Chronic disease management wearable device based on data acquisition sensor

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of disease management, in particular to chronic disease management wearable equipment based on a data acquisition sensor, which comprises a spectacle frame, spectacle lenses, a rotating block, a connecting block, a supporting block and the like, two spectacle lenses are mounted on the spectacle frame; the glasses frame is rotationally connected with two rotating blocks; an image sensor is arranged at the rear end of the glasses frame; each rotating block is detachably connected with a connecting block, the connecting block is provided with a socket, and the socket is made of a conductive material; each rotating block is provided with a matching groove, and the matching grooves are matched with the inserting openings in an inserted mode. According to the system, the image sensor is used for monitoring and counting the feeding type and the feeding amount of a user every time in real time, various information is collected, the user is reminded when the information exceeds the standard, information can be sent to a mobile phone of a nurse or a guardian of the user, the user is prevented from carelessly taking too much food which may aggravate the illness state, and the user experience is improved. The negative influence on the treatment effect is possibly generated, and even the rehabilitation process is delayed.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the field of disease management, and in particular to a wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor. Background Art

[0002] In chronic disease health management, it is crucial to continuously monitor changes in the user's physical characteristics. Currently, smart wearable devices (such as health bracelets) can effectively detect and record key physical indicators, but these devices usually do not have the function of real-time monitoring of dietary status. However, for patients with chronic diseases, dietary control is also indispensable, because many diseases are accompanied by strict dietary restrictions. If you accidentally consume too much food that may aggravate the condition, it may have a negative impact on the treatment effect and even delay the recovery process. Summary of the invention

[0003] In order to overcome the shortcomings of existing smart wearable devices that can effectively monitor key physical indicators but generally lack the function of real-time monitoring of dietary status, the present invention provides a wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor.

[0004] The technical implementation scheme of the present invention is: a wearable device for chronic disease management based on data acquisition sensors, comprising a glasses frame, glasses lenses and a rotating block; two glasses lenses are installed on the glasses frame; the glasses frame is rotatably connected to two rotating blocks; it also includes a connecting block, a supporting block and a monitoring block; an image sensor is arranged at the rear end of the glasses frame; each rotating block is detachably connected to a connecting block, the connecting block is provided with a socket, and the socket is set to a conductive material; each rotating block is provided with a matching groove, and the matching groove is plugged into and matched with the socket; all the connecting blocks are commonly connected to a tension adjustment component; each tension adjustment component is connected to a number of supporting blocks, and the tightness between the supporting blocks is adjusted by the tension adjustment component; each tension adjustment component is connected to a monitoring block, and each monitoring block is provided with a heart rate sensor, and each monitoring block is provided with a matching groove, and the matching groove is plugged into and matched with the socket.

[0005] More preferably, the tension adjustment assembly includes a winding wheel, a connecting rope and a knob; each connecting block is rotatably connected to a plurality of winding wheels; each winding wheel is wound with a connecting rope; each connecting block is rotatably connected to a knob, and each knob is fixedly connected to the corresponding winding wheel.

[0006] More preferably, each monitoring block is provided with a deformable portion, and the deformable portion is adjustable.

[0007] More preferably, the surface of the knob is rough.

[0008] More preferably, a silicone layer is provided on the left end of each connection block and the right end of each monitoring block, and a silicone layer is provided on the left and right sides of each support block.

[0009] More preferably, it also includes a power connection block; each connection block is fixedly connected to a plurality of power connection blocks; each power connection block is fixedly connected to an adjacent winding wheel, and the power connection block is electrically connected to the adjacent winding wheel, and electric wires are arranged in the connecting rope, the electric wires in the connecting rope are electrically connected to the winding wheel, and the electric wires in the connecting rope are electrically connected to the adjacent monitoring block.

[0010] More preferably, it further includes spring rods and baffle I; a plurality of spring rods are fixedly connected in each rotating block; two adjacent spring rods are commonly fixedly connected with baffle I, and baffle I is set to a conductive material; and a conductive block is set in the rotating block.

[0011] More preferably, it also includes a limit rod and a telescopic rod; each rotating block and each monitoring block are fixedly connected to a number of telescopic rods; every two adjacent telescopic rods are commonly fixedly connected to a limit rod; each socket is provided with a limit groove, and the limit groove corresponds to the shape and size of the limit rod.

