JP2518533Z - - Google Patents

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[Detailed description of the invention] (a) Industrial application field This invention is a paralysis state of rheumatism among various diseases that occur with aging, and how difficult it is to walk and live in a house. It is a device to experience what will be. (B) Conventional technology The problem of the housing structure that occurs when a resident is paralyzed by rheumatism,
In order to communicate to the designer, it is difficult to understand if there is no person with rheumatic palsy nearby. Conventionally, work has been performed to design a house suitable for a person with rheumatic paralysis, mainly based on past data and experience, or based on information obtained through hearing from the person with rheumatic paralysis. (C) Problems to be solved by the invention However, even if a designer is told by a drawing, a photograph, or a hearing that he or she is in trouble with a person with a paralytic disorder due to rheumatism, it is quite difficult for a healthy designer. They cannot understand and cannot have a positive awareness of problem solving. According to the present invention, in such a case, a house design in which a designer first becomes a paraplegic experience person directly with rheumatism and experiences the problems of an actual house with himself and becomes a resident. It is configured to be able to. (D) Means for Solving the Problem The problem to be solved by the present invention is as described above. Next, means for solving the problem will be described. A wrist joint restraint 2 for restraining the wrist of a healthy person from turning , a knee joint restraint 1 for restraining the knee from being extended to a certain angle only from a stretched state , and a 90-degree ankle Ankle joint restraint brace 3 is provided to fix and restrain in the state of
Each of the orthoses is configured to be attached to and fixed to the body of a healthy person, and a living space is provided in which the individual moves with the respective orthoses attached. (E) Embodiment The problems to be solved and means to be solved by the present invention are as described above. Next, the configuration of the embodiment shown in the attached drawings will be described. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which a person experiencing rheumatic paralysis walks through an experience space of a sliding floor, a step, and a handrail, and FIG. 2 is an experience space comprising a toilet and a bathroom for a person with rheumatic paralysis. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the movement of a person experiencing a rheumatic paralysis situation, FIG. 3 is a drawing of a healthy person with a rheumatic paralysis situation experiencing orthosis attached, FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a knee joint restraint orthosis 1, and FIG. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the wrist joint restraint device 2. Rheumatism is more common in adult rheumatism and is a disease that is inevitable in old age. With rheumatism, all joints in the body become inflamed and joint movement becomes difficult. If it is mild, walking becomes difficult, or if the disease progresses further, the whole body becomes paralyzed and walking becomes difficult. It is necessary to rehabilitate during mild paralysis and further prevent the development of rheumatism. In addition, the following problems in life occur for persons with paralysis due to rheumatism. If the height of the ascending frame is high, it will not be possible to climb, and if there is no handrail, it will be difficult to walk, and if the floor slides, there is a risk of falling over, and it will be difficult to get over even if there is a step like a threshold, bathing act This makes it difficult to sit on the toilet or the toilet, making it difficult to operate the handle or lever. The present invention provides an experience space that enables rehabilitation in the case of such rheumatism, and in this experience space, it is possible to determine what kind of walking and movement of a person with rheumatic paralysis, This is a device for notifying home builders. Thus, in the case of rheumatic paralysis, the following typical motor paralysis occurs. First, the knee joint does not move freely, and the flexion angle of the knee angle is limited to 90 degrees or less. In other words, the knee joint can be bent only up to 90 degrees from the state where the knee is extended, and the knee joint restraint orthosis 1 restrains the knee from being bent any further. Further, in this embodiment, the wrist joint restraint device 2 restrains the right wrist so that the wrist joint does not move freely. In addition, both ankles are fixed at a position of 90 degrees so that the ankle joint does not move freely, and are fixed so that they cannot move from that position. In this state, each part necessary for walking does not move freely, so that it is only possible to move in an inconvenient state. In order to create such a state of rheumatic paralysis for healthy people, the present invention
The knee joint restraint brace 1, the wrist joint restraint brace 2, and the ankle joint restraint brace 3, which are the orthoses for experiencing rheumatic paralysis, are worn. The three sets of restraining orthoses hold the joints of each healthy person, and the knee joint restraining orthosis 1 has nine knees.
