Multifunctional module stroke patient fine motion rehabilitation training workbook

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of multifunctional rehabilitation training operation books, in particular to a multifunctional module stroke patient fine motion rehabilitation training operation book which comprises a book shell, a stringing page, a bead clamping page, a wood inserting page, a rotating page, a pulling force page, a book spine, a seam hole, a seam line and an auxiliary assembly. Bead clamping pages, wood inserting pages, rotating pages and pulling pages are arranged in the book shell, an auxiliary assembly is arranged on the side wall of the book shell, a spine is arranged on one side of the book shell, multiple sets of seam holes are formed in the side wall of the spine, and sewing threads are arranged in the seam holes. In the using process of the multifunctional rehabilitation training workbook, a patient can perform personalized rehabilitation training by changing different pages, the design not only improves the pertinence and effectiveness of training, but also integrates interesting elements, and enhances the training enthusiasm and compliance of the patient.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the technical field of multifunctional rehabilitation training workbooks, and in particular to a multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training workbook for stroke patients. Background Technology

[0002] Stroke is a common neurological disease. After the onset of the disease, patients often experience limb dysfunction, especially a decline in fine motor skills of the hands, which leads to inconvenience in daily life or inability to take care of themselves. While providing necessary drug treatment, the recovery of fine motor skills of the fingers is also an important part of the treatment process. In order to help stroke patients recover hand function, the rehabilitation training methods commonly used in clinical practice include using various rehabilitation devices to train finger grasping, pinching, and extension movements, as well as training finger dexterity.

[0003] In practical use, traditional finger fine motor function rehabilitation training devices are similar to mechanical hand skeletons. Their structures are complex, easily damaged, and difficult and time-consuming to repair. In addition, traditional rehabilitation devices are usually mainly mechanical devices, which can easily make patients feel bored and tedious during use, resulting in low enthusiasm for rehabilitation training and affecting the rehabilitation effect. There is an urgent need for improvement, which will make it difficult to enhance patients' training enthusiasm and compliance, as well as accelerate the rehabilitation process.

[0004] Therefore, to address the aforementioned issues of hindering patients' motivation and compliance with training, as well as accelerating the rehabilitation process, a multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training manual for stroke patients can be designed. During the use of this multifunctional rehabilitation training manual, each page features a targeted rehabilitation training module, which enhances the relevance and effectiveness of the training. Utility Model Content

[0005] To address the challenges of using traditional finger fine motor rehabilitation training devices, which resemble mechanical hand skeletons, which are complex, easily damaged, difficult to repair, and time-consuming, and whose mechanical devices are often monotonous and tedious for patients, thus hindering their motivation and rehabilitation effectiveness, a multi-functional modular fine motor rehabilitation training manual for stroke patients is urgently needed. This will further complicate matters by improving these devices, thereby reducing patient motivation and compliance, and accelerating the rehabilitation process.

[0006] The technical solution of this utility model is as follows: a multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training exercise book for stroke patients, comprising a book cover, a string-attached page, a beaded page, a wooden insert page, a rotating page, a tension page, a spine, sew holes, sewing thread, and auxiliary components. The string-attached page, the beaded page, the wooden insert page, the rotating page, and the tension page are all located inside the book cover. The auxiliary components are located on the side wall of the book cover, and the spine is located on one side of the book cover. Multiple sets of sew holes are opened on the side wall of the spine, and sewing thread is installed inside the sew holes.

[0007] Preferably, when the multifunctional rehabilitation training workbook is in use, these pages are made of suitable fabric material, cut according to the specific needs of rehabilitation training, and are securely connected together through a precise sewing process, using stitches through multiple pre-set holes on the spine and side walls of each page, forming a practical and aesthetically pleasing rehabilitation training tool. Each page is designed with a targeted rehabilitation training module, using pages with ropes, beads, wood, rotation, and tension to complete various fine motor skills to improve the patient's hand function. Throughout the training process, the patient can not only adjust the training difficulty according to their rehabilitation progress, but also conduct personalized rehabilitation training by changing different pages. This design not only improves the targeting and effectiveness of the training, but also incorporates fun elements, enhancing the patient's training enthusiasm and compliance, thereby accelerating the rehabilitation process and helping the patient better recover hand function.

[0008] Preferably, the auxiliary components include hooks and storage bags. The storage bags are provided on the side wall of the book cover, and two sets of hooks are provided on the side wall of the book cover.

[0009] Preferably, the lacing page includes a sponge side panel, shoelace holes, and shoelace cord. Two sets of sponge side panels are provided on the side wall of the lacing page, and multiple sets of shoelace holes are provided on the side wall of the sponge side panel. Shoelace cord is provided inside the shoelace holes.

