JP2007082929A - Rehabilitation assist device - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a rehabilitation assist device allowing a patient to continue a simple work activity as a rehabilitation without getting bored and allowing the patient to exert own originality and ingenuity. <P>SOLUTION: A drawing or a picture of a human body 8 and accessories is printed on the both faces of a planar base body, the external shape and printing position of the drawing or the picture printed on one face is in a symmetric relation with the external shape and the printing position of the drawing or the picture printed on the other face, and the patient variously dresses the human body 8 by putting different accessories thereon. This device is thus served for the rehabilitation. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a device for the purpose of assisting rehabilitation intended for a person who has troubled or is expected to suffer from his or her life.

  There have been various occupational therapies for rehabilitation of patients with physical and mental disorders, and one of them is to improve the movement of fingers, revitalize the mental side (motivate), etc. There are work activities using simple tools or using handicrafts (see Patent Document 1).

JP 2003-93749 A

  While simple work activities such as “dolls for rehabilitation” disclosed in Patent Document 1 have a wide range of patients from elderly to children, there is an advantage that many patients can participate. However, since it was a simple work activity, it got bored and there was a problem that rehabilitation did not continue.

  In addition, the contents of work are too complicated for handicrafts, or the target audience is limited by the contents of the handicrafts.

  Therefore, the present invention is a simple work, but many patients from old people to children are interested in sustaining rehabilitation, and the patients demonstrate their own ingenuity. The purpose is to provide rehabilitation aids to participate in.

  The present invention comprises a planar base on which a human body is depicted on the front and back surfaces, and a decorative body that is attached to the base and on which different designs are depicted on the front and back surfaces. And training is performed by attaching to the base.

  Further, the present invention is characterized in that a part of the decorative body is in the shape of clothes inserted into the head of a human body depicted on a base and suspended on a shoulder.

  According to the present invention, fingertip training is performed by attaching and detaching a decorative body with a different pattern to a flat substrate, and it is possible to continue without getting tired.

  In addition, if a decorative body that can be suspended from the base is used and attached to the shoulder, this auxiliary device can be made to correspond to the actual change of the human body, and the rehabilitation effect is further enhanced.

  Hereinafter, a rehabilitation assisting device according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows a front surface 4 and a back surface 6 that are both surfaces of a paper body 2 that can be cut.

  In the present embodiment, the surface 4 is printed with a human body 8 as a base, and a shoulder bag 10, a bag 12, and a hat 14 as ornaments.

  On the back surface 6, a back view 16 of the human body 8, a back surface 18 of the shoulder bag 10, a back surface 20 of the bag 12, and a back surface 22 of the hat 14 are printed. At this time, in the heel 12, the front hair 12a and the back hair 12b are paired with the top of the head as a contact point, and the cap 14 is also paired with the front surface 14a and the back surface 14b of the top of the head as a contact point.

  Further, these pictures or photographs printed on the front surface 4 and the back surface 6 are in a relationship in which the outer shape and the printing position correspond to each other on the front surface 4 and the back surface 6 so that no deviation occurs when cut out.

  Of course, shoes, gloves, mufflers, etc. can also be printed and used as decorative items.

  In the present embodiment, a pedestal 24 for standing the human body 8 is printed on the paper body 2, and folding lines 26 a, 26 b, 26 c and a cut line 28 are printed on the pedestal 24.

  Next, the usage method of this Embodiment is demonstrated.

  First, the human body 8, the shoulder bag 10, the bag 12, and the hat 14 printed on the paper body 2 are cut out with scissors along the outer shape.

  Further, the pedestal 24 is separated from the paper body 2 and then cut into the cut line 28, the central fold line 26b is fold-folded, and the fold lines 26a and 26c are fold-folded to form a pedestal (see FIG. 2).

  Next, a method for making clothes to be worn on the human body 8 will be described with reference to FIGS.

