Rehabilitation machine for rehabilitation training of the hyerkinetic syndrome

Abstract

The invention discloses a rehabilitation machine for hyerkinetic syndrome rehabilitation training. The machine comprises a bouncing cabin, sub-moving cabins, a door switch, a triangular lock cylinder,a quadrilateral lock cylinder, a single-wheel vehicle, a gift box, a hexagonal lock cylinder, a rope pulling device, a ladder climbing device and the like. The bouncing cabin is provided with an elastic pad, the function of the bouncing cabin is consistent with the function of a trampoline, and the bouncing force of a child patient is trained; every time the child patient jumps, a bouncing deviceof the bouncing cabinet ascends a little, which makes the child patient feels jumping higher and higher, and the self-confidence is increased; cabinet doors of the three sub-moving cabins are controlled to be opened and closed by the door switch, and if the doors are opened and closed, the child patient needs to take a key in the bouncing cabin to open the doors, so that the hand strength of thechild patient is exercised; the three sub-moving cabins are used for exercising the strength of upper limbs and lower limbs and the body harmony; tasks of the three sub-moving cabins are completed sothat the gift box can be opened, the activity enthusiasm of the child patient is improved, and the curiosity of the child patient is aroused; the activity amount of the whole machine can be set manually.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of rehabilitation equipment, in particular to a rehabilitation machine for children with ADHD rehabilitation training. Background technique [0002] At present, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is called ADHD in my country, and it is a common type of psychological disorder in childhood. Manifested by inattention and short attention span, hyperactivity, and impulsivity that are disproportionate to age and developmental level, often accompanied by learning difficulties, conduct disorders, and maladjustment. Domestic and foreign surveys found that the prevalence rate was 3% to 7%, and the male to female ratio was 4 to 9:1. Some children still have symptoms when they become adults, which obviously affects their studies, physical and mental health, family life and social skills in adulthood. Moreover, the development of the nervous system of the children is abnormal, and their fine motor skills, ...

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