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- the present invention relates to a colony inspection program, a colony inspection apparatus, and a colony inspection method.
- Sanitary inspection is performed at the time of shipment of goods. For example, taking food as an example of an article, a part of food is collected as a sample, and the sample is smeared or mixed in a medium prepared in a petri dish, and bacteria contained in the sample are kept at an appropriate temperature on the petri dish. Incubate for a predetermined period of time. Thereafter, a hygiene test is performed by measuring bacterial colonies in the petri dish that has been cultured.
- the hygiene inspection when the hygiene inspection is performed, information for specifying the specimen, for example, the specimen number, etc. is listed in the order of specimen acceptance. Using such a list, the inspector performs a hygiene test in the order of the samples listed on the list. The inspection results are judged by the person in charge of the inspection to determine whether the results are valid in the order of the list, and whether or not the final inspection is acceptable is determined.
- listing the samples in the order in which samples are received may cause the following disadvantages.
- a hygiene inspection is performed after shipment of an item, there may be a situation in which an item that has already arrived at the other party is left unattended and another item that has not arrived at the other party is first subjected to a hygiene inspection.
- the hygiene inspection of the neglected item is delayed, and the time for displaying the item received from the shipping source facility at the store or the secondary processing of the item received from the shipping source facility is also delayed. Arise.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a colony inspection program, a colony inspection apparatus, and a colony inspection method that can appropriately set the inspection order or imaging order of specimens.
- the colony inspection program causes the computer to acquire information for identifying each sample for each of the plurality of samples in which the bacterial colonies are cultured. Furthermore, the colony inspection program is based on the time taken for each piece of information specifying the sample acquired by the computer to arrive at the destination for shipping the item represented by the sample from the facility where the sample is manufactured. Arrange the information that identifies the specimen. Further, the colony inspection program displays a list of information for specifying the samples arranged on the computer.
- Specimen inspection order or imaging order can be set appropriately.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of the entire system according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram illustrating the configuration of the colony inspection apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of the data structure of the inspection DB.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a first example of the sample list created by the alignment unit.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a display example of the result determination window.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a second example of the result determination list.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a third example of the result determination list.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of a processing operation until the colony inspection device displays a result determination list.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of the entire system according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram illustrating the configuration of the colony inspection apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of the result determination process.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a second example of the sample list created by the alignment unit.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a fourth example of the result determination list.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating a fifth example of the result determination list.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a sixth example of the result determination list.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of a processing operation until the colony inspection device displays a result determination list.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a sample list when there are a plurality of transportation times for one lot.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating a first example of the sample list in which the sorting unit has rearranged when there are a plurality of transportation times for one lot.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating a second example of the sample list in which the sorting unit has rearranged when there are a plurality of transportation times for one lot.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating an example of a sample list including an expiration date as an item.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating an example of a case where the sorting unit rearranges the sample list including the expiration date as an item.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of a computer according to the colony inspection apparatus.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of the entire system according to the first embodiment.
- the system 10 includes client terminals 200a to 200c, a delivery management system 300, a network 50, and a colony inspection apparatus 100.
- the client terminals 200a to 200c are connected to the colony inspection apparatus 100 via the network 50.
- the colony inspection apparatus 100 is connected to the delivery management system 300.
- the colony inspection device 100 notifies the delivery management system 300 of the inspection result of each item.
- Each client terminal 200 accesses the colony inspection apparatus 100 via the network 50 and inputs an inspection result to the colony inspection apparatus 100.
- the delivery management system 300 acquires the inspection result from the colony inspection apparatus 100.
- a window for inputting an inspection result is referred to as an inspection window.
- the inspector collects a part of the food as a sample and attaches the sample number.
- the inspector puts the collected specimen in a petri dish together with the dissolved medium in the case of the pour method, for example, in accordance with various inspection items such as general live bacteria and E. coli.
- the sample number is written on the petri dish lid so that the corresponding petri dish can be identified.
- the inspector cultivates the bacteria in each petri dish by keeping each petri dish at a temperature at which the fungus grows for about 1 to 2 days. After incubation, the inspector counts the number of colonies in each petri dish visually or using a colony counter according to the sample list.
- FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram illustrating the configuration of the colony inspection apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- the colony inspection apparatus 100 includes an I / F (Interface) 101, a display unit 102, an output unit 103, a control unit 110, and a storage unit 120.
- the I / F 101 is a communication interface that is connected to the network 50 and transmits data to each terminal device 200 via the network 50.
- the display unit 102 displays the inspection window of the colony inspection apparatus 100 on the monitor.
- the output unit 103 outputs the sample list 123 created by the colony inspection apparatus 100.
- the storage unit 120 stores an examination DB (Database) 121, display data 122, and a sample list 123.
- the storage unit 120 corresponds to, for example, a semiconductor memory device such as a random access memory (RAM), a read only memory (ROM), and a flash memory, and a storage device such as a hard disk or an optical disk.
- the test DB 121 is a database for storing test items, test results, transport times, and the like in association with each sample.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of the data structure of the inspection DB.
- the test DB 121 includes a sample No, a sample name, a lot, a shipping factory, a delivery destination, a general viable colony count, an E. coli colony count, a S. aureus colony count, and a test result.
- the transport time, the petri dish image 1, the petri dish image 2, and the petri dish image 3 are associated with each other.
- “Specimen No.” is a number uniquely assigned to each specimen. The sample number may be uniquely assigned to each sample on the date of acceptance of the examination.
- “Sample name” indicates the item to be inspected.
- “Lot” is a code uniquely assigned to the same item to be inspected.
- “Shipment factory” indicates the location of the factory to ship the goods.
- “Destination” indicates a place to deliver the item.
- “Number of general viable colonies” indicates the number of colonies of general viable bacteria contained in the specimen.
- “E. coli colony count” indicates the number of E. coli colonies contained in the specimen.
- the number of S. aureus colonies” indicates the number of S. aureus colonies contained in the specimen.
- the “inspection result” indicates the result of the hygiene inspection for each item.
- “inspection result” is “OK” if the result of the hygiene inspection is normal.
- the “inspection result” is “NG” if the result of the sanitary inspection is abnormal.
- the “inspection result” is “-” when the hygiene inspection is not performed.
- Transport time is the time for transporting an item from a shipping factory to a delivery destination.
- the “petri dish 1” is a petri dish for inspecting general viable bacteria.
- the “petri dish 2” is a petri dish for inspecting E. coli.
- “Cheet image 3” is a petri image when inspecting Staphylococcus aureus.
- the display data 122 is data including each image obtained by photographing the petri dish.
- an image obtained by photographing a petri dish is referred to as a petri dish image.
- the display data 122 associates each petri dish image with the sample No. of the corresponding sample.
- the file format of the display data 122 is, for example, a GIF file, JPEG file, BMP file, or the like.
- the specimen list 123 includes data of each row acquired from the examination DB 121.
- the configuration of the inspection list 123 may be the same as that of the inspection DB 121.
- the sample list 123 is obtained by extracting some rows corresponding to the sample to be examined from the sample DB 121. Therefore, the sample list 123 does not include tested data.
- the data of each row constituting the sample DB 121 is referred to as sample data.
- the control unit 110 includes an acquisition unit 111, a specifying unit 112, an alignment unit 113, and a display control unit 114.
- the function of the control unit 110 can be realized, for example, by a CPU (Central Processing Unit) executing a predetermined program.
- the function of the control part 110 is realizable by integrated circuits, such as ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) and FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array), for example.
- goods shipped by facilities such as shipping factories include those with a short expiration date such as fresh food.
- the facility may ship the goods before the inspection because the freshness of the goods may be impaired if the goods are shipped after the inspection. Then, the facility notifies the inspection result to the other party who delivered the goods after shipment. In this case, processing performed by each component of the control unit 110 will be described below.
- the acquisition unit 111 acquires information for specifying each sample for each of the plurality of petri dishes containing bacterial colonies. For example, the acquisition unit 111 acquires data from the specimen DB 121 of FIG. 3 to specimen Nos. 111 to 114 to be examined.
- the identifying unit 112 identifies a specimen in which bacterial colonies are cultured in each of the plurality of petri dishes.
- the specifying unit 112 specifies each sample by the sample number of the sample data acquired from the sample DB 121.
- the aligning unit 113 arranges information for identifying the acquired specimen based on the time taken from the facility where the identified specimen is manufactured to the destination to which the item represented by the specimen is shipped. That is, the aligning unit 113 outputs a sample list in which the sample data acquired by the acquiring unit 111 is rearranged in the order of short transportation time.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a first example of a sample list in which sample data is rearranged by the alignment unit.
- the alignment unit 113 acquires the transport times “20”, “120”, “20”, and “120” from the sample data of the sample numbers “111”, “112”, “113”, and “114”, respectively.
- the aligning unit 113 rearranges the sample data in the order of short transportation time. That is, the alignment unit 113 rearranges the sample data so that the sample numbers are in the order of “111”, “113”, “114”, and “112”, for example.
- the alignment unit 113 stores the rearranged sample list 123 in the storage unit 120. That is, the alignment unit 113 outputs a sample list in which the sample Nos acquired by the acquisition unit 111 are rearranged in the order of short transportation time.
- the alignment unit 113 may reverse the order in the sample list because the transport times of the sample No “111”, the sample No “113”, the sample No “112”, and the sample No “114” are the same.
- the display control unit 114 displays a result determination window 400 for the inspection supervisor to input the inspection result.
- the display control unit 114 displays the result determination list 401 in the result determination window 400.
- the result determination list 401 is a list indicating the number of bacterial colonies corresponding to the test item and the determination result.
- the display control unit 114 may display the result determination list 401 in the order from the shortest culture time of the bacteria to be tested. For example, the display control unit 114 performs the following processing when the number of colonies of Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, and general viable bacteria is inspected as inspection items. The display control unit 114 causes the result determination list 401 to display the number of colonies when the inspection of Staphylococcus aureus having the shortest time for culturing each bacterium is completed. Next, the display control unit 114 displays the number of colonies of Escherichia coli having the next shortest time until culturing after the inspection of Staphylococcus aureus is completed. Subsequently, the display control unit 114 displays the number of colonies of general viable bacteria having the longest time until culturing after the inspection of E. coli is completed.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a display example of the result determination window.
- the result determination window 400 includes a result determination list 401, an image display field 402, an in-regulation button 410, an out-of-specification button 411, and a confirmation button 412.
- the result determination list 401 shows the determination result and the number of bacterial colonies corresponding to the test item.
- the image display column 402 is a column for displaying a petri dish image corresponding to the sample No. selected in the result determination list 401.
- the regulation button 410 is a button that is pressed when the number of colonies is normal.
- the non-standard button 411 is a button to be pressed when there is an abnormality in the number of colonies.
- the confirmation button 412 is a button that is pressed when the selection of the inside button 410 or the outside button 411 is confirmed.
- the result determination list 401 associates the specimen No., the determination result, and the number of S. aureus colonies.
- Sample No.” is a number uniquely assigned to each sample, and is the same as that of the sample DB 121.
- the “judgment result” indicates whether the number of S. aureus colonies is within the regulation or outside the regulation.
- the “determination result” is “-” when the determination is not performed.