[0012] More preferably, it also includes a box body, a limit block I, a limit block II and a limit frame; the box body is provided with a cover, and the box body is provided with a USB interface; the limit block I is fixedly connected in the box body; the limit block II is fixedly connected in the box body; two charging interfaces are fixedly connected in the cover; and a plurality of limit frames are fixedly connected in the cover.

[0013] More preferably, it further includes a baffle II; the cover is connected to the baffle II in a damping rotation manner.

[0014] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following advantages: the present invention uses an image sensor to monitor and count the type and amount of food eaten by the user in real time, completes the collection of various information, and reminds the user when the food intake exceeds the limit, and can send information to the mobile phone of the nurse or the user's guardian, so as to prevent the user from accidentally taking in too much food that may aggravate the condition, which may have a negative impact on the treatment effect and even delay the recovery process; The present invention estimates the wearer's heart rate by irradiating the skin with a heart rate sensor and measuring changes in blood flow, and sends the monitored heart rate to a mobile phone of a nurse or the user's guardian in real time, so that the user's condition can be checked in time when the user's heart rate changes; The present invention shields the matching groove of the rotating block by the cooperation of the limiting rod and the baffle I, thereby preventing external water or dust from entering the matching groove of the rotating block and affecting the conductive effect of the rotating block. The present invention rotates the connecting block, the supporting block and the monitoring block into a bracelet shape, which is worn on the wrists of the user, so that the two heart rate sensors are respectively attached to the two wrists of the user, thereby continuing to monitor the user's heart rate in real time without affecting the user's sleep or rest, and avoiding the problem that the heart rate sensor cannot continue to be attached to the area behind the user's ears after the glasses frame and the glasses lenses are taken off, resulting in the inability to continue to monitor the user's heart rate in real time; The present invention separates the connection block, the support block, the monitoring block from the eyeglass frame and the eyeglass lens by the baffle II when the monitoring block is charged, so as to avoid the problem that the connection block, the support block and the monitoring block collide with the eyeglass frame and the eyeglass lens and cause damage when the box body falls or shakes. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure disclosed by the wearable device for chronic disease management based on data acquisition sensors of the present invention; Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the combined structure of the eyeglass frame, eyeglass lenses, rotating blocks and connecting blocks disclosed in the wearable device for chronic disease management based on data acquisition sensors of the present invention; Figure 3 A cross-sectional view of a rotating block, a connecting block and a supporting block disclosed in the wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor of the present invention; Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the combined structure of the baffle I, the limit rod and the telescopic rod disclosed in the wearable device for chronic disease management based on the data acquisition sensor of the present invention; Figure 5 A schematic diagram of the structure of a monitoring block disclosed by the wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor of the present invention; Figure 6 A schematic diagram of the combined structure of the box body, the limit block I, the limit block II, the baffle II and the limit frame disclosed in the wearable device for chronic disease management based on the data acquisition sensor of the present invention; Figure 7 This is a diagram of the closed state of baffle II disclosed by the wearable device for chronic disease management based on data acquisition sensors of the present invention; Figure 8 It is a structural schematic diagram of a limit frame disclosed by the wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor of the present invention; Fig. 9 A state diagram of a wristband in which a connection block, a support block and a monitoring block disclosed in the wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor of the present invention are connected; Fig.10 This is a storage state diagram of the eyeglass frame, eyeglass lenses, rotating blocks, connecting blocks, supporting blocks and monitoring blocks disclosed in the wearable device for chronic disease management based on data acquisition sensors of the present invention.

[0016] Among them, the above-mentioned drawings include the following drawing marks: 1-glass frame, 2-glass lens, 3-rotating block, 4-connecting block, 5-support block, 6-monitoring block, 101-winding wheel, 102-connecting rope, 103-knob, 104-power connection block, 201-spring rod, 202-baffle I, 203-limiting rod, 204-telescopic rod, 301-box body, 302-limiting block I, 303-limiting block II, 304-baffle II, 305-limiting frame, 1001-image sensor, 3001-conductive block, 4001-socket, 4002-limiting groove, 6001-deformation part, 6002-heart rate sensor, 30101-charging interface, 30102-cover. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0017] First of all, it should be pointed out that in the different described embodiments, the same parts are provided with the same reference numerals or the same component names, wherein the disclosure contained in the entire description can be transferred to the same parts with the same reference numerals or the same component names. Selected positional descriptions in the description, such as top, bottom, lateral, etc., also refer to the directly described and shown figures and are transferred to the new positions in the case of a change in position.