[0010] Preferably, the beaded page includes a sponge storage box, marbles, and a cloth bag. The sponge storage box is provided on the side wall of the beaded page, and multiple sets of marbles are provided inside the sponge storage box. The cloth bag is provided on the side wall of the beaded page.

[0011] Preferably, the insert leaf includes a sponge platform, placement holes, and wooden sticks. The sponge platform is provided on the side wall of the insert leaf, and multiple sets of placement holes are opened inside the sponge platform. Wooden sticks are placed inside the placement holes.

[0012] Preferably, the rotating page includes a rope bolt post and a nut. Multiple sets of rope bolt posts are provided on the side wall of the rotating page, and nuts are provided on the side wall of the rope bolt posts. The nuts are threadedly connected to the rope bolt posts.

[0013] Preferably, the tension plate includes a sponge cross plate, elastic ropes, and pull rings. The sponge cross plate is provided on the side wall of the tension plate, and multiple sets of elastic ropes are provided on the bottom wall of the sponge cross plate. Pull rings are provided at the bottom ends of the elastic ropes.

[0014] The beneficial effects of this utility model are:

[0015] When the multifunctional rehabilitation training workbook is in use, these pages are made of suitable fabric material and cut according to the specific needs of rehabilitation training. Through precise sewing, the stitches pass through multiple pre-set holes on the spine and side walls of each page, firmly connecting the pages together to form a practical and aesthetically pleasing rehabilitation training tool. Each page is designed with targeted rehabilitation training modules. Through pages with ropes, beads, wood, rotation, and tension, patients can complete various fine motor skills to improve their hand function. Throughout the training process, patients can not only adjust the training difficulty according to their rehabilitation progress, but also perform personalized rehabilitation training by changing different pages. This design not only improves the targeting and effectiveness of the training, but also incorporates fun elements, enhancing patients' training enthusiasm and compliance, thereby accelerating the rehabilitation process and helping patients better recover their hand function. Attached Figure Description

[0016] Figure 1 The diagram shown is a first three-dimensional structural schematic of a multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training exercise book for stroke patients according to this utility model.

[0017] Figure 2 The diagram shown is a partial three-dimensional structural schematic of a multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training exercise book for stroke patients according to this utility model.

[0018] Figure 3 The diagram shown is a two-dimensional structural schematic of the second part of a multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training exercise book for stroke patients according to this utility model.

[0019] Figure 4 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic of the third part of a multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training exercise book for stroke patients according to this utility model.

[0020] Figure 5 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic of the fourth part of a multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training exercise book for stroke patients according to this utility model.

[0021] Figure 6 The diagram shown is a three-dimensional structural schematic of the fifth part of a multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training exercise book for stroke patients according to this utility model.

[0022] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached diagram: 1. Book cover; 2. String page; 3. Beaded page; 4. Wooden insert page; 5. Rotating page; 6. Tensioned page; 7. Spine; 8. Sewing hole; 9. Sewing thread; 101. Hook; 102. Storage bag; 201. Sponge side panel; 202. Shoelace eyelet; 203. Shoelace string; 301. Sponge storage box; 302. Marble; 303. Cloth bag; 401. Sponge base; 402. Placement hole; 403. Wooden stick; 501. Rope bolt post; 502. Nut; 601. Sponge cross panel; 602. Elastic rope; 603. Pull ring. Detailed Implementation

[0023] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0024] Please see Figure 1 and Figure 2 This utility model provides an embodiment: a multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training exercise book for stroke patients, including a book cover 1, a string-threaded page 2, a beaded page 3, a wooden insert page 4, a rotating page 5, a tension page 6, a spine 7, sew holes 8, sewing thread 9, and auxiliary components. The string-threaded page 2, the beaded page 3, the wooden insert page 4, the rotating page 5, and the tension page 6 are all located inside the book cover 1. The auxiliary components are located on the side wall of the book cover 1, and the spine 7 is located on one side of the book cover 1. Multiple sets of sew holes 8 are opened on the side wall of the spine 7, and sewing thread 9 is installed inside the sew holes 8.

