Secure Entry Monitoring System

Gan, May Hui (2010) Secure Entry Monitoring System. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The constant flow and accuracy on the amount of hazardous yet expensive drug liquid inserted into the patients’ artery play the critical factors in any pain therapy. If the syringe is not securely monitored, there is a high risk of patient, especially for those who are in coma condition, being injected an additional or unnecessary infusion when syringes are changed or when the infusions are restarted. With real time keyless entry monitoring and event captured backup, provision against accidental modification of settings, syringe theft or unauthorized replacement of syringe is further enhanced. In taking account on the patient health and safety, sufficient prove of records (the syringe pump cover entries, time and date with the persons’ names) may help on cases analysis and investigation. Therefore, in this project, the event captured in Secure Entry Monitoring Main Board by PIC24FJ128GA010 is to be transferred to computer for data analysis through PIC18F4550 and USB flash drive. The backup of event captured from the main board is then displayed in graphical form for faulty cases inspection.

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