Wireless sensor network-enabled intravenous infusion monitoring

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Considering that intravenous in blood infusion, usually applied without a proper control of the progress and velocity under unreliable manual monitoring practice, is the most popular and frequent clinical activity throughout the world, which can potentially endanger a patient's life, leads to a huge burden as patients, relatives and nursing staff can cause serious cases of medical negligence. In order to resolve this problem and provide a networkable solution the authors propose a novel radio frequency identification-based wireless sensor networkable intravenous infusion monitoring system. The proposed system is a wireless sensor system based on taking a fork-type light barrier as a sensor, a micro-control unit (MCU) as a ZigBee-based radio frequency device. The system's performance is evaluated through some laboratory experiments using tuning algorithm to demonstrate that the results show the required accuracy of the system to meet practical needs.

Inspec keywords: wireless sensor networks; medical computing; microcontrollers; Zigbee; radiofrequency identification; patient monitoring; biomedical equipment

Other keywords: tuning algorithm; radiofrequency identification-based wireless sensor networkable intravenous infusion monitoring system; ZigBee-based radiofrequency device; microcontrol unit; blood infusion; fork-type light barrier; wireless sensor network-enabled intravenous infusion monitoring

Subjects: Computer communications; Microprocessor chips; Other radio links and systems; Patient care and treatment; Sensing devices and transducers; Patient care and treatment; Wireless sensor networks; Microprocessors and microcomputers; Biology and medical computing

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