[0025] Please see Figure 3 and Figure 4The auxiliary components include hooks 101 and storage bags 102. Storage bags 102 are provided on the side wall of the book cover 1, and two sets of hooks 101 are provided on the side wall of the book cover 1. The storage bags 102 facilitate the storage of training accessories such as marbles 302 and shoelace ropes 203. The hooks 101 facilitate hanging the workbook in a suitable position for easy access by the patient. The threaded page 2 includes sponge side panels 201, shoelace holes 202, and shoelace ropes 203. Two sets of sponge side panels 201 are provided on the side wall of the threaded page 2, and multiple sets of shoelace holes 202 are provided on the side wall of the sponge side panels 201. Shoelace holes 202 are provided inside the shoelace holes 202. With the shoelace 203 attached, the patient needs to use their fingers to flexibly thread the shoelace 203 through the shoelace eyelets 202 on the sponge side plate 201, simulating the action of lacing shoes in daily life, thereby exercising the flexibility and coordination of the fingers. The bead-clamping page 3 includes a sponge storage box 301, marbles 302, and a cloth bag 303. The sponge storage box 301 is set on the side wall of the bead-clamping page 3, and multiple sets of marbles 302 are set inside the sponge storage box 301. The cloth bag 303 is set on the side wall of the bead-clamping page 3. The patient needs to use the strength of their fingertips to clamp the marbles 302 in the sponge storage box 301 and put them into the cloth bag 303. This process helps to enhance the grip strength and accuracy of the fingers.

[0026] Please see Figure 5 and Figure 6 The insert page 4 includes a sponge platform 401, placement holes 402, and a wooden stick 403. The sponge platform 401 is located on the side wall of the insert page 4. Multiple placement holes 402 are formed inside the sponge platform 401, and a wooden stick 403 is placed inside each placement hole 402. The patient needs to accurately insert the wooden stick 403 into the placement hole 402 on the sponge platform 401 to exercise finger strength and stability. The rotating page 5 includes a rope bolt post 501 and a nut 502. Multiple rope bolt posts 501 are located on the side wall of the rotating page 5. A nut 502 is located on the side wall of the rope bolt post 501. The nut 502 is connected to the rope bolt post 502. The bolt post 501 is threaded, and the patient needs to use their fingers to rotate the nut 502 to tighten or loosen it on the bolt post 501. This not only exercises the flexibility of the fingers but also improves the rotation ability of the wrist. The tension page 6 includes a sponge plate 601, an elastic rope 602, and a pull ring 603. The sponge plate 601 is provided on the side wall of the tension page 6, and multiple sets of elastic ropes 602 are provided on the bottom wall of the sponge plate 601. The bottom end of the elastic rope 602 is provided with a pull ring 603. The patient pulls the pull ring 603 outward to stretch the elastic rope 602, thereby strengthening the muscle strength of the fingers and wrist.

[0027] When in use, this multifunctional rehabilitation training workbook is ingeniously designed, combining rehabilitation training with fun. It is specifically tailored for fine motor rehabilitation training of stroke patients. Firstly, the main body of the workbook consists of a cover 1 and five internal pages. These pages are made of suitable fabric material and cut according to the specific needs of rehabilitation training. Through precise sewing, using stitches 9 threaded through multiple pre-set holes 8 on the spine 7 and the side walls of each page, the pages are securely connected together, forming a practical and aesthetically pleasing rehabilitation training tool.

[0028] On the side wall of the workbook, a storage bag 102 and a hook 101 are cleverly designed. The storage bag 102 is convenient for storing training accessories such as marbles 302 and shoelace ropes 203, while the hook 101 makes it easy to hang the workbook in a suitable position for patients to access at any time. Each page is designed with a targeted rehabilitation training module, which aims to improve the patient's hand function by completing various fine motor skills.

[0029] For example, on page 2 of the shoelace-threading exercise, patients need to use their fingers to deftly thread the shoelace rope 203 through the shoelace eyelets 202 on the sponge side plate 201, simulating the action of threading shoelaces in daily life, thereby exercising finger dexterity and coordination.

[0030] Page 3, which includes a bead-picking exercise, requires patients to use their fingertips to pick up marbles 302 from the sponge storage box 301 and place them into the cloth bag 303. This process helps to enhance finger grip strength and precision.

[0031] Page 4 is for wooden stick insertion training. Patients need to accurately insert wooden sticks 403 into the placement holes 402 on the sponge platform 401 to exercise finger strength and stability.

[0032] Page 5 features a training exercise involving rotating nut 502. Patients need to use their fingers to rotate nut 502, tightening or loosening it on the rope bolt post 501. This not only improves finger dexterity but also enhances wrist rotation ability.

[0033] Finally, page 6 provides finger traction exercises. Patients can strengthen their fingers and wrist muscles by pulling the pull ring 603 outwards, which in turn stretches the elastic rope 602.