[0018] Example 1 A wearable device for chronic disease management based on data acquisition sensors, such as Figure 1-Figure 5 and Fig. 9 As shown, it includes a glasses frame 1, glasses lenses 2 and a rotating block 3; two glasses lenses 2 are installed on the glasses frame 1; the glasses frame 1 is rotatably connected to the two rotating blocks 3; It also includes a connecting block 4, a supporting block 5 and a monitoring block 6; an image sensor 1001 is provided at the rear end of the eyeglass frame 1, and the user's eating situation is monitored by the image sensor 1001; each rotating block 3 is plugged with a connecting block 4, and the connecting block 4 is provided with a socket 4001, and the socket 4001 is set to a conductive material; each rotating block 3 is provided with a matching groove, and the matching groove is plugged and matched with the socket 4001; all the connecting blocks 4 are connected to a tension adjustment component; each tension adjustment component is connected to a number of supporting blocks 5; each tension adjustment component is connected to a monitoring block 6, and each monitoring block 6 is provided with a heart rate sensor 6002, and the user's heart rate is monitored by the heart rate sensor 6002, and each monitoring block 6 is provided with a matching groove, and the matching groove is plugged and matched with the socket 4001.

[0019] The tension adjustment assembly includes a winding wheel 101, a connecting rope 102 and a knob 103; each connecting block 4 is rotatably connected to two winding wheels 101; each winding wheel 101 is wound with a connecting rope 102; each connecting block 4 is rotatably connected to a knob 103, and each knob 103 is fixedly connected to the corresponding winding wheel 101.

[0020] Each monitoring block 6 is provided with a deformation portion 6001 , through which any angle of the monitoring block 6 can be adjusted.

[0021] The surface of the knob 103 is rough, which increases friction and makes it easier for the user to turn the knob 103 .

[0022] A silicone layer is provided on the left end of each connecting block 4 and the right end of each monitoring block 6, and a silicone layer is provided on the left and right sides of each supporting block 5 to prevent the connecting block 4, the supporting block 5 and the monitoring block 6 from pinching the user's wrist when the connecting block 4, the supporting block 5 and the monitoring block 6 are connected in a bracelet shape.

[0023] It also includes a power connection block 104; each connection block 4 is fixedly connected to two power connection blocks 104; each power connection block 104 is fixedly connected to the adjacent winding wheel 101, and the power connection block 104 is electrically connected to the adjacent winding wheel 101, and electric wires are arranged in the connecting rope 102, the electric wires in the connecting rope 102 are electrically connected to the winding wheel 101, and the electric wires in the connecting rope 102 are electrically connected to the adjacent monitoring block 6.

[0024] It also includes a spring rod 201 and a baffle Ⅰ202; two spring rods 201 are fixedly connected in each rotating block 3; two adjacent spring rods 201 are commonly fixedly connected with a baffle Ⅰ202, and the baffle Ⅰ202 is set to a conductive material; and a conductive block 3001 is set in the rotating block 3.

[0025] It also includes a limit rod 203 and a telescopic rod 204; each rotating block 3 and each monitoring block 6 are fixedly connected with four telescopic rods 204; each two adjacent telescopic rods 204 are commonly fixedly connected with a limit rod 203; each socket 4001 is provided with a limit groove 4002, and the limit groove 4002 corresponds to the shape and size of the limit rod 203.

[0026] like Figure 1 As shown, the display viewing angle of the present invention is described, and the side where the numbers 3, 4 and 5 are located is the rear side.

