A simulator-bracelet for the development of impaired hand movements in bed patients of a neurological clinic

摘要

The useful model "Gym-bracelet for the development of disturbed hand movements in bed patients of a neurological clinic" refers to medicine for the division of neurology and neuropsychology and can be used in neurorehabilitation departments of neurological and neurosurgical clinics while conducting studies on developing impaired hand movements in bed patients of a neurological clinic.;The proposed device includes a plastic body (1) 20-30 × 40-60 mm in height, 15-25 mm in height, in the upper part of which a liquid crystal display (2) and a switch / switch (3) are mounted, and inside the case 1) are located: the control unit (15), the device, the battery (16) and the speaker (5), and on the sides of the housing (1) there are four control buttons (6), with the bottom of the device body (1) elastic strap strap (7) with a width of 20-40 mm, on the upper surface of which to the left and to the right of the root (1) of the device are rigidly fixed to 8-12 links-keys (9), each of which includes a plastic base (10) of box-shaped form, measuring 15 × 15 to 20 × 20 mm, 10-20 mm in height, inside which are fixed: LED (11), metal plates-contacts (12), (13), and a cover (14) made of a translucent plastic is fixedly movable to the upper part of each base (10), with a cover (14) made of a translucent plastic, and a battery (16) located inside the device body (1) , via the switch / switch (3) is electrically connected to the control unit (15) by a device with which the LEDs (11) and the contact plates (12) of each of the key links (9) are connected via an electrical cable (17) control (15) the device is electrically connected kokristallicheskoe board (2) and control buttons (6) and the speaker (5).;Thus, the proposed device "Gym-bracelet for the development of broken hand movements in bed patients of a neurological clinic" due to its compactness and ease of operation allows to include the process of disturbed motion of a lying patient's arm in an accessible and attractive activity for him, with a gradual increase in the complexity of hand movements and provides an opportunity for self-study after discharge from the clinic.