Old and weak patient exercise walking device for rehabilitation nursing department

Abstract

The invention discloses an old and weak patient exercise walking device for a rehabilitation nursing department. The old and weak patient exercise walking device comprises a right support and a left support which are fixedly connected through a cross rod, universal wheels are fixedly arranged at the lower ends of the right support and the left support, a front end supporting frame is fixedly arranged at the front ends of the right support and the left support in an inclined mode, a front end rubber block is fixedly arranged at the bottom of the front end supporting frame, first sleeves are fixedly arranged inside the right support and the left support, internal supports are mounted inside the first sleeves in a matched manner, and a seat board is fixedly mounted at the upper ends of the internal supports. The old and weak patient exercise walking device for the rehabilitation nursing department is provided with the liftable seat board, a bottom rubber block is arranged at the bottom ofan internal supporting frame, the front end rubber block is arranged at the bottom of the front end supporting frame, so that the device can be timely stopped from moving when a patient falls over, and secondary harm is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of rehabilitation equipment, in particular to a walking device for exercising elderly and infirm patients in the rehabilitation nursing department. Background technique [0002] Elderly and infirm patients, especially some elderly patients who have difficulty walking and have resumed walking exercises, walk with crutches or are supported by others. Due to insufficient muscle strength and bone strength, they are not tripped, but are easily knocked down. Legs cause falls. This problem is hard to prevent and has become a stumbling block for elderly and weak patients to exercise and walk. Existing rehabilitation equipment mostly uses left and right support frames to support patients. Although it has a good support effect, it can stand up when patients fall. However, it does not have the function of automatic braking, and the equipment will continue to move after falling. At this time, the patient does not have t...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Elderly and infirm patients, especially some elderly patients who have difficulty walking and have resumed walking exercises, walk with crutches or are supported by others. Due to insufficient muscle strength and bone strength, they are not tripped, but are easily knocked down. Legs cause falls. This problem is hard to prevent and has become a stumbling block for elderly and weak patients to exercise and walk. Existing rehabilitation equipment mostly uses left and right support frames to support patients. Although it has a good support effect, it can stand up when patients fall. It has the function of supporting, but does not have the function of automatic braking. The equipment will continue to move after falling, and the patient does not have the ability to control the direction of the equipment at this time, which will cause secondary injury to the patient.

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