IOT COVID PATIENT HEALTH MONITOR IN QUARANTINE

Project carried out by

(Reg.No. 9919018002, 9919018034, 9919018056)

Under the guidance of

S.Manochitra

Assistant Professor / Department of Computer Science

& Information Technology

 OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION

• Objective
• Need of the project
• Domain Introduction
• Literature survey(If necessary include)
• Problem Statement
• Abstract
•  References

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 Objective
• This is a real-time health monitoring system utilizing the measured values

of body temperature, pulse rate, and oxygen saturation of the patients,

which are the most important measurements required for critical care.

• This system has a liquid crystal display (LCD) that shows the measured

temperature, pulse rate, and oxygen saturation level and can be easily

synchronized with a mobile application for instant access.

• IoT-based tools may potentially be valuable during the COVID-19

pandemic for saving people’s lives.

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 Need of the project
• Currently, the COVID-19 pandemic is one of the major global issues faced by
health organizations.
• COVID-19 patients have several symptoms, such as fever, shortness of breath,
decrease in oxygen saturation level, dry cough, diarrhea, vomiting, sore throat,
headache, loss of taste and smell, body pain, and abnormal pulse rate.
• Among these symptoms, high fever, low oxygen saturation level, and abnormal
pulse rate are considered serious. 
• Therefore, it is important for COVID-19 patients to be regularly informed about
their health conditions, especially body temperature, heart rate, and oxygen
saturation

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 Literature survey
Author Title Proposed Methods Journal, Year

Nizar Al IoT based wearable device to The proposed system is implemented Epub 2021 May 8
Bassam , Shai monitor the signs of quarantined with three layered functionalities as
k Asif remote patients of COVID-19 wearable IoT sensor layer, cloud layer
Hussain , Am with Application Peripheral Interface
mar Al (API) and Android web layer for mobile
Qaraghuli phones.

Renugadevi An IoT-based system for effective The machine learning algorithm of Turkish Journal of
R., Prakash J., COVID patient health monitoring Support Vector Machines or SVM used physiotherapy and
Sakthivel B., with SVM decision making to predict or alert about health Rehabilitation ;
Raj, A. Y. risk conditions of a patient. SVM model 32(3):3649-3653,
trained using data set collected 2021.
from world health organization for
various age patients.

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 References
• Seshadri D.R., Davies E.V., Harlow E.R., Hsu J.J., Knighton S.C., Walker T.A., Voos J.E.,
Drummond C.K. Wearable sensors for COVID-19: a call to action to harness our digital
infrastructure for remote patient monitoring and virtual assessments. Front. Digit. Health.
2020;2(8) doi: 10.3389/fdgth.2020.00008.
• Nooruddin Sheikh, Islam Md, Sharna Falguni. 2019. An IoT based device-type invariant fall
detection system. 9. 100130.
• El-Rashidy Nora, El-Cappagh Shaker, Riazul Islam S.M., Hazem M., El-Bakry, Abdelrazek Samir.
End to End deep learning framework for coronavirus. COVID-19) detection and monitoring.
2020

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