WO2015110056A1

WO2015110056A1 - Counting apparatus used for operating room

Info

Publication number: WO2015110056A1
Application number: PCT/CN2015/071398
Authority: WO
Inventors: 张藏文
Original assignee: 张藏文
Priority date: 2014-01-26
Filing date: 2015-01-23
Publication date: 2015-07-30
Also published as: CN103767790A

Abstract

A counting apparatus used on a sterile platform of an operating room comprises a collection bucket (1), a counting bucket (2) for accommodating the collection bucket (1) and a sensor (5) for sensing surgical equipment, wherein the counting bucket (2) is installed with a counter (4), a display (3) and/or a speaker (6), a power supply (7) and a power supply switch (8). The sensor (5), the counter (4), the display (3) and/or the speaker (6) are all connected to the power supply (7) through the power supply switch (8). The counter (4) is connected to the sensor (5), the display (3) and/or the speaker (6) respectively. The counting bucket (2) and the collection bucket (1) can be easily assembled and disassembled. After the power supply switch (8) is turned on, the sensor (5) automatically senses the surgical equipment placed in the collection bucket (1) and sends a signal to the counter (4). The counter (4) collects statistics and provides a feedback to medical staff through the display (3) and/or the speaker (6), improving counting efficiency of the surgical equipment. In addition, the counting apparatus used on the sterile platform of the operating room can be corrected through manual intervention, further improving accuracy.

Description

Operating room counting device

Technical field

The invention relates to a medical counting device, in particular to a counting device suitable for the number of devices used in statistical operation on a sterile table in an operating room.

Background technique

In the operating room of the hospital, every type of operation requires a variety of medical equipment, such as scalpels, surgical scissors, surgical sputum, vascular clamps, probes, etc., which are mostly sharp. Therefore, after the operation, the medical staff needs to accurately and statistically check the number of devices. At present, all major hospitals use the method of manually counting surgical equipment, which is not only time-consuming and laborious, but also has defects that are prone to errors and injuries.

technical problem

The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a counting device for an operating room, which can count the number of used surgical instruments during the operation, saves time and labor, and avoids errors that are easily caused by manual counting.

Technical solution

In order to solve the above technical problem, the operating room counting device provided by the present invention comprises a collecting bucket, a counting bucket for accommodating the collecting bucket, and a sensor for sensing the surgical equipment, wherein the counting bucket is equipped with a counter, a display and/or a speaker, a power source and a power source. A switch, the sensor, the counter, the display, and/or the speaker are all in communication with a power source through a power switch, the counter being coupled to a sensor, a display, and/or a speaker, respectively.

Further, a counting increase button and a count reduction button are further mounted on the counting bucket, and the counting increasing button and the counting reducing button are respectively connected to the counter. The power switch, the count up button, and the count down button are non-contact or sterile contact.

Furthermore, the counter bucket is also provided with a wireless transmission device that is connected to an external hospital information system via a wireless transmission device.

The sensor is infrared, electromagnetic (including radio frequency identification sensor), acoustic wave, visual (ie, camera technology sensing), pressure sensing.

Among them, the power source is a battery that can be charged wirelessly or by wire, and can be used while charging, and of course, an AC power source can be directly used.

Wherein, the display is an LED screen or a digital tube.

More preferably, the bottom of the collection barrel is equipped with a magnet to facilitate the suction of the surgical instrument to avoid damage to the medical staff or the patient.

In the above structure, the collection tub is detachably mounted in the counter bucket.

Preferably, the collection bin includes a plurality of independent collection zones, each of which is provided with an independent sensor.

Beneficial effect

The counting bucket of the invention can be conveniently disassembled and assembled with the collecting bucket. During the operation, after the power switch is turned on, the sensor automatically senses the surgical equipment placed in the collecting bucket and sends a signal to the counter, which is counted by the counter and passed through the display and/or Or the speaker feedback to the medical staff, the counting barrel can be combined with various collection barrels, which improves the efficiency of equipment inventory, saves manpower, and more importantly improves accuracy and reliability. In addition, the present invention can further correct the counting device by manual intervention, thereby further improving the accuracy, thereby ensuring the safety of the operation.

DRAWINGS

Figure 1 is a block diagram showing the structure of the present invention;

Figure 2 is a schematic illustration of the invention.

The reference numerals are as follows:

1 2 is a counting bucket; 3 is a display; 4 is a counter; 5 is a sensor; 6 is a speaker; 7 is a power supply; 8 is a power switch; 9 is a count increase button;

Embodiments of the invention

The operating room counting device provided by the present invention, as shown in FIG. 2, comprises a collecting tub 1, a counting bucket 2 accommodating the collecting tub 1, and a sensor 5 for sensing a surgical device, the collecting tub 1 being detachably mounted on the counting bucket 2 In the case of replacing the collection bucket, it is only necessary to assemble the sensor and the counting bucket with the new collection bucket to count, which improves the operation efficiency.

