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M.Tech, Dept of ECE, CMR College of Engineering & Technology, Hyderabad, AP-India,
Professor, Dept of ECE, CMR College of Engineering & Technology, Hyderabad, AP-India
Abstract:
This paper, presents a Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) for monitoring patients physiological conditions
continuously using Zigbee. Here the physiological conditions of the patient's are monitored by sensors and the
output of these sensors is transmitted via Zigbee and the same has to be sent to the remote wireless monitor for
acquiring the observed patients physiological signal. The remote wireless monitor is constructed of Zigbee and
Personal Computer (PC). The measured signal has to be sent to the PC, which can be data collection. Although
Bluetooth is better than Zigbee for transmission rate, Zigbee has lower power consumption. The first procedure
of the system is that the wireless sensors are used to measure Heart rate, temperature and fall monitoring from
human body using Zigbee. Next procedure of the system is to measure saline level in bottle using zigbee. The
measured signal is sent to the PC via the RS-232 serial port communication interface. In particular, when
measured signals cross the standard value, the personal computer will send a message to the caretakers mobile
phone.
Keywords: Wireless Sensor Network, physiological signal, GSM, MEMS
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INTRODUCTION
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Power
supply
Heart
sensor
Display
beat
MCU
Buzzer
Zigbee
TX
MEMS
sensor
MAX
232
Body
temperature
sensor
GSM
Modem
Saline level
sensor
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Patient section
Zigbee
RX
MAX
232
PC
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Start
Initialization of modules
Get
data
from patient
Yes
Is
saline
level above
minimum?
No
Yes
Is BPM
normal?
Alert the
nurse
No
Yes
Is body
temperature
normal?
Alert the
nurse
Alert the
nurse
End
Fig 3. Flowchart of the system
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CONCLUSION
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