Multi-functional therapeutic workstation kit

Claim 2

A multi-functional workstation kit for rehabilitation of patients that have suffered muscular or neurological trauma, said workstation kit being adapted for assembly into a variety of modules and comprising a selection of panels capable of being manipulated by hand, said panels having a plurality of holes for accepting bolts and threading wire, said workstation kit comprising: (1) a planar side panel having a straight top edge, a straight bottom edge, and two straight sides of length unequal to the top and bottom edges, and having a slot for grasping and lifting, said side panel further having spaced holes at least along the perimeter of the panel for accepting bolts to allow connection to another panel with right angled elbows, the side panel further having a plurality of holes sized for threading wire by a patient to rehabilitate the patient's fine motor skills; (2) a middle panel having top edge, a bottom edge, and two sides, and having at least one aperture sized to permit the insertion of a patient's hand or arm therethrough, said middle panel being provided with spaced holes for bolts at least along the perimeter of the panel to allow connection of the middle panel to another panel with right angled elbows; and (3) a square top panel, said top panel having sides equal in length to the top bottom edges of the side and middle panels so that the top panel may be affixed at right angles and flush with the top or bottom edges of said middle and side panels with right angled elbows.

Claim 3

The kit of claim 1 further comprising a shelf for fitting into a shelf bracket when the panels are assembled into a module, said shelf restricting workspace within the module thereby causing the patient constructing the module to therapeutically exercise muscles and neurological pathways.

Claim 4

A multi-functional workstation kit for rehabilitation of patients that have suffered muscular or neurological trauma, said workstation kit being adapted for assembly into a variety of modules and comprising a selection of panels capable of being manipulated by hand, said panels having a plurality of holes for accepting bolts and threading wire, said workstation kit comprising: (a) a planar side panel having a straight top edge, a straight bottom edge, and two straight sides of length unequal to lengths of the top and bottom edges, said panel comprising a slot for grasping and lifting, and a plurality of holes in the planar panel sized for accepting bolts and threading wire by a patient to rehabilitate said patient's fine motor skills; (b) a planar middle panel having a top edge, a bottom edge, and two sides, and having at least one aperture sized to permit the insertion of a hand or arm therethrough, said middle panel being provided with a plurality of holes sized for accepting bolts and threading wire by a patient to rehabilitate said patient's fine motor skills; and (c) a planar square top panel, the panel having sides equal in length to the top edges of the side and middle panels so that the top panel may be affixed at right angles and flush with the top edges of said middle and side panels with right angle elbows, the top panel further being provided with a plurality of holes sized for accepting bolts and threading wire therethrough by a patient to rehabilitate said patient's fine motor skills.

Claim 5

A multi-functional workstation kit for rehabilitation of patients that have suffered muscular or neurological trauma, said workstation kit being adapted for assembly into a variety of modules and comprising a selection of panels capable of being manipulated by hand, said panels having a plurality of holes for accepting bolts and threading wire, said workstation kit comprising: (a) a planar side panel having a straight top edge, a straight bottom edge, and two straight sides of length unequal to lengths of the top and bottom edges, said panel comprising a slot for grasping and lifting, and a plurality of holes in the planar panel sized for accepting bolts and threading wire by a patient to rehabilitate said patient's fine motor skills; (b) a planar middle panel having a top edge, a bottom edge, and two sides, and having at least one aperture sized to permit the insertion of a hand or arm therethrough, said middle panel being provided with a plurality of holes sized for accepting bolts and threading wire by a patient to rehabilitate said patient's fine motor skills; and (c) a planar square top panel, the panel having sides equal in length to the top edges of the side and middle panels so that the top panel may be affixed at right angles and flush with the top edges of said middle and side panels with right angle elbows, the top panel further being provided with a plurality of holes sized for accepting bolts and threading wire therethrough by a patient to rehabilitate said patient's fine motor skills.

Claim 6

The kit of claim 3 further comprising a shelf for fitting into a shelf bracket when the panels are assembled into a module, said shelf restricting workspace within the module thereby causing the patient constructing the module to therapeutically exercise muscles and neurological pathways.