- the number of S. aureus colonies” indicates the number of S. aureus colonies contained in the specimen.
- the column of “S. aureus colony count” is “E. coli colony count” when determining the colony count of E. coli, and “General viable colony count” when determining the colony count of general viable bacteria.
- the display control unit 114 displays the S. aureus result determination list 401 in the result determination window 400.
- the number of Staphylococcus aureus colonies is entered in the column “Number of Staphylococcus aureus colonies”, but the column “Decision results” is “ ⁇ ”.
- the display control unit 114 inputs the determination result in the “determination result” field of the result determination window 400 according to the determination result for each sample data input by the inspector. For example, when the in-regulation button 410 is pressed in the result determination window 400, the display control unit 114 causes the storage unit 120 to store determination data including information indicating that the determination result is within the definition. On the other hand, when the non-standard button 411 is pressed in the result determination window 400, the display control unit 114 causes the storage unit 120 to store determination data including information indicating that the determination result is non-standard. That is, the determination data indicates data of each row of the result determination list 401.
- the display control unit 114 may display the petri dish of the next row in the next result determination list 401 when the inside button 410 or the outside button 411 is pressed in the result determination window 400. . Further, the display control unit 114 may display the next petri dish image when a row in the result determination list is clicked.
- the display control unit 114 selects the sample number “111” in the result determination window 400 and, when the in-regulation button 410 is pressed by the inspector, sets the determination result to “within regulation”.
- the display control unit 114 selects the sample number “113” in the result determination window 400, and sets the determination result to “within” when the inspector button 410 is pressed by the inspector.
- the display control unit 114 selects the sample number “112” in the result determination window 400, and when the in-regulation button 410 is pressed by the inspector, the determination result is set to “within regulation”.
- the display control unit 114 selects the sample number “114” in the result determination window 400, and sets the determination result to “within” when the inspector button 410 is pressed by the inspector.
- the result determination list 401 displays the number of S. aureus colonies of each specimen. In addition, the result determination list 401 displays the number of colonies in the order of Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, and general viable bacteria in the order in which each test ends.
- the display control unit 114 stores determination data indicating that the determination result is out of specification when the non-specification button 411 is pressed and the confirmation button 412 is further pressed. 120 is stored.
- the alignment unit 113 rearranges the determination data to the upper level based on the determination result that the determination result is out of regulation.
- the display control unit 114 reads out the rearranged determination data and outputs it to the result determination window 400.
- the display control unit 114 stores the determination result in the storage unit 120 as determination data. Further, the alignment unit 113 does not rearrange the sample data because all the determination results are “within regulation”.
- the display control unit 114 displays the result determination list 401 for E. coli based on the stored determination data.
- the result determination list 401 the number of E. coli colonies is input in the column of “Escherichia coli colonies”, but since the determination result has not yet been input, the column of “determination results” is “ ⁇ ”. .
- the display control unit 114 sets the determination result to “within regulation”.
- the display control unit 114 selects the sample number “113” in the result determination window 400, and sets the determination result to “not specified” when the non-specified button 411 is pressed by the inspector.
- the display control unit 114 selects the sample number “112” in the result determination window 400 and sets the determination result to “non-standard” when the non-standard button 411 is pressed by the inspector.
- the display control unit 114 selects the sample number “114” in the result determination window 400, and sets the determination result to “within” when the inspector button 410 is pressed by the inspector.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a second example of the result determination list.
- the result determination list 401 in FIG. 6 is obtained by extracting only the result determination list 401 displayed in the result determination window 400. At this time, the result determination list 401 indicates the number of colonies of E. coli for each sample.
- the determination results of the sample No 112 and the sample No 113 are “not specified”.
- the display control unit 114 stores the determination result in the storage unit 120 as determination data.
- the aligning unit 113 rearranges the sample data by setting the sample No. 112 with the shorter transport time to the first row and the sample No. 113 with the next shorter transport time to the second row.
- the display control unit 114 displays the general viable bacteria result determination list 401 based on the stored determination data. At this time, in the result determination list 401, the number of general viable colonies is input in the “general viable colony count” column, but since the determination result has not yet been input, the “judgment result” column is “-”. It has become.
- the display control unit 114 stores the determination data in the storage unit 120 based on the determination result in the same manner as in the inspection of S. aureus and E. coli.
- the display control unit 114 sets the determination result to “non-regulation”.
- the display control unit 114 selects the sample number “112” in the result determination window 400, and sets the determination result to “not specified” when the non-specified button 411 is pressed by the inspector.
- the display control unit 114 selects the sample number “111” in the result determination window 400 and sets the determination result to “within” when the inspector button 410 is pressed by the inspector.
- the display control unit 114 selects the sample number “114” in the result determination window 400, and sets the determination result to “within” when the inspector button 410 is pressed by the inspector.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a third example of the result determination list.
- the result determination list 401 in FIG. 7 is obtained by extracting the result determination list 401 portion of the result determination window 400.
- the display control unit 114 displays each sample data in the result determination list 401 in the order rearranged by the alignment unit 113.
- the colony testing apparatus 100 updates the “test result” column of the sample list 123 based on the determination data of each test item.
- the colony testing apparatus 100 inputs “NG” in the “test result” field of the sample list 123 if any of the determination results of each test item includes “not specified”.
- the colony testing apparatus 100 inputs “OK” in the column of the test result corresponding to the sample No. 111.
- the colony testing apparatus 100 inputs “NG” in the column of the test result corresponding to the specimen No. 112.
- the colony testing apparatus 100 inputs “NG” in the column of the test result corresponding to the sample No113.
- the colony testing apparatus 100 inputs “OK” in the column of the test result of the sample No 114 in the sample list 123.
