Quadriceps femoris functional training monitor

Abstract

The invention provides a quadriceps femoris functional training monitor comprising a shell; the shell is a square closed body; a display screen and a button are arranged on the outer upper surface ofthe shell, a microprocessor and a power source are arranged in the shell, a pressure sensor is movably connected to the outer lower surface of the shell, the pressure sensor is in contact with the quadriceps femoris of a human body through a contact device, the power supply is respectively connected with the microprocessor and a display, and the microprocessor is respectively connected with the pressure sensor, the display screen and the button. The monitor in the invention is simple in structure and convenient to operate; the pressure sensor is in contact with the quadriceps femoris of the human body through the contact device, the pressure sensor is used for sending the monitored motion condition of the quadriceps femoris of the human body to the microprocessor, and the monitored motioncondition is displayed through the display screen after being processed through the microprocessor, so that the monitoring condition is more accurate, the accuracy is high, and the practicability is high.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of medical equipment, and in particular relates to a monitor for quadriceps femoris function exercise. Background technique [0002] The quadriceps are the body's thigh muscles, located in front of the thigh muscles. Because the quadriceps is one of the largest and most powerful muscles in the human body, the first thing to do to make the thighs strong is to develop the quadriceps. During the development of the quadriceps, it needs to be monitored to facilitate the observation of the development of the quadriceps. [0003] Especially in the medical field, for orthopedic lower extremity surgery or long-term bedridden patients, functional exercise follows a gradual principle, generally starting with muscle isometric contraction, and gradually transitioning to joint activities, which can effectively avoid postoperative complications, such as muscle atrophy, Lower extremity deep vein thrombosis, etc. However,...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] At present, in the prior art, most of the monitoring devices for the quadriceps femoris are placed in hospitals or some gymnasiums, which is convenient for people to test the strength of the lower limbs. However, these devices are high in cost, expensive, occupy a large area, and are bulky , not suitable for use anytime, anywhere, especially inconvenient for immobile patients

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