RESEARCH ON THE DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF INTRAVENOUS FLUID MONITORING DEVICES APPLYING INTERNET OF THINGS TECHNOLOGY

This paper focuses on the research and development of a medical device designed to monitor and supervise intravenous infusion for patients by leveraging Internet of Things (IoT) technologies. The proposed device is expected to have the following fundamental functionalities: setting the volume of the solution to be infused; setting the drip rate in drops per minute; calculating and displaying the remaining volume of the solution; calculating and displaying the remaining infusion time; and Alerting doctors and patients at different time intervals. The advantages of the designed product include low system design cost based on the current price of components; simple and comprehensible programming language with high scalability; experimental results indicating stable and accurate system operation with low power consumption; and ease of operation, use, maintenance, and servicing. Furthermore, the research results have practical applicability in hospitals or medical facilities and can be used as a practice model for Biomedical Engineering students at educational institutions, where there is a significant lack of practical training products in this field. Keywords: Intravenous infusion; medical devices; monitoring; control; Internet of Things.

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Vinh University Journal of Science
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2024-09-20
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https://doi.org/10.56824/vujs.2024a073a
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Advanced Sensor and Control Systems
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RESEARCH ON THE DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF INTRAVENOUS FLUID MONITORING DEVICES APPLYING INTERNET OF THINGS TECHNOLOGY

Nguyễn Thị Anh Thư
Vinh University Journal of Science
Advanced Sensor and Control Systems
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RESEARCH ON THE DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF INTRAVENOUS FLUID MONITORING DEVICES APPLYING INTERNET OF THINGS TECHNOLOGY

Nguyễn Thị Anh Thư
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Abstract

This paper focuses on the research and development of a medical device designed to monitor and supervise intravenous infusion for patients by leveraging Internet of Things (IoT) technologies. The proposed device is expected to have the following fundamental functionalities: setting the volume of the solution to be infused; setting the drip rate in drops per minute; calculating and displaying the remaining volume of the solution; calculating and displaying the remaining infusion time; and Alerting doctors and patients at different time intervals. The advantages of the designed product include low system design cost based on the current price of components; simple and comprehensible programming language with high scalability; experimental results indicating stable and accurate system operation with low power consumption; and ease of operation, use, maintenance, and servicing. Furthermore, the research results have practical applicability in hospitals or medical facilities and can be used as a practice model for Biomedical Engineering students at educational institutions, where there is a significant lack of practical training products in this field. Keywords: Intravenous infusion; medical devices; monitoring; control; Internet of Things.

Vinh University Journal of ScienceVol. 53(3A)
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Advanced Sensor and Control Systems
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