IP Library Granted Patent US 11,894,149
Granted Patent B2
US 11,894,149 · App. 17/385,663 · Granted Feb 6, 2024

Code for patient care device configuration

Inventor: Dennis I. Schneider (Nashua, NH)
Assignee: Baxter Corporation Englewood
G16H70/40G16H20/17G16H40/63
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Patent No.
US 11,894,149
App. No.
17/385,663
Granted
Feb 6, 2024
Kind
B2
Abstract

Configuration output for use in configuring a patient care device for administration of a therapy to a patient. The configuration output may include at least one code. The code may be used in the verification and/or indication of at least one configuration data component used in the configuration of the patient care device to be used to administer a therapy to a patient. Additionally, a check code for validation of the entry of the code and/or check code may be provided.

Claims (41)

1. An infusion apparatus comprising:

a pumping mechanism configured to control a flow of intravenous fluid through an administration set from a container to a patient;

a display;

an input device; and

a computer readable medium configured, when executed, to:

receive data corresponding to a configuration output via the input device, the data including (i) a first portion that comprises plain text values specifying a configuration protocol for preforming an infusion therapy, and (ii) a second portion that comprises an alphanumeric code that was generated using the first portion of the data,

generate, using an algorithm, a check code using the received first portion of the data,

compare the check code to the received second portion of the data,

when the check code corresponds to the second portion of the data, enable the pumping mechanism to administer the infusion therapy according to the specified configuration protocol, and

when the check code fails to correspond to the second portion of the data, cause the display to indicate the failure of the correspondence between the check code and the second portion of the data.

2. The infusion apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the indication of the failure between the correspondence of the check code and the second portion of the data includes a prompt to re-enter at least one of the first portion of the data or the second portion of the data.

3. The infusion apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the indication of the failure between the correspondence of the check code and the second portion of the data includes an alert.

4. The infusion apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the algorithm includes at least one of a Mod-10 algorithm, a Mod-11 algorithm, an ISO 2894/ANSI 4.13 algorithm, or a JTC1/SC 17 algorithm.

5. The infusion apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the input device includes at least one of a plurality of buttons or keys, a touch screen input device, or a keyboard, and

wherein the display is configured to show one or more user interfaces for prompting entry of the data corresponding to the configuration output.

6. The infusion apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the configuration protocol includes at least one of an order number, an order date, a patient identifier, a physician identifier, or an infusion device type.

7. The infusion apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the configuration protocol includes at least one of a care area, an intravenous fluid name, a concentration of the intravenous fluid, a patient weight, a dose of the intravenous fluid, an infusion rate of the intravenous fluid, or a volume to be infused of the intravenous fluid.

8. The infusion apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the first portion of the data at least partially corresponds to one or more configuration data components of the configuration protocol, a data input sequence of the configuration protocol, and at least one configuration parameter of the configuration protocol.

9. The infusion apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the configuration output comprises a label, and

wherein the label is applied to the container containing the intravenous fluid.

10. The infusion apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the check code is shown on the display adjacent to the second portion of the data.

11. A patient care apparatus comprising:

a display;

an input device; and

a computer readable medium configured, when executed, to:

receive data corresponding to a configuration output via the input device, the data including (i) a first portion that comprises plain text values specifying a configuration protocol, and (ii) a second portion that comprises an alphanumeric code that was generated using the first portion of the data,

generate, using an algorithm, a check code using the received first portion of the data,

compare the check code to the received second portion of the data,

when the check code corresponds to the second portion of the data, enable execution of the first portion of the data, and

when the check code fails to correspond to the second portion of the data, cause the display to indicate the failure of the correspondence between the check code and the second portion of the data.

12. The patient care apparatus of claim 11 , wherein the display, the input device, and the computer readable medium are included within at least one of a cardiac monitor, a hemodynamic monitor, a respiratory monitor, a neurological monitor, a blood glucose monitor, a childbirth monitor, a body temperature monitor, an inhalation therapy device, an enteral feeding pump, a respiratory ventilation device, a dialysis device, or an infusion pump.

13. The patient care apparatus of claim 11 , wherein the indication of the failure between the correspondence of the check code and the second portion of the data includes a prompt to re-enter at least one of the first portion of the data or the second portion of the data.

14. The patient care apparatus of claim 11 , wherein the indication of the failure between the correspondence of the check code and the second portion of the data includes an alert.

15. The patient care apparatus of claim 11 , wherein the algorithm includes at least one of a Mod-10 algorithm, a Mod-11 algorithm, an ISO 2894/ANSI 4.13 algorithm, or a JTC1/SC 17 algorithm.

16. The patient care apparatus of claim 11 , wherein the input device includes at least one of a plurality of buttons or keys, a touch screen input device, or a keyboard, and

wherein the display is configured to show one or more user interfaces for prompting entry of the data corresponding to the configuration output.

17. The patient care apparatus of claim 11 , wherein the configuration protocol includes at least one of an order number, an order date, a patient identifier, a physician identifier, or an infusion device type.

18. The patient care apparatus of claim 11 , wherein the configuration protocol includes at least one of a care area, a fluid name, a concentration of a fluid, a patient weight, a dose of a fluid, an infusion rate, or a volume to be infused.

19. The patient care apparatus of claim 11 , wherein the first portion of the data at least partially corresponds to one or more configuration data components of the configuration protocol, a data input sequence of the configuration protocol, and at least one configuration parameter of the configuration protocol.

20. The patient care apparatus of claim 11 , wherein the configuration output comprises a label, and

wherein the label is applied to a container containing an intravenous fluid.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jul 29, 2021
From: SCHNEIDER, DENNIS I
To: BAXTER CORPORATION ENGLEWOOD
Reel/Frame 057022/0619 →
Continuity (3)
Continuation 14765897
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