The development of demonstration kit for intramuscular injection needle display via smartphone inventor application
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This research aimed to 1) develop 2) test the efficiency and 3) study the user satisfaction with the demonstration kit for intramuscular injection needle display via smartphone works by the inventor application which was the development of an existing demonstration set by using conductive fabric as a needle-detecting sensor at each point and AVR microcontrollers for processing combined with half-fiber fiber mannequins, neck-cut, with arms mounted on the base that could be adjusted the height. The demonstration set could display the result of needle stabbing with LED (Light Emitting Diode) and could be displayed via a smartphone in the Android operating system with Bluetooth technology. The results showed that anatomical resemblance had a high level of satisfaction with mean value 4.36 (Full score is 5.00) and the standard deviation was 0.17. The LED display, sound alarm and the smartphone display in the Android operating system were 100 percent accuracy and had a high satisfaction score with mean value 4.36 and the standard deviation was 0.55. This developed demonstration kit can be assessed and applied in the public health program at Sakon Nakhon Rajabhat University.
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