- the display control unit 114 displays a petri dish image corresponding to the sample No. in the clicked row.
- the display control unit 114 may automatically switch to the next petri dish image when the confirmation button 412 is pressed and the determination result is confirmed.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of a processing operation until the colony inspection device displays a result determination list.
- the acquisition unit 111 acquires the sample list 123 from the sample DB 121 (step S10).
- the sample list 123 is obtained by extracting data of each row corresponding to the sample to be examined from the sample DB 121. Therefore, the sample list 123 does not include tested data.
- the specifying unit 112 specifies each sample by the sample number of the sample data acquired from the sample DB 121.
- the aligning unit 113 acquires the transport time for each sample from each sample data in the sample list (step S11). Next, the alignment unit 113 rearranges the sample data in the sample list in ascending order of transport time (step S12). Next, the aligning unit 113 sorts the sample data having a determination result of NG in the sample list (step S13). The alignment unit 113 stores the rearranged sample list in the storage unit 120.
- the display control unit 114 reads the sample list 123 after the rearrangement from the storage unit 120, and from the sample list 123, displays the “sample No.” and the number of fungal colonies related to the test item for which culture has been completed. Copy to the result determination list 401 of the determination window 400.
- a display example of the result determination window 400 is shown in FIG.
- the display control unit 114 displays the result determination list 401 (step S14).
- the display control unit 114 returns to Step S13.
- the display control unit 114 ends the process.
- the display control part 114 may display the result determination list 401 in order with a short culture
- the display control unit 114 displays the result determination list 401 rearranged by the alignment unit 113 in the result determination window 400.
- a display example of the result determination window 400 is shown in FIG.
- the display control unit 114 displays a result determination list 401 for each inspection item.
- the display control unit 114 displays the number of colonies of Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, and general viable bacteria on the result determination list 401 as inspection items.
- the colony inspection apparatus 100 receives the determination results in order from the first display line to the last line of the result determination list 401.
- the display control unit 114 changes the “determination result” field of the result determination list 401 based on the determination result.
- the flow of the result determination process performed for each inspection item will be specifically described.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of the result determination process.
- the display control unit 114 displays a petri dish image corresponding to the sample No. in the result determination list 401 in the image display field 402 of the result determination window 400 (step S20).
- the colony testing apparatus 100 receives the determination result of the sample in the first display line (step S21). If the colony inspection device 100 accepts that the determination result is OK (Yes at Step S22), the colony inspection device 100 proceeds to the process at Step S24. On the other hand, when the colony inspection apparatus 100 accepts that the determination result is NG (No at Step S22), the colony inspection apparatus 100 sets NG as the determination result (Step S23).
- step S24 when there is a next sample in step S24 (Yes in step S24), the display control unit 114 returns to step S20 and displays the result determination list 401 for the next sample. On the other hand, if there is no next sample in Step S24 (No in Step S24), the display control unit 114 ends the process.
- the colony testing device 100 acquires information for identifying each specimen for each of a plurality of petri dishes containing bacterial colonies, and a specification for identifying each specimen in which a bacterial colony is cultured in each of the plurality of petri dishes. Part 112. Further, the colony testing apparatus 100 arranges information for identifying the acquired specimens based on the time taken to arrive at the destination to which the item represented by the specimen is shipped from the facility where the identified specimen is manufactured. Part 113. Furthermore, the colony testing apparatus 100 includes a display control unit 114 that displays a list of information for specifying the arranged samples. Thereby, the examination order or imaging order of the specimen can be set appropriately. Details regarding the setting of the shooting order will be described later.
- the alignment unit 113 arranges information for specifying the samples in the order of short time required for arrival from the facility where the specified sample is manufactured to the destination to which the item represented by the sample is shipped. Accordingly, it is possible to avoid the disadvantage that the hygiene inspection of the left item is delayed, the item arrived from the facility is displayed at the store, and the time when the item received from the facility is secondarily processed is also delayed.
- Specimen No includes an image of a petri dish in which a plurality of types of bacteria are cultured for one specimen.
- the alignment unit 113 cultivates the remaining types of bacteria for the sample when an abnormality is determined in any one of the petri dishes in which a plurality of types of bacteria are cultured for one sample. Arrange petri dish images at the top of the list.
- the acquisition unit 111 acquires sample data from the sample DB 121 of FIG.
- the specifying unit 112 specifies each sample by the sample number of the sample data acquired from the sample DB 121.
- the sorting unit 113 sorts the sample data acquired by the acquiring unit 111 based on the transportation time.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a second example of the sample list created by the alignment unit 113.
- the alignment unit 113 sets the transport times “20”, “120”, “20”, and “120” from the sample data of the sample numbers “111”, “112”, “113”, and “114” of the sample data acquired by the acquisition unit 111. get.
- the aligning unit 113 rearranges the sample data in the order of long transportation time. That is, the alignment unit 113 rearranges the sample data so that the sample numbers are in the order of “112”, “114”, “111”, and “113”.
- the alignment unit 113 may reverse the order in the sample list 123 because the transport times of the sample No “111”, the sample No “113”, the sample No “112”, and the sample No “114” are the same.
- the colony inspection apparatus 100 displays the number of S. aureus colonies in the “number of S. aureus colonies” column of the result determination list 401.
- the colony testing apparatus 100 displays “-” in the “determination result” column of the result determination list 401. Is displayed.
- the display control unit 114 inputs the determination result in the “determination result” field according to the determination result for each sample data.
- the display control unit 114 may display the petri dish of the next row in the next result determination list 401 when the inside button 410 or the outside button 411 is pressed in the result determination window 400. . Further, the display control unit 114 may display the next petri dish image when a row in the result determination list is clicked.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a fourth example of the result determination list. In the example shown in FIG. 11, the number of S. aureus colonies is “0” in all the sample data, and the result determination list when the determination results are all “within regulation” is shown.
