Orthopedic nursing walking aid

Abstract

The invention discloses an orthopedic nursing walking aid which comprises a device base, wherein a steering rod sleeve is arranged at the front end of the device base; a steering rod is arranged in the steering rod sleeve in a sleeving manner; a steering wheel axle is arranged at the bottom of the steering rod; steering wheels are arranged at two ends of the steering wheel axle; a handle seat is arranged on the top of the steering rod; a group of wheel stands is arranged on the lower part of the rear of the device base; the wheel stands are matched with the wheels through the wheel axle; the wheel axle is matched with a connecting shaft; a driven belt pulley penetrates through the middle of the connecting shaft and matched with a driving belt pulley arranged on a reducing motor through a belt; the reducing motor is arranged at the rear end of the device base; a group of floor stands is arranged in the middle of the device base; sliding backup plates are arranged on the upper parts of the floor stands in a sliding manner; and a group of fixing bands is arranged on the sliding backup plates. The orthopedic nursing walking aid can help lower limb fracture postoperative patients to restore walking functions and is excellent in protective effect, simple in operation, labor-saving and safe.

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Benefits of technology

This patented technology helps people who have difficulty moving around while still being trained for medical treatment. It improves upon existing devices such as knee braces and castors. By allowing patients to move freely between different areas they may experience less pain than traditional methods like them rubbing against each other's skin. Additionally, there is an advantage over current designs where users must hold onto a pole because they only use their own weight instead of carrying weights along at all times. Overall, these technical improvements improve comfort level, reduce injury risk, provide greater security measures, make therapy more effective, save money compared to previous solutions, and enhance overall health outcomes.

Problems solved by technology

The technical problem addressed by this patented technology relates to improving safety during physical therapy treatments while reducing discomfort caused by poor balance or lack of flexion on certain parts of their legs after an injury that makes them harden over time.

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