Aged Simulation Suit II, size L (165 - 175cm)
£3,241.18 GBP inc. VAT
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£3,241.18 GBP inc. VAT
To truly understand your patients, experience their daily challenges firsthand. Building empathy is best achieved by experiencing the physical difficulties that aging individuals encounter regularly.
Easy to wear and adjust! The suit is donned like overalls, with adjustable restrictions to modify movement range and simulate conditions like hemiparesis. It's designed for easy wear and removal, facilitating seamless practice.
Accessories:
- Special goggles (1 pair)
- Ear plugs (40 pieces)
- Gloves (10 pairs)
- Ankle weights (4 pieces)
- Wrist weights (4 pieces)
- Cane (1 piece)
- Storage bag (1 piece)
- Belt cover (100 pieces)
1. Fit-on:
The suit can be put on in approximately 3 minutes. This overall-style gear allows users to experience physical function limitations with minimal time loss.
2. Adjustment:
Adjustable belts modify the hip angle and movement range of various body parts. Users can also experience age-related changes, one-sided paralysis, and hemiplegia.
3. Restriction Belt:
Practice:
Designed based on data, this product enables wearers to experience age-related physical changes in vision, hearing, grip strength, and overall physical abilities.
For Example:
- Getting into and out of a car:
- Difficulty moving arms and legs as desired.
- Steps:
- Intimidating due to back pain and limited visibility of steps, making descent particularly daunting. Handrails are essential.
- Eating:
- Weak grip strength,
- