computer 51 further applies a voltage to the electrode system 57 provided in the sensor and takes in an electric signal from the electrode system 57.
- the computer 51 issues the following commands based on the electric signal and calculates the electric signal. It has a function to determine the measured value and output a command and a measured value to the display 54.
- the computer 51 is initialized by the ON operation of the main switch 52, and is programmed so that the vacuum pump 56 is driven by the ON operation of the bodily fluid exuding device.
- step 101 Apply the opening of the main body 1 to the skin, turn on the main switch 52 of the computer 51, and initialize the system such as clearing the memory (step 101).
- the switch 53 of the bodily fluid exuding device is turned on, and a needle is inserted into the skin (step 102). At this time, if the needle has sufficiently reached the skin, blood will flow.
- the vacuum pump 56 is activated to discharge the air in the main body 1 and start the negative pressure (step 103).
- Step 104 the negative pressure in the main body 1 is released by the negative pressure release device (step 106).
- step 104 After the inside of the main unit 1 returns to the atmospheric pressure, the main unit 1 is removed from the skin and the inspection is completed.
- step 104 even after a certain period of time (for example, 15 seconds) after the start of the negative pressure, the computer 51 does not detect a liquid junction between the electrodes, and blood does not flow on the skin surface.
- the negative pressure in the main body 1 is released (step 107).
- the display 54 indicates that no blood has been collected, or emits a warning sound to inform the examiner.
- blood did not bleed because the needle did not pierce the skin enough.For example, by pressing a finger against the body 1 side, the distance between the skin and the needle was shortened. 0 Repeat steps 2 and after.
- noise current flows when a strong impact is applied to the sensor, which may adversely affect the body fluid detection .
- a blind person may not be able to visually check the progress of the test, and that the test may not be performed properly for this reason.
- the inside of the main body 1 is set to a negative pressure before the measurement by the sensor is started, and the negative pressure is released after the measurement is completed. That is, the operation program of the apparatus is set so that the negative pressure releasing means operates at the same time as or after the completion of the body fluid test.
- the inside of the main body 1 is set to a negative pressure before the measurement by the sensor is started. From the start of the pressure to the release of the negative pressure in step 106, it can be sensed by the skin sensation that the examination is being performed.
- FIG. 5 shows a configuration of a body fluid testing device according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- the inspection device main body 31 includes a bottomed double cylinder, and a cap portion 3 which is detachably screwed into an opening of the inner cylinder 32.
- the lower end surface of the outer cylinder 33 is closed.
- a rubber adapter 4 is attached to an opening of the main body 31 formed at the tip of the cap portion 3.
- the blower 38 is composed of a tube 41 and a fan 40 installed therein.
- the humidifier is composed of a blower 38, an outer cylinder 33, a water tank 34 installed inside the cylinder 33, and a heater 35 installed inside the water tank.
- the water tank 34 is filled with water 36.
- the outer wall of the cylinder 33 has a water supply port for supplying water 36 into the water tank 34 by removing the cap 37.
- a sensor holder 5 Inside the cylinder 32, a sensor holder 5, a bodily fluid exuding device 43, and a humidity sensor probe 42 are provided.
- the humidity sensor probe 42 has a lead connected to a control unit (not shown).
- the sensor holder 5 has a sensor 19 attached to its tip. And it has a terminal that contacts the electrode terminal of the sensor, and a lead that connects the terminal to an inspection unit (not shown).
- the bodily fluid exuding device 43 is a laser light emitting device that emits laser light when the switch 44 is pressed. It also has leads for connection to a power supply (not shown).
- the laser beam emitting device 43 is arranged so that the laser beam hits the center of the opening of the main body 31, and the sensor 19 is arranged so as to face the center of the opening of the main body 31.
- the sample supply unit of the sensor is arranged so as to be close to the center of the opening of the main body 31.
- the water 36 in the water tank 34 is heated by the heat exchanger 35 to increase the humidity in the humidifier.
- the air in the humidifier is sent to the cylinder 32 by the fan 40, and the inside of the cylinder 32 is humidified.
- the opening of the main body 31 is pressed against the skin 20 such as a finger to close the opening.
- the humidity inside the cylinder 32 is controlled to about 65% by the humidity sensor probe 42.
- the switch 44 is pressed to emit a laser beam, the skin surface is damaged, and the body fluid 21 is discharged. Subsequently, the pressure inside the cylinder 32 is reduced to a negative pressure by the decompression pump 18 connected to the cylinder 32. The skin rises toward the inside of the main body, and the body fluid comes into contact with the sampling part of the sensor, and the body fluid is supplied to the sensor.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a circuit configuration of a body fluid testing device according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- a main body 31 on which a sensor for collecting and examining a bodily fluid is mounted communicates with a solenoid valve 55 and a vacuum pump 56 through a pipeline.
- the computer 51 controls the electromagnetic valve 55 and the vacuum pump 56 to reduce or release the pressure inside the main body 31.
- the computer 51 further has a function of applying a voltage to the electrode system 57 provided in the sensor and taking in an electric signal from the electrode system 57, and issuing the following command based on the electric signal, It has the function of calculating the electric signal to determine the measured value, and the function of outputting the command and the measured value to the display 54.
- the computer 51 has a function of capturing an electric signal relating to humidity from the humidity sensor probe 42, and a function of controlling the on / off operation of the fan 38 and the on / off operation of the heater 35 based on the humidity information. Having.
- the computer 51 is initialized by turning on the main switch 52, and operates the heater 35 and the blower 38 to humidify the inside of the main body 31.
- Humidity sensor When the convenience store determines that the humidity is 50% or more based on the humidity information from the probe 42, for example, the laser light emitting device is first turned on, and then the vacuum pump 56 is driven. Be programmed.
- the computer 51 is programmed to turn off the fan of the blower 38 and the heater 35.
- the main switch 52 of the computer 51 is turned on, and the system is initialized such as clearing the memory (step 101).
- step 108 turn on the power of Heater 35 and warm the water in the aquarium.
- the blower 38 is operated to start humidification in the main body 31 (step 108).
- the inside of the main unit is already humidified when the laser beam is emitted, and it is preferable to start humidification immediately after system initialization.
- step 109 the opening of the main body 31 is applied to the skin, and the switch 44 of the laser single light emitting device is turned on to cause the body fluid to flow out of the skin (step 109).
- vacuum pump 56 was activated to initiate negative pressure (step 103).
- step 103 the same procedure as that of the second embodiment shown in FIG. 4 is repeated.
- the negative pressure means raises the skin to the body fluid collection part side by making the inside of the body a negative pressure, a small amount of body fluid is discharged by the body fluid exuding device. Even so, the body fluid can be reliably supplied to the sensor.
- the inside of the main body is humidified by the humidifying means, even when the amount of discharged body fluid is very small, the evaporation of the water in the body fluid is suppressed when the body is under negative pressure, and the components of the body fluid Concentration changes are minimized, enabling highly accurate inspections.
- the present invention provides a body fluid testing device including a container-shaped testing device main body having an opening, a sensor for performing a body fluid test, and a body fluid exuding device, a pump and a negative pressure inside the main body.
- a body fluid testing device including a container-shaped testing device main body having an opening, a sensor for performing a body fluid test, and a body fluid exuding device, a pump and a negative pressure inside the main body.
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