- the display control unit 114 stores the determination result in the storage unit 120 as determination data.
- the alignment unit 113 does not rearrange the sample data because the determination results are all “within regulation”.
- the display control unit 114 displays the Escherichia coli result determination list 401 based on the determination data stored in the storage unit 120 after the inspection of Staphylococcus aureus is completed. At this time, the colony testing device 100 displays the number of E. coli colonies in the “E. coli colony count” column of the result determination list 401. In the initial state where the result determination list 401 generated based on the sample list 123 is displayed in the result determination window 400, the colony testing apparatus 100 displays “-” in the “determination result” column of the result determination list 401. Is displayed.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating a fifth example of the result determination list. In the example shown in FIG.
- the colony testing apparatus 100 displays the result determination list 401 based on the rearranged sample list 123 according to the determination result of the number of colonies of Staphylococcus aureus by the alignment unit 113.
- the determination results of the sample No. 112 and the sample No. 113 are “not specified”.
- the display control unit 114 stores the determination result in the storage unit 120 as determination data.
- the alignment unit 113 rearranges the sample list 123 by setting the sample No. 112 as the third row and the sample No. 113 as the fourth row.
- the display control unit 114 displays the result determination list 401 of general viable bacteria based on the determination data stored in the storage unit 120 after the inspection of E. coli is completed. At this time, the colony inspection apparatus 100 displays the number of general viable colonies in the “number of general viable colonies” column of the result determination list 401. In the initial state where the result determination list 401 generated based on the sample list 123 is displayed in the result determination window 400, the colony testing apparatus 100 displays “-” in the “determination result” column of the result determination list 401. Is displayed.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a sixth example of the result determination list.
- the colony testing apparatus 100 displays the result determination list 401 based on the rearranged sample list 123 according to the determination result of the number of colonies of E. coli by the alignment unit 113.
- the display control unit 114 displays each sample data in the result determination list 401 in the order rearranged by the alignment unit 113.
- the display control unit 114 stores the determination result in the storage unit 120 as determination data.
- the colony testing apparatus 100 updates the “test result” column of the sample list 123 based on the determination data of each test item.
- the colony testing apparatus 100 inputs “NG” in the “test result” field of the sample list 123 if any of the determination results of each test item includes “not specified”.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of a processing operation until the colony inspection device displays a result determination list.
- the acquisition unit 111 acquires some rows of the sample DB 121 as a sample list (step S30).
- the specifying unit 112 specifies each sample by the sample number of the sample data acquired from the sample DB 121.
- the aligning unit 113 acquires the transport time for each sample from the sample data (step S31).
- the aligning unit 113 aligns the sample data in the order of the longer transportation time (step S32).
- the aligning unit 113 rearranges the sample data with the test result NG to the lower part of the sample list 123 (step S33).
- the display control unit 114 extracts a part of the sample list 123 and displays it as the result determination list 401.
- the display control unit 114 displays the result determination list 401 (step S34).
- the display control unit 114 returns to Step S33.
- the display control unit 114 ends the process.
- the aligning unit 113 arranges information for specifying petri dishes in the order of long transportation time.
- the alignment unit 113 outputs the sample list 123 in which the sample data acquired by the acquisition unit 111 is rearranged in the order of long transportation time.
- the display control unit 114 causes the result determination list 401 to be displayed in descending order of the culture time of the bacteria to be examined based on the output sample list 123.
- the colony inspection apparatus 100 displays a petri dish image or the like corresponding to each sample in the order of the result determination list 401.
- the colony testing apparatus 100 receives an input of the determination result of each sample from the person in charge of inspection. This gives priority to specimen data with a long transportation time, so the arrival of the goods at the destination is not in time for waiting for the test results to appear, and the destination displays and performs secondary processing as scheduled. The disadvantage of not being able to be implemented can be avoided.
- Sample No. includes an image of a petri dish in which a plurality of types of bacteria are cultured for one sample.
- the alignment unit 113 cultivates the remaining types of bacteria for the sample when an abnormality is determined in any one of the petri dishes in which a plurality of types of bacteria are cultured for one sample. Arrange petri images at the bottom of the list. As a result, the priority of inspection data including abnormality determination is lowered, so that the arrival of the goods at the destination is not in time for waiting for the inspection result to be output, and the destination displays and performs secondary processing. The disadvantage of not being able to implement as scheduled can be avoided.
- the storage unit 120 has the sample list 123.
- the sample list 123 may be stored in a CD-ROM, a DVD disk, a portable recording medium such as a USB (Universal Serial Bus) memory, a semiconductor memory such as a flash memory, or an external storage device.
- a USB Universal Serial Bus
- the number of colonies in the petri dish may be counted visually by an inspector or automatically using a device such as a colony counter.
- Example 1 and Example 2 it has been described that the alignment unit 113 performs the rearrangement according to the transportation time, and further performs the rearrangement according to the determination result of each inspection item. Without being limited thereto, the alignment unit 113 may not perform the rearrangement according to the determination result of each inspection item after the rearrangement is performed according to the transportation time.
- the display control unit 114 may display the petri dish of the next line in the next result determination list 401 when the inside button 410 or the outside button 411 is pressed in the result determination window 400. Further, the display control unit 114 may display the next petri dish image when a row in the result determination list is clicked.
- the inspector refers to the specimen No. displayed on the monitor of the apparatus for photographing the petri dish, sets the petri dish corresponding to the specimen No. to the apparatus, and explains that the petri dish is photographed. You may set the order which image
- the inspector collects a part of the food as a sample and attaches the sample number.
