Physiological information processing method, physiological information processing device, and physiological information processing system
AssigneeNihon Kohden Corporation
InventorsTetsuri Ariyama, Kenji Ohara, Minoru Matsushima, Hideki Ochiai
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Abstract
A physiological information processing method executed by a computer. The computer can obtain a stress index parameter that indicates a stress index of a subject based on physiological information data. The computer can also compare the stress index parameter with a predetermined threshold value and determine whether the subject is stressed based on the comparison between the stress index parameter and the predetermined threshold value. Additionally, the computer can output stress information indicating that the subject is stressed.
Claims17
A physiological information processing method executed by a computer, comprising:
- obtaining a stress index parameter indicating a stress index of a subject based on physiological information data of the subject from at least one physiological information sensor;
- comparing the stress index parameter with a predetermined threshold value;
- determining that the subject is stressed in accordance with the comparison between the stress index parameter and the predetermined threshold value;
- transmitting stress information indicating that the subject is stressed to a remote server;
- outputting the stress information from the remote server indicating that the subject is stressed to an information terminal comprising one or more processors, through an in-hospital network,
- wherein the information terminal is associated with a medical worker who is charged with examination of the subject.
A physiological information processing system comprising:
- a physiological information processing device that comprises at least one physiological information sensor and that is configured to be attached to a subject and configured to obtain physiological information data of the subject;
- a remote server communicably connected to the physiological information processing device and an in-hospital network;
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- an information terminal that comprises one or more processors, is communicably connected to the remote server, and is associated with a medical worker who is charged with examining the subject,
- wherein the physiological information processing device is configured to:
- obtain a stress index parameter indicating a stress index of the subject based on the physiological information data of the subject from the at least one physiological information sensor;
- compare the stress index parameter with a predetermined threshold value;
- determine that the subject is stressed in accordance with the comparison between the stress index parameter and the predetermined threshold value;
- transmit the stress information to the information terminal via the remote server and the in-hospital network;
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- present the stress information to the medical worker visually, audibly, or tactually.
A physiological information processing device configured to be attached to a subject, comprising:
- one or more processors;
- one or more memories configured to store a computer readable instruction;
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- a wireless communication module comprising a radio frequency (RF) circuit and a transmission and reception antenna,
- wherein when the computer readable instruction is executed by the one or more processors, the physiological information processing device is configured to:
- obtain a stress index parameter indicating a stress index of the subject based on the physiological information data of the subject from at least one physiological information sensor;
- compare the stress index parameter with a predetermined threshold value;
- determine that the subject is stressed in accordance with the comparison between the stress index parameter and the predetermined threshold value;
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- transmit the stress information to an information terminal via a remote server and an in-hospital network, the information terminal comprising one or more processors and associated with a medical worker charged with examining the subject through the wireless communication module.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.