Most people who have experience with in±®♣travenous care and are hospita•✘✔lized in the hematology ↔∏department have this experience, which π→♣is that because of the infu"★↔≠sion, the child's fam®™∞ily members want to lα∏πeave but dare not, f♣☆​earing that the infusion will not be re>>σplaced in a timely m€™εanner. Although nurses regularly inspβ→ ect the entire process of infusion acε↑↓♠cording to regulations, t€λhey still cannot accurately determin'λ♠e the completion time of infusion. A↕ᣕfter discovering thaφ÷↕ t the liquid drips out in a timely mannαα↔er, it is necessary t★€φo exhaust the gas again. D€βue to blood reflux, the risk w ♥÷≥ill increase, and needle block☆&age requires re puncture, thereby​< increasing the workload of nurses. N☆¶♥βext, follow the editor to↑'•÷ learn about the infusion alarm.

The infusion alarm is suitable for an♦≥₽y infusion bottle or bag. A↑‍→dopting non-contact detection, withou¶↕t contaminating the medication. This↕<↑ alarm is lightweight, convenient, d&≈☆urable, and easy to ope←±rate. At the beginning of infusion, •λclamp the alarm clip above the liquid l↓∏☆≠evel of the infusion tube→₩←, press the button, hear§π a "drip" sound, and‍♠" at the same time, the green l¥✔®ight will flash, and ®ε the alarm will start working; After ×'the infusion is comp< ≈leted, an alarm will imm♦•♣₩ediately sound "beep". At<≈∑♣ the same time, the red light f™ lashes and the infusion seλ÷φt stops working, promp✔±ting the patient and their famiδ♥™ly to complete the infusion. ​εNurses can change bottles or remov∞÷e needles in a timely manneσ ¥r during this period to avoid ne  edle blockage causedφ↕ by prolonged blood return, and achieδ↓ve automatic alarm for®δ₹ infusion abnormalities and completion.✘✘> During the tour, especially aλ±σ↕t night, when nurses hear an infusion$↓ alarm, they immediately replace∞↔ ¥ the patient's fluid, e§×→nsuring the safety of infusion and ®←αsignificantly reducing the wo&≠‍$rkload and mental pressure of↔≥× medical staff.

This infusion alarm not only σγreduces the nursing burden on the fami<¥lies of the patients,∑<→ but also makes it mor×₽ε e convenient for nurses to observ™ §®e the condition during infusion trea$‌♥tment, better serve ✘ε♠the infusion patients, prevent adverse ✔Ω₽events such as empty ↓<infusion, coagulation,Ω¶∑& and re puncture, reduc¥εε£e nurse patient disputes, save human r↑©βesources, and improve patient sati©±sfaction. It has been unanimously recoΩ•gnized by parents and child nurses,∞☆λ← and is a good helper for nurse &§s and sisters!