  First, the paper body 30 is folded into four as in Step 1. After that, as in step 2, the body 8 is cut into the shape of the right half or the left half of the body according to the right half or the left half of the human body 8. When the cut piece of paper is spread, the front body and the back body of the clothes become clothes 34 developed around the shoulders 32 as shown in step 3 (see FIG. 3).

  Next, as shown in Step 4 of FIG. 4, the unfolded clothes 34 are folded in two so that the right half and the left half are aligned. Then, the neckline 36 is formed by cutting out the shoulder 32 to an appropriate width from the bent portion.

  Again, the garment 34 is unfolded as shown in step 5 and folded into two at the shoulder 32 to complete the garment 34 to be worn on the human body 8 as in step 6.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the neckline 36 of the completed garment 34 is put through the head of the human body 8, the shoulder strap of the shoulder bag 10 cut from the paper body 2 is passed through the arm of the human body 8, and the collar 12 is Fold it in half at the top of the head and place it on the head of the human body 8, and then fold the hat 14 in two at the top of the head and place it on the heel 12.

  Then, when the human body 8 wearing these clothes and the like is inserted into the cut line 28 of the pedestal 24 and stood up, it is completed, and these series of work activities become the patient's rehabilitation.

  According to the present embodiment, it is clear that various types of clothes can be produced with patient-specific designs and ingenuity, and if anyone prepares instructions that show how to make various clothes in advance, anyone can With that as reference, you can make clothes such as dresses, shirts, and aprons that are abundant in variations.

  In addition, these manufactured clothes can be decorated with other materials such as ribbons, pockets, and even yarns, so that the patient's original ideas can be exhibited.

  In addition, various combinations can be enjoyed by combining these clothes and clothing.

  Furthermore, even if the cutting work fails, it can be easily redone because it is an inexpensive material that is close to the user, and the work can be performed with peace of mind without giving a mental burden to the patient.

  In addition, when rehabilitation is fun, patient conversations increase, making it possible to make friends between patients who are doing the same rehabilitation and actively participating in rehabilitation.

  Furthermore, according to this embodiment, since the work activity is completed only with scissors, it is excellent in terms of safety consideration for patients.

  Also, in proceeding with these work activities, the occupational therapist etc. observes the patient's reaction and state, and the contents such as the reaction at the start of work, the degree of understanding and the amount of work performed, the number of creations and creativity, participation If the amount of time or the like is entered in a work progress record table or the like, it becomes easier to grasp the improvement of the patient.

The figure which showed the surface and back surface of the rehabilitation assistance tool concerning this Embodiment. The perspective view which shows the usage example of the rehabilitation assistance tool concerning this Embodiment. Explanatory drawing which shows the production method of the clothing concerning this Embodiment. Explanatory drawing which shows the production method of the clothing concerning this Embodiment. The perspective view which shows the usage example of the rehabilitation assistance tool concerning this Embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

2 ... paper body 4 ... front surface 6 ... rear surface 8 ... human body 10 ... shoulder bag 12 ... 12a ... front hair 12b ... back hair 14 ... hat 14a ... front surface 14b ... rear surface 16 ... rear view 18 of the human body 8 ... rear surface 20 of the shoulder bag 10 ... The back surface 22 of the bag 12 ... The back surface of the hat 24 24 ... The pedestals 26a to 26c ... The folding line 28 ... The cut line 30 ... The paper body 32 ... The shoulder 34 ... The clothes 36 ... The neckline

Claims (2)

A planar substrate schematically depicting the human body on the front and back surfaces;
It consists of a decorative body mounted on the base body and drawn with different designs on the front and back surfaces, and a plurality of types of the decorative body are prepared in different modes,
A rehabilitation assisting device for performing training by wearing the substrate. The rehabilitation assisting device according to claim 1,
A rehabilitation assisting device characterized in that a part of the decorative body is in the shape of clothes inserted into the head of a human body depicted on a base and suspended on a shoulder.

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