- the inspection item includes an inspection of the number of colonies of general viable bacteria, Escherichia coli, and Staphylococcus aureus
- the inspector separates the collected samples into three and puts them in a petri dish.
- the inspector cultivates the specimen in each petri dish by keeping each petri dish at a temperature at which bacteria can grow easily for about 1 to 2 days.
- the colony inspection apparatus 100 rearranges the imaging order of the specimens cultured by the inspector based on the food transportation time.
- the alignment unit 113 first sorts the sample list 123 according to the transport time with respect to the sample list 123 acquired from the examination DB 121.
- the alignment unit 113 may be arranged in the order of short transportation time as in the first embodiment.
- the alignment part 113 may arrange in order with long transport time like Example 2.
- the alignment unit 113 causes the sample data to be displayed on the monitor of the apparatus that images the petri dish in the order in which they are rearranged.
- the inspector sets the petri dish corresponding to the specimen No. on the apparatus and photographs the specimen.
- the colony inspection apparatus 100 displays the next sample data after the imaging of the petri dish. Then, after all the inspections are completed, the colony inspection apparatus 100 performs the inspection of each specimen in the order of specimen imaging. Thereby, when the specimens are photographed in the order of the specimens listed in the list, it is possible to avoid the disadvantage that the hygiene test is performed in the order of the specimens for which photographing has been completed.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a sample list when there are a plurality of transportation times for one lot. Sample data of sample Nos. 111 to 113 have the same sample name but the same lot.
- Alignment unit 113 rearranges the sample data using the sample having the shortest transportation time among the sample data to which the same lot is attached when shipping the product in a form of performing a hygiene inspection after shipment.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a first example of the sample list in which the alignment unit has rearranged when there are a plurality of transportation times for one lot.
- the alignment unit 113 rearranges the sample data using the transport time of the sample No 111 having the shortest transport time “30” among the sample data of the sample Nos. 111 to 113. As shown in FIG. 16, the alignment unit 113 arranges the sample data of the sample Nos. 111 to 113 under the sample No. 115 whose transport time is “20”.
- the alignment unit 113 rearranges the sample data using the sample having the longest transportation time among the sample data to which the same lot is attached, when the product is shipped in a form of performing a hygiene inspection after the shipment.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating a second example of the sample list in which the alignment unit has rearranged when there are a plurality of transportation times for one lot.
- the alignment unit 113 rearranges the sample data using the transport time of the sample No. 112 having the longest transport time “90” among the sample data of the sample Nos. 111 to 113. As shown in FIG. 17, the aligning unit 113 arranges the sample data of the sample Nos. 111 to 113 under the sample No. 116 whose transport time is “120”.
- the arrangement unit 113 may arrange the sample data in the order of shortest expiration date or expiration date when there is sample data with the same transportation time and different expiration dates or expiration dates.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating an example of a sample list including an expiration date as an item. Sample No 111 and Sample No 113 have the same transport time of “20”. Sample No. 112 and Sample No. 114 have the same transport time of “120”.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating an example of a case where the sorting unit rearranges the sample list including the expiration date as an item.
- the aligning unit 113 sets the sample data of the sample No. 111 whose transport time is “20” and whose expiration date is shorter than that of the sample No. 113 to the first row.
- the aligning unit 113 sets the sample data of the sample No. 113 whose transport time is “20” in the second row.
- the aligning unit 113 sets the sample data of the sample No. 114 in the third row whose transport time is “120” and whose expiration date is shorter than that of the sample No. 112.
- the aligning unit 113 sets the sample data of the sample No.
- the alignment unit 113 arranges the sample list 123 in the same manner as described above even when the sample list 123 includes the expiration date.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of a computer according to the colony inspection apparatus.
- the computer 500 includes a CPU 501 that executes various arithmetic processes, an input device 502 that receives data input from a user, and a monitor 503.
- the computer 500 also includes a medium reading device 504 that reads a program or the like from a storage medium, an interface device 505 for connecting to another device, and a wireless communication device 506 for connecting to another device wirelessly.
- the computer 500 also includes a RAM (Random Access Memory) 507 that temporarily stores various information and a hard disk device 508. Each device 501 to 508 is connected to a bus 509.
- RAM Random Access Memory
- the hard disk device 508 stores a colony inspection program having the same functions as the processing units of the acquisition unit 111, the identification unit 112, the alignment unit 113, and the display control unit 114 of the control unit 110 illustrated in FIG.
- the hard disk device 508 stores various data for realizing a colony inspection program.
- the CPU 501 reads out each program stored in the hard disk device 508, develops it in the RAM 507, and executes it to perform various processes.
- these programs can cause the computer 500 to function as the acquisition unit 111, the identification unit 112, the alignment unit 113, and the display control unit 114 illustrated in FIG.
- the computer 500 may read and execute a program stored in a storage medium readable by the computer 500.
- the storage medium readable by the computer 500 corresponds to, for example, a portable recording medium such as a CD-ROM, a DVD disk, a USB (Universal Serial Bus) memory, a semiconductor memory such as a flash memory, a hard disk drive, and the like.
- the program may be stored in a device connected to a public line, the Internet, a LAN (Local Area Network), or the like, and the computer 500 may read and execute the program.