[0027] The working steps of the above embodiment are: during daily use, the user pushes the connecting block 4 to insert it into the matching groove of the corresponding rotating block 3, the socket 4001 pushes the baffle Ⅰ202 to move in the direction close to the eyeglass frame 1, and the spring rod 201 is compressed. During the movement of the socket 4001, the socket 4001 will squeeze the limit rod 203 in the rotating block 3, so that the two adjacent limit rods 203 move back to each other, and the telescopic rod 204 is compressed. Then, when the baffle Ⅰ202 contacts the conductive block 3001, the baffle Ⅰ202 cannot continue to move, and the limit groove 4002 at this time will also be aligned with the limit rod 203 in the rotating block 3, and the limit rod 203 is no longer squeezed by the socket 4001. Then, the telescopic rod 204 resets and pushes the limit rod 203 to move toward each other, so that the limit rod 203 enters the limit groove 4002, thereby 01 limit, so that the socket 4001 cannot be easily separated from the rotating block 3, so that the reset elastic force of the spring rod 201 cannot push the socket 4001 open; at this time, the glasses frame 1, the glasses lens 2, the rotating block 3, the connecting block 4, the supporting block 5 and the monitoring block 6 will be combined into glasses, and then the user can wear the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2, and support the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2 through the connecting block 4, the supporting block 5 and the monitoring block 6; then during the user's eating, the image sensor 1001 will face the food, so that the image sensor 1001 can monitor and count the type and amount of food eaten by the user each time in real time, complete the collection of eating information, and remind the user when exceeding the standard, and send information to the mobile phone of the nurse or the user's guardian to prevent the user from taking in too much food that affects the patient and affects subsequent treatment.

[0028] When the user wears the eyeglass frame 1 and the eyeglass lens 2, the heart rate sensor 6002 of the monitoring block 6 will fit against the area behind the ear of the user. The heart rate sensor 6002 will estimate the wearer's heart rate by irradiating the skin and measuring changes in blood flow, and send the monitored heart rate in real time to the mobile phone of the nurse or the user's guardian, so that the user's condition can be checked in time when the user's heart rate changes.

[0029] It should be noted that a battery is provided inside the monitoring block 6, and the heart rate sensor 6002 is powered by the battery, thereby ensuring that the heart rate sensor 6002 can operate continuously. Since an electric wire is provided inside the connecting rope 102, and at this time the socket 4001 will be in contact with the baffle Ⅰ202, and the baffle Ⅰ202 will be in contact with the conductive block 3001, so that the socket 4001, the baffle Ⅰ202 and the conductive block 3001 are electrically connected, the connecting block 4 will be able to input current to the rotating block 3, and therefore the monitoring block 6 will supply power to the image sensor 1001 in the eyeglass frame 1 through the connecting rope 102, the winding wheel 101, the power connection block 104, the connecting block 4 and the rotating block 3, thereby ensuring that the image sensor 1001 operates continuously.

[0030] When the user needs to sleep or rest, continuing to wear the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2 will affect the user's sleep or rest, so the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2 are usually taken off. After the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2 are taken off, the heart rate sensor 6002 will no longer be able to fit the user's ear area, resulting in the inability to continue to monitor the user's heart rate in real time; therefore, when the user needs to sleep or rest, the user pulls out the connecting block 4 from the corresponding rotating block 3, and the socket 4001 will squeeze the limiting rod 203 again, so that the two adjacent limiting rods 203 move back to each other, and the limiting rod 203 is separated from the limiting slot 4002, so that the socket is no longer The socket 4001 is limited, and during the process of pulling out the connecting block 4, the baffle I 202 is gradually no longer squeezed by the socket 4001, and the spring rod 201 pushes the baffle I 202 to reset; then, after the connecting block 4 is completely pulled out from the rotating block 3, the baffle I 202 will reset to a state aligned with the limiting rod 203, and the limiting rod 203 is no longer squeezed by the socket 4001, and the telescopic rod 204 pushes the limiting rod 203 to reset to fit with the baffle I 202, so that the matching groove of the rotating block 3 is shielded by the limiting rod 203 and the baffle I 202, so as to prevent external water or dust from entering the matching groove of the rotating block 3 and affecting the conductive effect of the rotating block 3.