The wrist joint restraint orthosis 2 prevents the wrist from turning, and the ankle joint restraint orthosis 3 fixes the ankle at 90 degrees. When each part is fixed in this way, almost the entire body becomes difficult to move. In this state, as shown in FIG. 2, the students experience whether they can move and live in the toilet 4 and the bathtub 5 provided in the experience space. In addition, while moving on the wheelchair 6, the user experiences the trouble of the wheelchair life in the house. In addition, the user experiences the situation of defecation by the mobile toilet 15. Also, as shown in FIG. 1, in the experience space, in addition to the toilet 4, the bathtub 5, the wheelchair 6,
Handrails 7 for practicing handrail movement, steps like a sill 9 in a house, and large steps like an ascending frame 10 are also configured, and a step 11 between a tatami room and a flooring room is also included. Because it is configured, you will experience how you can walk on such a step. In addition, in a living room, a Japanese-style room, etc., a sliding comparison floor 8 is provided to determine how slippery the flooring and tatami mats are and is dangerous for a person with a rheumatic paralysis or an aged person. It is structured so that you can experience it. The sliding comparison floor 8 has a floor surface made of a different material every one meter square so that a tile floor, a flooring floor, a linoleum floor, a tatami mat, and the like can be compared. Therefore, by walking on the floor, it is possible to make a slip comparison, or to get on the wheelchair 6 and examine what floor is the safest for the wheelchair life. In FIG. 4, the knee joint restraint device 1 has an upper restraint device portion 1b and a lower restraint device portion 1d made of a hard synthetic resin pivotally connected by a pivot 1a. Although the brace part 1b and the lower restraint brace part 1d are bent, they are fixed at the pivotal support part 1a so as to prevent bending by 90 degrees or more. The knee restraint 1 has an upper restraint 1b and a lower restraint 1d.
Is fixed to the knee by the fastening band 1c. The fastening band portion 1c is easily detachable with a Velcro. FIG. 5 shows the ankle joint restraint brace 3. The ankle joint restraint brace 3 serves to fix the ankle of the person with rheumatic paralysis at 90 degrees in this state because the ankle does not bend with the knee joint restraint brace 90 degrees. That is, it is composed of a right-angle restraint device 3b made of a hard synthetic resin and a fastening band 3a. In FIG. 6, the wrist joint restraint brace 2 will be described. The wrist joint detention device 2 is for experiencing the point that the wrist of a person with rheumatic paralysis cannot turn, and is composed of a restraint device portion 2b made of hard synthetic resin and a fastening band portion 2a. (F) Effects of the Invention The present invention is configured as described above, and has the following effects. First, it is used when a house designer or a house salesman recommends a house to the elderly by experiencing the state of rheumatic paralysis using the rheumatic paralysis situation experience device of the present invention. You can give advice from the standpoint of a person. This will make it possible to participate in house design at the same level as a person with rheumatic paralysis while being a healthy person, and to provide a safe and comfortable housing for people with disabilities and healthy people. Can be provided. Secondly, a wrist joint restraint brace 2 for restraining the wrist of a healthy person from being rotated, and a knee joint restraint brace 1 for restraining the knee from being extended to a state where the knee can be bent only to a certain angle , Ankle joint restraint orthosis 3 for fixing and restraining the ankle at 90 degrees
By simply wearing, it is possible to create a rheumatic paralysis state, and by walking and moving in the experience space in this state, it is possible to experience various living conditions, so anyone can easily experience rheumatic paralysis disabled people in a short time It became.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which a person experiencing rheumatic paralysis walks through a sliding floor, a step and a railing experience space, and FIG. 2 shows a toilet and a bathroom for a person with rheumatic paralysis. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the movement of the person experiencing the rheumatic paralysis in the constructed experience space, FIG. 3 is a drawing of a healthy person with the orthosis experiencing the rheumatic paralysis, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the knee joint restraint 1. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the ankle joint restraint brace 3 and FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the wrist joint restraint brace 2. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Knee joint restraint brace 2 ... Wrist joint restraint brace 3 ... Ankle joint restraint brace 4 ... Toilet 5 ... Bathtub 6 ... Wheelchair

Claims (1)

[Claims for utility model registration] A wrist joint restraint brace 2 that restrains the wrist of a healthy person from being turned, and a knee joint restraint that restricts the knee from being extended to a certain angle only when the knee is extended. A brace 1 and an ankle joint restraint brace 3 for fixing and restraining the ankle in a 90-degree state ;
An apparatus for experiencing a rheumatic paralysis situation, wherein each of the orthoses is configured to be attached to and fixed to the body of a healthy person, and a living space is provided to move with each of the orthoses.