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次に、実施例1に係るシステム全体の構成について説明する。図1は、実施例1に係るシステム全体の構成を示す図である。図1に示すように、システム10は、クライアント端末200a~200cと、配送管理システム300と、ネットワーク50と、コロニー検査装置100とを有する。
次に、衛生検査の準備として検査員がおこなう作業について具体例を挙げて説明する。例えば、まず、検査員は、食品の一部を検体として採取して検体Noを付す。次いで、検査員は、一般生菌、大腸菌などの各種検査項目にあわせて、採取した検体を、例えば混釈法の場合、溶解させた培地とともにシャーレに入れる。またこの際、該当するシャーレが判別できるように、シャーレ蓋に検体Noを記入する。次いで、検査員は、各シャーレを菌が育ちやすい温度で1~2日程度保温することにより、各シャーレ内の菌を培養する。培養後、検査員は、検体リストに従って各シャーレのコロニー数を目視またはコロニーカウンタを使ってカウントする。
実施例1に係るコロニー検査装置100の機能構成の一例について説明する。図2は、実施例1に係るコロニー検査装置の構成を示す機能ブロック図である。図2に示すように、コロニー検査装置100は、I/F(Interface)101と、表示部102、出力部103と、制御部110と、記憶部120とを有する。I/F101は、ネットワーク50に接続され、ネットワーク50を介して各端末装置200にデータを送信するための通信インターフェースである。表示部102は、コロニー検査装置100の検査ウィンドウをモニタに表示する。また、出力部103は、コロニー検査装置100が作成した検体リスト123を出力する。
記憶部120は、検査DB(Database)121と、表示データ122と、検体リスト123とを記憶する。記憶部120は、例えば、RAM(Random Access Memory)、ROM(Read Only Memory)、フラッシュメモリ(Flash Memory)などの半導体メモリ素子、ハードディスクや光ディスクなどの記憶装置に対応する。
制御部110は、取得部111と、特定部112と、整列部113と、表示制御部114とを有する。制御部110の機能は、例えば、CPU(Central Processing Unit)が所定のプログラムを実行することで実現することができる。また、制御部110の機能は、例えば、ASIC(Application Specific Integrated Circuit)やFPGA(Field Programmable Gate Array)などの集積回路により実現することができる。
次に、コロニー検査装置100における処理の流れについて説明する。図8は、コロニー検査装置が結果判定リストを表示するまでの処理動作の例を示す図である。まず、取得部111は、検体DB121から検体リスト123を取得する(ステップS10)。例えば、検体リスト123は、検体DB121から、検査対象の検体に対応する各行のデータを抽出したものである。従って、検体リスト123は、検査済みのデータを含まない。次いで、特定部112は、各検体を、検体DB121から取得した検体データの検体Noにより特定する。
次に、結果判定処理の流れについて説明する。表示制御部114は、結果判定ウィンドウ400に、整列部113によって並び替えられた結果判定リスト401を表示する。なお、結果判定ウィンドウ400の表示例は、図5に示されている。表示制御部114は、検査項目ごとに結果判定リスト401を表示する。例えば、表示制御部114は、黄色ブドウ球菌、大腸菌、一般生菌のコロニー数を検査項目として、それぞれを結果判定リスト401に表示する。コロニー検査装置100は、結果判定リスト401の表示行1行目から最後の行まで順に判定結果を受け付ける。表示制御部114は、判定結果に基づき結果判定リスト401の「判定結果」の欄を変更する。以下、各検査項目でなされる結果判定処理の流れについて具体的に説明する。
コロニー検査装置100は、細菌コロニーが含まれた複数のシャーレのそれぞれについて各検体を特定する情報を取得する取得部111と、複数のシャーレのそれぞれにおいて細菌コロニーが培養された検体をそれぞれ特定する特定部112とを有する。さらに、コロニー検査装置100は、特定した検体を製造した施設から、該検体に代表される品物を出荷する相手先に到着するまでにかかる時間に基づいて、取得した検体を特定する情報を並べる整列部113を有する。さらに、コロニー検査装置100は、並べた検体を特定する情報を一覧表示する表示制御部114を有する。これにより、検体の検査順序または撮影順序を適切に設定できる。なお、撮影順序の設定に関しての詳細は、後述する。
次に、コロニー検査装置100における処理の流れについて説明する。図14は、コロニー検査装置が結果判定リストを表示するまでの処理動作の例を示す図である。まず、取得部111は、検体DB121の一部の行を検体リストとして取得する(ステップS30)。次いで、特定部112は、各検体を、検体DB121から取得した検体データの検体Noにより特定する。
整列部113は、例えば、輸送時間が長い順にシャーレを特定する情報を並べる。例えば、整列部113は、輸送時間が長い順に、取得部111により取得された検体データを並び替えた検体リスト123を出力する。次いで、表示制御部114は、出力された検体リスト123に基づき、検査される菌の培養時間が長い順に結果判定リスト401を表示させる。次いで、コロニー検査装置100は、結果判定リスト401の順に、各検体に対応するシャーレ画像等を表示させる。このとき、コロニー検査装置100は、検査責任者から各検体の判定結果の入力を受け付ける。これにより、輸送時間が長い検体データを優先させるので検査結果が出るのを待つために品物の相手先への到着が予定に間に合わず、相手先で店頭への陳列や二次加工を予定通りに実施できないという不利益を避けることができる。
実施例1および実施例2においては、記憶部120が検体リスト123を有する旨を説明した。これに限定されず、検体リスト123は、CD-ROMやDVDディスク、USB(Universal Serial Bus)メモリ等の可搬型記録媒体、フラッシュメモリ等の半導体メモリ、外部記憶装置に記憶されてもよい。
実施例1において検査員は、シャーレを撮影する装置のモニタに表示された検体Noを参照して、当該検体Noに対応するシャーレを装置にセットし、シャーレを撮影することを説明した。シャーレを撮影する順序を以下のように設定してもよい。
