Respiratory training system based on voice production

Abstract

The invention discloses a respiratory training system based on voice production. The system comprises a wearing device, a flow monitoring device, a sound collecting device and a central processing unit, wherein the wearing device is worn on a head of a patient, the flow monitoring device and the sound collecting device are arranged on the wearing device, the flow monitoring device and the sound collecting device are electrically connected or in signal connection with the central processing unit, and the central processing unit comprises an information input module, a flow monitoring module, avolume monitoring module, a training scheme module, a central processing module and a data display module. The system is advantaged in that the system requires the patient to do inspiration and pronunciation exercises at the same time, an original pure respiratory training mode is changed, the air suction amount and the sound production amount are monitored in real time, in addition, the patient can obtain corresponding visual and auditory feedback in the whole training process so that the patient adjusts the inspiration amount and the pronunciation amount in real time, the purposes of being accurate and controllable and motivating the respiratory function to the maximum degree are achieved, the training enthusiasm of the patient is further stimulated through the interesting training scheme, and then the rehabilitation training effect is improved.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the medical field, in particular to a voice-based respiratory training system. Background technique

[0002] Clinically, patients with respiratory diseases often suffer from decreased lung function, which manifests as a series of symptoms such as decreased respiratory muscle strength, dyspnea, shortness of breath, etc., which in turn affects the ability to speak and speak. The speaking state increases the ventilation requirements compared with the quiet breathing state. Patients with poor lung function, such as patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, may experience abnormal changes in the continuity, intonation, and rhythm control of speech, resulting in speech weakness and reduced volume. In addition, Speaking is also more likely to cause fatigue and coughing reactions than normal people. The long-term persistence of the disease will affect the enthusiasm of patients to communicate with others, resulting in a decl...

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