Water cup for Alzheimer's disease patients

Abstract

The invention discloses a water cup for Alzheimer's disease patients. The water cup comprises a cup body and a cup base, wherein a rubber cup sleeve is arranged on the outer side of the cup body in a sleeving manner, the bottom of the rubber cup sleeve is movably embedded into the top of the cup base, and an adsorption device positioned at the bottom of the cup body is embedded into the rubber cup sleeve. A sensing assembly electrically connected with the adsorption device is embedded in the inner wall of the rubber cup sleeve, a plurality of rings located on the outer side of the sensing assembly are integrally arranged on the outer wall of the rubber cup sleeve, and an adsorption block located at the bottom of the rubber cup sleeve is embedded in the cup base. According to the invention, the rubber cup sleeve is arranged outside the cup body, and a hand ring allowing fingers to be inserted is arranged on the outer wall of the rubber cup sleeve, so that the water cup can be effectively prevented from falling off from a hand. By means of magnetic attraction effect, the cup body is automatically adsorbed to the cup base, the cup body can be taken out of the cup base only after the hand is inserted into the hand ring and tightly holds the cup body, and the cup can be effectively prevented from toppling over in the taking and placing process.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of daily necessities, in particular to a drinking cup for Alzheimer's disease patients. Background technique [0002] Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a progressive neurodegenerative disease with insidious onset. Clinically, it is characterized by generalized dementia such as memory impairment, aphasia, apraxia, agnosia, impairment of visuospatial skills, executive dysfunction, and changes in personality and behavior. The etiology is still unknown. Those with onset before the age of 65 are called Alzheimer's disease; those with onset after the age of 65 are called senile dementia. [0003] Therefore, patients with Alzheimer's disease, especially elderly patients, are prone to tremors in their hands. When you need to drink water or take medicine to take the water cup, the shaking hands can easily cause the water cup to fall over because it is not held reliably; during the drinking process, the shaking hands can also easil...

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Problems solved by technology

When taking a water glass for drinking or taking medicine, trembling hands can easily cause the water glass to fall due to unreliable grip; in the process of drinking water, trembling hands can also easily cause the water glass to fall out of the hand and cause the water to spill. Affect normal drinking; when the water cup is put back on the table after drinking water, the shaking of the hand will easily cause the water cup to fall due to the uneven placement, which will bring great harm to the life and rehabilitation process of patients with trembling hands. inconvenient

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