検査DB121の「ロット」は、検査対象の品物が同じものに一意に付されることを説明した。ロットは、届け先が異なる場合であっても検査対象の品物が同じであれば、同じものが付される場合がある。図15は、一つのロットに対して複数の輸送時間がある場合の検体リストを示した図である。検体No111~113の検体データは、同じ検体名でありながら同じロットが付されている。
整列部113は、輸送時間が同じで賞味期限または消費期限が異なる検体データがある場合に、賞味期限または消費期限が短い順に検体データを並べてもよい。図18は、賞味期限を項目に含む検体リストの一例を示す図である。検体No111および検体No113は、輸送時間が「20」で同一である。また、検体No112および検体No114は、輸送時間が「120」で同一である。
図20は、コロニー検査装置に係るコンピュータのハードウェア構成を示す図である。図20が示すように、コンピュータ500は、各種演算処理を実行するCPU501と、ユーザからのデータ入力を受け付ける入力装置502と、モニタ503とを有する。また、コンピュータ500は、記憶媒体からプログラム等を読み取る媒体読取装置504と、他の装置と接続するためのインターフェース装置505と、他の装置と無線により接続するための無線通信装置506とを有する。また、コンピュータ500は、各種情報を一時記憶するRAM(Random Access Memory)507と、ハードディスク装置508とを有する。また、各装置501~508は、バス509に接続される。
101 I/F
102 表示部
103 出力部
110 制御部
111 取得部
112 特定部
113 整列部
114 表示制御部
120 記憶部
121 検査DB
122 表示データ
123 検体リスト
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- コンピュータに
細菌コロニーが培養された複数の検体のそれぞれについて各検体を特定する情報を取得し、
取得した前記検体を特定する情報のそれぞれにおいて、前記検体を製造した施設から、該検体に代表される品物を出荷する相手先に到着するまでにかかる時間に基づいて、前記検体を特定する情報を並べ、
並べた前記検体を特定する情報を一覧表示する
処理を実行させることを特徴とする、コロニー検査プログラム。 - 前記並べる処理は、前記時間が短い順に前記検体を特定する情報を並べることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のコロニー検査プログラム。
- 前記並べる処理は、前記時間が長い順に前記検体を特定する情報を並べることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のコロニー検査プログラム。
- 前記並べる処理は、前記時間が同一である前記検体を特定する情報を並べる場合に、前記検体に代表される品物の賞味期限または消費期限が短い順に前記検体を特定する情報を並べることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のコロニー検査プログラム。
- 前記検体を特定する情報には、一つの前記検体について複数種類の細菌をそれぞれ培養したシャーレの画像が対応付けられており、
前記並べる処理は、一つの前記検体について複数種類の細菌を培養したシャーレの画像のうちのいずれか一つで、異常判定がなされた場合に、該検体についての残りの種類の細菌を培養した前記検体を特定する情報を前記一覧の上位または下位に並べることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のコロニー検査プログラム。 - 細菌コロニーが培養された複数の検体のそれぞれについて各検体を特定する情報を取得する取得部と、
前記取得部が取得した前記検体を特定する情報のそれぞれにおいて、前記検体を製造した施設から、該検体に代表される品物を出荷する相手先に到着するまでにかかる時間に基づいて、前記検体を特定する情報を並べる整列部と、
前記整列部が並べた前記検体を特定する情報を一覧表示する表示制御部と
を有することを特徴とする、コロニー検査装置。 - 前記整列部は、前記時間が短い順に前記検体を特定する情報を並べることを特徴とする請求項6に記載のコロニー検査装置。
- 前記整列部は、前記時間が長い順に前記検体を特定する情報を並べることを特徴とする請求項6に記載のコロニー検査装置。
- 前記整列部は、前記時間が同一である前記検体を特定する情報を並べる場合に、前記検体に代表される品物の賞味期限または消費期限が短い順に前記検体を特定する情報を並べることを特徴とする請求項6に記載のコロニー検査装置。
- 前記検体を特定する情報には、一つの前記検体について複数種類の細菌をそれぞれ培養したシャーレの画像が対応付けられており、
前記整列部は、一つの前記検体について複数種類の細菌を培養したシャーレの画像のうちのいずれか一つで、異常判定がなされた場合に、該検体についての残りの種類の細菌を培養した前記検体を特定する情報をリストの上位または下位に並べることを特徴とする請求項6に記載のコロニー検査装置。 - コンピュータが
細菌コロニーが培養された複数の検体のそれぞれについて各検体を特定する情報を取得し、
取得した前記検体を特定する情報のそれぞれにおいて、前記検体を製造した施設から、該検体に代表される品物を出荷する相手先に到着するまでにかかる時間に基づいて、前記検体を特定する情報を並べ、
並べた前記検体を特定する情報を一覧表示する
処理を実行することを特徴とする、コロニー検査方法。 - 前記並べる処理は、前記時間が短い順に前記検体を特定する情報を並べることを特徴とする請求項11に記載のコロニー検査方法。
- 前記並べる処理は、前記時間が長い順に前記検体を特定する情報を並べることを特徴とする請求項11に記載のコロニー検査方法。
- 前記並べる処理は、前記時間が同一である前記検体を特定する情報を並べる場合に、前記検体に代表される品物の賞味期限または消費期限が短い順に前記検体を特定する情報を並べることを特徴とする請求項11に記載のコロニー検査方法。
- 前記検体を特定する情報には、一つの前記検体について複数種類の細菌をそれぞれ培養したシャーレの画像が対応付けられており、
前記並べる処理は、一つの前記検体について複数種類の細菌を培養したシャーレの画像のうちのいずれか一つで、異常判定がなされた場合に、該検体についての残りの種類の細菌を培養した前記検体を特定する情報をリストの上位または下位に並べることを特徴とする請求項11に記載のコロニー検査方法。
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