IoT based Smart Saline Bottle for Healthcare

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Auteurs principaux: Amey More, Darshan Bhor, Mihir Tilak, Dr. Gajanan Nagare
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author Amey More
Darshan Bhor
Mihir Tilak
Dr. Gajanan Nagare
author_facet Amey More
Darshan Bhor
Mihir Tilak
Dr. Gajanan Nagare
contents The Healthcare sector has progressed by quantum leaps in the past few years. Hence, it is evident that this growth of the industry should be managed properly by all the hospital staff. This causes very little attention to patient monitoring level of the saline bottle and as well as close the saline tube comprising of air bubble to avoid air embolism when the bottle is about to get empty. The Healthcare sector with innovative techniques has brought easiness in day to day life. Automation of the saline system is the need of hospitals. Saline is a basic thing used in every hospital to deliver drugs to the patient to cure them. Whenever saline is fed to the patient there is always a requirement of nurse and caretaker to monitor it. Due to inattentiveness of nurses towards saline or lack of patient to nurse ratio in the hospital causing aeroembolism which may lead to heart attack, stroke or respiratory failure. This paper "LED-Photodiode based system," monitors the saline bottle using Arduino Uno which performs the logical operation and connects the system to blynk or serial monitor terminal application. Blynk is an IoT platform that is with software, and other technologies to connect and exchange data with other devices and systems over the Internet. Whenever the level of the saline reaches the pre-defined critical level, then the nurses, doctors will be alerted through the message and an indicator will glow to alert the nurse station as well as clamps the saline bottle without any further delay. So, that fatal accidents through air embolism and further complication can be prevented.
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spellingShingle IoT based Smart Saline Bottle for Healthcare
Amey More
Darshan Bhor
Mihir Tilak
Dr. Gajanan Nagare
Arduino controller
LEDs
Blynk
IoT
Photodiode
Serial monitor terminal.
The Healthcare sector has progressed by quantum leaps in the past few years. Hence, it is evident that this growth of the industry should be managed properly by all the hospital staff. This causes very little attention to patient monitoring level of the saline bottle and as well as close the saline tube comprising of air bubble to avoid air embolism when the bottle is about to get empty. The Healthcare sector with innovative techniques has brought easiness in day to day life. Automation of the saline system is the need of hospitals. Saline is a basic thing used in every hospital to deliver drugs to the patient to cure them. Whenever saline is fed to the patient there is always a requirement of nurse and caretaker to monitor it. Due to inattentiveness of nurses towards saline or lack of patient to nurse ratio in the hospital causing aeroembolism which may lead to heart attack, stroke or respiratory failure. This paper "LED-Photodiode based system," monitors the saline bottle using Arduino Uno which performs the logical operation and connects the system to blynk or serial monitor terminal application. Blynk is an IoT platform that is with software, and other technologies to connect and exchange data with other devices and systems over the Internet. Whenever the level of the saline reaches the pre-defined critical level, then the nurses, doctors will be alerted through the message and an indicator will glow to alert the nurse station as well as clamps the saline bottle without any further delay. So, that fatal accidents through air embolism and further complication can be prevented.
title IoT based Smart Saline Bottle for Healthcare
topic Arduino controller
LEDs
Blynk
IoT
Photodiode
Serial monitor terminal.
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18594085