Patient Monitoring System on Intravenous Fluid

Healthcare facilities are becoming more and more integrated into our daily lives. Nurses are responsible for monitoring intravenous (IV) fluid levels in almost all hospitals. Most often, due to their busy schedules, people neglect to replace the bottle when it should, which might cause blood to flow backward towards the bottle. The system incorporates a DHT11 temperature sensor for continuous body temperature monitoring, providing real-time feedback to healthcare professionals. A heart rate sensor tracks cardiovascular health, while an ultrasonic sensor ensures the proper administration of IV fluids, issuing automatic alerts if the drip deviates from the expected decrease of 1 cm per minute. Emergency situations are addressed with a push button acting as an emergency stop mechanism, instantly halting monitoring and notifying healthcare providers. Collected patient data, including temperature, heart rate, and drip level, is transmitted to an Android application via the ESP8266 microcontroller, enabling remote monitoring and analysis. This innovative system enhances healthcare efficiency, offering a comprehensive and automated approach to patient monitoring and drip management.