Chair and bed combination type lower extremity auxiliary exercise apparatus for patients

Abstract

The invention discloses a chair and bed combination type lower extremity auxiliary exercise apparatus for patients. The apparatus comprises a frame, a fixing shaft, a connecting plate, a sliding plate, a mounting plate, a bolt, a fixing plate, a motor-driven push rod, a connecting rod and a storage battery. The chair and bed combination type lower extremity auxiliary exercise apparatus has a smartstructure and powerful function and is easy to operate. The apparatus can be installed to a hospital bed or a wheelchair by medical staffs, thereby realizing use of the apparatus by hemiplegic patients with different degrees of dysfunction of the limbs. That is, the lower extremities of patients can be treated with reciprocating exercises without manual work by medical staffs. The apparatus not only reduces the work intensity of medical staffs, but also ensures the recovery progress of the patients.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to exercise equipment, in particular to a chair-bed combined lower limb auxiliary exercise equipment for patients. Background technique [0002] The lower extremities refer to the part of the human body below the abdomen. Includes buttocks, perineum, thighs, knees, calves and feet. The anterior, medial and posterior regions of the thigh, the anterior and posterior regions of the knee, the anterior, lateral and posterior regions of the calf, and the ankle, dorsum, sole and toes of the foot. [0003] In clinical work, for patients with lower extremity mobility dysfunction caused by stroke, craniocerebral trauma, etc., medical staff need to perform rehabilitation exercises on the patient's hemiplegic limb to promote the recovery of the patient's paralyzed limb function. The degree varies, some patients are lying on the bed, some are in wheelchairs, and the hospital does not have a dedicated lower limb exerciser. The work i...

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[0003] In clinical work, for patients with lower limb dysfunction caused by stroke, craniocerebral trauma, etc., medical staff need to perform rehabilitation exercises for the patient's hemiplegic limbs, so as to promote the recovery of the patient's paralyzed limb function. To varying degrees, some patients are lying on the hospital bed, some patients are sitting in wheelchairs, and the hospital does not yet have a dedicated lower limb exercise device, at this time, medical staff are required to manually exercise the patient's lower limbs, which not only increases the The work intensity of the personnel also affects the patient's rehabilitation progress. In view of the above defects, it is necessary to design a chair-bed combined patient's lower limb auxiliary exercise device.

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