[0034] In addition, the foam side panels 201, foam storage box 301, foam table 401, and foam horizontal panel 601 are all made of malleable memory foam. When the multifunctional rehabilitation training workbook is unfolded, the foam side panels 201, foam storage box 301, foam table 401, and foam horizontal panel 601 can be unfolded; when the multifunctional rehabilitation training workbook is closed, the foam side panels 201, foam storage box 301, foam table 401, and foam horizontal panel 601 can be folded for storage.

[0035] Throughout the training process, patients can not only adjust the training difficulty according to their rehabilitation progress, but also conduct personalized rehabilitation training by changing different pages. This design not only improves the pertinence and effectiveness of the training, but also incorporates fun elements, enhancing patients' training enthusiasm and compliance, thereby accelerating the rehabilitation process and helping patients better restore hand function.

[0036] Through the above steps, when the multifunctional rehabilitation training workbook is in use, these pages are made of suitable fabric material and cut according to the specific needs of rehabilitation training. Through precise sewing techniques, the stitches 9 pass through multiple sets of pre-set holes 8 on the spine 7 and the side walls of each page, firmly connecting the pages together to form a practical and aesthetically pleasing rehabilitation training tool. Each page is designed with a targeted rehabilitation training module. Through the use of the string-threading page 2, bead-clamping page 3, wooden-insertion page 4, rotating page 5, and pulling page 6, patients can complete various fine motor movements to improve their hand function. Throughout the training process, patients can not only adjust the training difficulty according to their rehabilitation progress, but also conduct personalized rehabilitation training by changing different pages. This design not only improves the targeting and effectiveness of the training, but also incorporates fun elements, enhancing patients' training enthusiasm and compliance, thereby accelerating the rehabilitation process and helping patients better recover their hand function.

[0037] The embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. Within the scope of knowledge possessed by those skilled in the art, various changes can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

Claims

1. A multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training manual for stroke patients, comprising a book cover (1), characterized in that: It also includes a corded page (2), a beaded page (3), a wooden insert page (4), a rotating page (5), a tension page (6), a spine (7), sewing holes (8), stitching (9), and auxiliary components. The inside of the book cover (1) is provided with a corded page (2), the inside of the book cover (1) is provided with a beaded page (3), the inside of the book cover (1) is provided with a wooden insert page (4), the inside of the book cover (1) is provided with a rotating page (5), the inside of the book cover (1) is provided with a tension page (6), the side wall of the book cover (1) is provided with auxiliary components, the side of the book cover (1) is provided with a spine (7), the side wall of the spine (7) is provided with multiple sets of sewing holes (8), and the inside of the sewing holes (8) is provided with stitching (9).

2. The multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training manual for stroke patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: The auxiliary components include hooks (101) and storage bags (102). The storage bags (102) are provided on the side wall of the book cover (1), and two sets of hooks (101) are provided on the side wall of the book cover (1). The hooks (101) are provided in two sets.

3. The multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training manual for stroke patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lacing page (2) includes a sponge side plate (201), shoelace holes (202) and shoelace rope (203). Two sets of sponge side plates (201) are provided on the side wall of the lacing page (2). Multiple sets of shoelace holes (202) are opened on the side wall of the sponge side plate (201). Shoelace rope (203) is provided inside the shoelace hole (202).

4. The multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training manual for stroke patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: The beaded page (3) includes a sponge storage box (301), marbles (302) and a cloth bag (303). The sponge storage box (301) is provided on the side wall of the beaded page (3). Multiple sets of marbles (302) are provided inside the sponge storage box (301). The cloth bag (303) is provided on the side wall of the beaded page (3).

5. The multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training manual for stroke patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: The inserting wooden leaf (4) includes a sponge platform (401), placement holes (402) and a wooden stick (403). The side wall of the inserting wooden leaf (4) is provided with a sponge platform (401). Multiple sets of placement holes (402) are opened inside the sponge platform (401). The wooden stick (403) is placed inside the placement hole (402).

6. The multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training manual for stroke patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rotating page (5) includes a rope bolt post (501) and a nut (502). Multiple sets of rope bolt posts (501) are provided on the side wall of the rotating page (5). Nuts (502) are provided on the side wall of the rope bolt post (501). The nuts (502) are threadedly connected to the rope bolt posts (501).

7. The multifunctional modular fine motor rehabilitation training manual for stroke patients according to claim 1, characterized in that: The tension plate (6) includes a sponge cross plate (601), elastic ropes (602) and a pull ring (603). The sponge cross plate (601) is provided on the side wall of the tension plate (6), and multiple sets of elastic ropes (602) are provided on the bottom wall of the sponge cross plate (601). A pull ring (603) is provided at the bottom end of the elastic ropes (602).

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