The counter 2 is equipped with a counter 4, a display 3 and/or a speaker 6, a power source 7 and a power switch 8. The sensor 5, the counter 4, the display 3 and/or the speaker 6 are all connected to the power source 7 via a power switch 8, the counter 4 is connected to the sensor 5, the display 3 and/or the speaker 6, respectively, as shown in FIG. The power source 7 can be a wireless or wired charging battery, so that the power can be used independently, or can be used while charging, and of course, the AC power can be directly used.

The mounting position of the sensor is determined by the type of sensor. When using infrared, electromagnetic (such as radio frequency identification technology), acoustic or visual (ie, camera technology sensing) sensing technology, the sensor 5 is mounted on the top of the collecting bucket 1. Mounted on the top is preferably magnetic or suspended, which facilitates the disassembly of the sensor 5. When using a sensing technique such as pressure sensing, the sensor 5 is mounted at the bottom of the collecting bucket 1. The sensor can use, but is not limited to, infrared, electromagnetic, sonic, visual (ie, camera technology sensing), pressure sensing, and other sensing technologies to detect the number of surgical instruments placed in the collection bin 1. Of course, multiple sensors can be set on the collection bucket according to actual needs to ensure the reliability and accuracy of the detection.

In order to ensure the accuracy of the counting, the medical staff can monitor through the display 3, which can be, but is not limited to, an LED screen or a digital tube. In this embodiment, a digital tube is used as shown in FIG. More preferably, the speaker 6 is set to perform voice prompts, such as 'putting one at a time', so that the medical staff can monitor and find false positives at any time. Further, the count bucket 2 is further provided with a count increase button 9 and a count decrease button 10, and the count increase button 9 and the count decrease button 10 are respectively connected to the counter 4. When the medical staff finds that the voice prompt from the speaker 6 has an error, the counter 4 can be manually adjusted by the count increase button 9 or the count down button 10 to ensure the accuracy of the count.

Preferably, the bottom of the collecting bucket 1 is mounted with a magnet (not shown), and some surgical equipment, such as a scalpel, can be firmly sucked by the magnet after being placed in the collecting bucket, and then collected after the operation is completed. To avoid the occurrence of surgical equipment scattered.

In addition, the counting bucket 2 can also be connected to an external hospital information system through a wireless transmission device to timely feedback the usage of the surgical equipment.

In addition, the collection barrel may also adopt the structure of several independent collection areas, each type collecting surgical equipment is collected in each collection area, and each collection area is provided with an independent sensor, and the structural principle is the same as the foregoing, therefore No longer.

Of course, the collecting bucket can be open or closed. For example, the collecting bucket can be configured with a lid, and the lid is provided with a plurality of input ports. The shape of the inlet and the size of the collecting bucket can be designed according to the shape of the surgical equipment.

Industrial applicability

The counting bucket of the invention can be conveniently disassembled and assembled with the collecting bucket. During the operation, after the power switch is turned on, the sensor automatically senses the surgical equipment placed in the collecting bucket and sends a signal to the counter, which is counted by the counter and passed through the display and/or Or the speaker feedback to the medical staff, the counting barrel can be combined with various collection barrels, which improves the efficiency of equipment inventory, saves manpower, and more importantly avoids the error-proneness of manual counting and improves the accuracy and reliability. In addition, the present invention can further correct the counting device by manual intervention, thereby further improving the accuracy, thereby ensuring the safety of the operation.

Claims

A counting device for an operating room, comprising: a collecting bucket, a counting bucket for accommodating the collecting bucket, and a sensor for sensing the surgical device, wherein the counting bucket is equipped with a counter, a display and/or a speaker, a power source and a power switch, The sensors, counters, displays, and/or speakers are all in communication with a power source through a power switch that is coupled to the sensor, display, and/or speaker, respectively.
The operating room counting device according to claim 1, wherein a counting increase button and a count reduction button are further mounted on the counting barrel, and the counting increase button and the count reduction button are respectively connected to the counter.
The operating room counting device according to claim 1, wherein the counting bucket is further provided with a wireless transmission device, and the counter is connected to an external hospital information system via a wireless transmission device.
The operating room counting device according to claim 1, wherein the sensor is of an infrared type, an electromagnetic type, an acoustic wave type, a visual type, and a pressure sensing type.
The operating room counting device according to claim 1, wherein the display is an LED screen or a digital tube.
The operating room counting device according to claim 1, wherein a magnet is attached to a bottom of the collecting tub.
The operating room counting device according to claim 1, wherein the collecting tub is detachably mounted in the counting tub.
The operating room counting device according to claim 1, wherein the collection tub includes a plurality of independent collection zones, each collection zone being provided with an independent sensor.
The operating room counting device according to claim 1, wherein the power source is a battery or an AC power source, and the battery is a wired charging type or a wireless charging type.
The operating room counting device according to claim 2, wherein the power switch, the count up button, and the count down button are non-contact or sterile contact type.