Remote monitoring and management system for self-care of hemiplegic patient

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of self-care of hemiplegic patients, and discloses a remote monitoring and management system for self-care of hemiplegic patients, which comprises a leg wrapping and constraining module for wrapping the lower limbs of a patient, the leg wrapping and binding module comprises a thigh wrapping and binding belt used for wrapping the thighs of the patient and a shank wrapping and binding belt fixedly connected to the bottom end of the thigh wrapping and binding belt and used for wrapping the shanks of the patient. The four groups of vibration frequency monitoring modules on the thigh wrapping binding belt and the shank wrapping binding belt are respectively attached to the positions of different muscle groups of the thighs and the shanks of the patient, and each group of vibration frequency monitoring module is divided into five monitoring points; therefore, the four groups of vibration frequency monitoring modules are matched to monitor the states of different muscle groups of thighs and shanks of a patient, and the patient or a nurse can know the states of different muscle groups of lower limbs of the patient during self-nursing through an external visual matching display module, so that the safety of the patient during self-nursing is ensured.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of self-care of hemiplegic patients, in particular to a remote monitoring and management system for self-care of hemiplegic patients. Background technique [0002] During the recovery process of hemiplegic patients, the medical staff will assist the patients to carry out some rehabilitation training, and at the same time, the patients will also perform some simple training movements that they can do by themselves to perform self-care work, so as to improve the rehabilitation effect and shorten the time required for rehabilitation. , the patient's rehabilitation training has a variety of movements, among which the patient's sideways turning movement is a self-care movement often done by bedridden hemiplegic patients. The patient will frequently perform imitation training of this movement, and the patient will frequently change positions during training. Both the patient and the affected side will be trained. ...

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[0002] During the recovery process of hemiplegic patients, the medical staff will assist the patients to carry out some rehabilitation training, and at the same time, the patients will also perform some simple training movements that they can do by themselves to perform self-care work, so as to improve the rehabilitation effect and shorten the time required for rehabilitation. , the patient's rehabilitation training has a variety of movements, among which the patient's sideways turning movement is a self-care movement often done by bedridden hemiplegic patients. The patient will frequently perform imitation training of this movement, and the patient will frequently change positions during training. Both the patient and the affected side will be trained. The patient's lower limbs need to exert force and will squeeze each other at the same time. The muscles of the patient's lower limbs and local nerves and blood vessels are compressed. The patient is in poor physical condition due to long-term bed rest during the treatment process. This action is being simulated During self-care rehabilitation training, the gastrocnemius and triceps muscles of the calf will experience muscle spasms due to long-term frequent compression and neurovascular compression. Relief treatment will cause the patient's body to suffer secondary injuries in the process of self-care, affect the patient's recovery, and even lead to a more dangerous situation for the patient in severe cases

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