At 6:30 in the morning, the biological clock wakes up Tian Ruiwen on time. She reached out and turned off the alarm clock beside her bed. It was just dawning outside the window, and the city was still immersed in a quiet mist. When I got up and opened the curtains, the breakfast bar downstairs was already lit with warm yellow lights. The white steam coming out of the steamer, wrapped in the aroma of meat buns, vaguely drifted into the bedroom on the 18th floor.
Tian Ruiwen rubbed her temples, walked to the closet and took out the work clothes she was going to wear today - a light gray quick-drying fabric work clothes with reinforced cuffs and knees to facilitate her activities in the rehabilitation training room. As the youngest exoskeleton rehabilitation trainer at the city's rehabilitation center and also holds a certified public accountant certificate, her schedule is always full.
At 7:15, Tian Ruiwen appeared in the dressing room of the rehabilitation center on time. As soon as she changed her clothes, her colleague Sister Li came over with a training plan: "Riwen, there are three patients who need to use exoskeletons for gait training this morning. Among them, Uncle Zhang had some knee discomfort during training yesterday. Please pay more attention to his joint mobility later."
"Okay Sister Li, I will conduct a joint assessment on Uncle Zhang later, and then adjust the parameters of the exoskeleton." Tian Ruiwen took the schedule and quickly ran through the patient's basic information and training goals with her fingertips. Her memory has always been very good, and coupled with the meticulousness she cultivated through accounting work, she can accurately remember each patient's physical condition and training progress in her mind.