[0031] When the connecting block 4 is completely pulled out from the rotating block 3, the user rotates the monitoring block 6 to twist the deformation portion 6001 of the monitoring block 6. When the monitoring block 6 is parallel to the supporting block 5, the user stops rotating the monitoring block 6. Then the user rotates the knob 103. The knob 103 drives the winding wheel 101 to rotate to loosen the connecting rope 102. Then the connecting block 4, the supporting block 5 and the monitoring block 6 will no longer be in close contact with each other. When the connecting rope 102 is loosened enough to make the connecting block 4, the supporting block 5 and the monitoring block 6 rotate into a ring, the user stops rotating the knob 103. Then the socket 4001 of the connecting block 4 is inserted into the matching groove of the adjacent monitoring block 6, and the socket 4001 is limited by the limiting rod 203 in the monitoring block 6. At this time, it is as shown in the figure. Fig. 9In the state shown, the connecting block 4, the supporting block 5 and the monitoring block 6 are combined into a bracelet shape, and then the user wears the annular connecting block 4, the supporting block 5 and the monitoring block 6 on the wrist. After wearing, the knob 103 is rotated in the opposite direction to make the winding wheel 101 rotate to reel in the connecting rope 102, and tighten the connecting block 4, the supporting block 5 and the monitoring block 6. When the monitoring block 6 fits the user's wrist, the user stops rotating the knob 103, and then rotates another set of connecting blocks 4, the supporting block 5 and the monitoring block 6 into a bracelet shape, and wears it on the wrist of the other hand, so that the two heart rate sensors 6002 at this time will fit with the two wrists of the user respectively, so as to continue to monitor the user's heart rate in real time, and will not affect the user's sleep or rest, so as to avoid the problem that the heart rate sensor 6002 will not be able to continue to fit with the area behind the ear of the user after taking off the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2, resulting in the inability to continue to monitor the user's heart rate in real time.

[0032] Example 2 On the basis of Example 1, Figure 6-Figure 8 As shown in 10, it also includes a box body 301, a limit block I 302, a limit block II 303 and a limit frame 305; the box body 301 is provided with a cover 30102, and the box body 301 is provided with a USB interface; the limit block I 302 is fixedly connected to the box body 301; the limit block II 303 is fixedly connected to the box body 301; two charging interfaces 30101 are fixedly connected to the cover 30102; two limit frames 305 are fixedly connected to the cover 30102.

[0033] It also includes a baffle II 304; the cover 30102 is connected to the baffle II 304 in a damping rotation manner.

[0034] The working steps of the above embodiment are: when the user is sleeping or resting, after taking off the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2, the glasses frame 1, the glasses lens 2 and the rotating block 3 are placed in the box body 301, and the two glasses lenses 2 are respectively located in front of and behind the limit block I 302, and the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2 are supported and limited by the limit block I 302 and the limit block II 303 to prevent the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2 from moving in the box body 301, and then the cover 30102 is covered so that the baffle II 304 fits with the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2, thereby preventing the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2 from moving up and down in the box body 301, and the baffle II 304 blocks the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2 to further protect the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2, thereby preventing the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2 from being damaged after the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2 are taken off, causing damage to important components such as the glasses lens 2 and the image sensor 1001.

[0035] When the battery in the monitoring block 6 is exhausted, the monitoring block 6 needs to be charged. When the rotating block 3 and the connecting block 4 are in a connected state, the connecting block 4, the supporting block 5 and the monitoring block 6 are restricted by the rotating block 3, which makes it inconvenient to adjust the position of the monitoring block 6. Therefore, it is difficult to charge when the glasses are in the state of glasses. Therefore, when charging is needed, the connecting block 4 needs to be pulled out from the rotating block 3, and the glasses frame 1 and the glasses lens 2 are placed in the box body 301. When the cover 30102 is not closed, the baffle II 304 is pushed to rotate in the direction close to the box body 301, and then the two groups of connecting blocks 4, supporting blocks 5 and monitoring blocks 6 are pushed into the two limit frames 305 respectively, and then pushed The two monitoring blocks 6 are moved forward and backward to align the matching groove of the monitoring block 6 with the charging interface 30101, and then the charging interface 30101 is inserted into the matching groove of the monitoring block 6 to charge the two monitoring blocks 6, and then the baffle plate II 304 is pushed to move toward the cover 30102 to reset the baffle plate II 304, and then the cover 30102 is closed, and then the monitoring block 6 is charged through the USB charging cable, and the connecting block 4, the supporting block 5, the monitoring block 6 and the eyeglass frame 1 and the eyeglass lens 2 are separated by the baffle plate II 304 to prevent the connecting block 4, the supporting block 5 and the monitoring block 6 from colliding with the eyeglass frame 1 and the eyeglass lens 2 and causing damage when the box body 301 falls or shakes.

[0036] Although the present disclosure has been described with respect to only a limited number of embodiments, those skilled in the art having benefit of this disclosure will appreciate that various other embodiments can be devised without departing from the scope of the present invention. Accordingly, the scope of the present invention should be limited only by the appended claims.

Claims

1. A wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor, comprising a glasses frame (1), glasses lenses (2) and a rotating block (3); two glasses lenses (2) are mounted on the glasses frame (1); the glasses frame (1) is rotatably connected to the two rotating blocks (3); the device is characterized in that: The eyeglass frame (1) further comprises a connecting block (4), a supporting block (5) and a monitoring block (6); an image sensor (1001) is arranged at the rear end of the eyeglass frame (1); each rotating block (3) is detachably connected to a connecting block (4), the connecting block (4) is provided with a socket (4001), and the socket (4001) is arranged with a conductive material; each rotating block (3) is provided with a matching groove, and the matching groove is plugged and matched with the socket (4001); all the connecting blocks (4) are connected to a tension adjustment component; each tension adjustment component is connected to a plurality of supporting blocks (5), and the tension between the supporting blocks (5) is adjusted by the tension adjustment component; each tension adjustment component is connected to a monitoring block (6), and each monitoring block (6) is provided with a heart rate sensor (6002), and each monitoring block (6) is provided with a matching groove, and the matching groove is plugged and matched with the socket (4001).

2. A wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor according to claim 1, characterized in that: The tension adjustment component comprises a winding wheel (101), a connecting rope (102) and a knob (103); each connecting block (4) is rotatably connected to a plurality of winding wheels (101); each winding wheel (101) is wound with a connecting rope (102); each connecting block (4) is rotatably connected to a knob (103), and each knob (103) is fixedly connected to the corresponding winding wheel (101).

3. A wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor according to claim 2, characterized in that: Each monitoring block (6) is provided with a deformation portion (6001), and the deformation portion (6001) is adjustable.

4. A wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor according to claim 2, characterized in that: The surface of the knob (103) is rough.

5. A wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor according to claim 2, characterized in that: The left end of each connection block (4) and the right end of each monitoring block (6) are provided with a silica gel layer, and the left and right sides of each support block (5) are provided with a silica gel layer.

6. A wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor according to any one of claims 2 to 5, characterized in that: It also includes a power connection block (104); each connection block (4) is fixedly connected to a plurality of power connection blocks (104); each power connection block (104) is fixedly connected to an adjacent winding wheel (101), and the power connection block (104) is electrically connected to the adjacent winding wheel (101); an electric wire is arranged in the connecting rope (102), the electric wire in the connecting rope (102) is electrically connected to the winding wheel (101), and the electric wire in the connecting rope (102) is electrically connected to the adjacent monitoring block (6).

7. A wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor according to claim 6, characterized in that: It also includes a spring rod (201) and a baffle I (202); a plurality of spring rods (201) are fixedly connected in each rotating block (3); two adjacent spring rods (201) are commonly fixedly connected to a baffle I (202), and the baffle I (202) is set to a conductive material; and a conductive block (3001) is set in the rotating block (3).

8. A wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor according to claim 7, characterized in that: It also includes a limit rod (203) and a telescopic rod (204); each rotating block (3) and each monitoring block (6) are fixedly connected to a plurality of telescopic rods (204); each two adjacent telescopic rods (204) are commonly fixedly connected to a limit rod (203); and each socket (4001) is provided with a limit groove (4002), and the limit groove (4002) corresponds in shape and size to the limit rod (203).

9. A wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor according to claim 8, characterized in that: The invention also comprises a box body (301), a limit block I (302), a limit block II (303) and a limit frame (305); the box body (301) is provided with a cover (30102), and the box body (301) is provided with a USB interface; the limit block I (302) is fixedly connected inside the box body (301); the limit block II (303) is fixedly connected inside the box body (301); two charging interfaces (30101) are fixedly connected inside the cover (30102); and a plurality of limit frames (305) are fixedly connected inside the cover (30102).

10. A wearable device for chronic disease management based on a data acquisition sensor according to claim 9, characterized in that: It also includes a baffle II (304); the cover (30102) is connected to the baffle II (304) in a damping rotation manner.

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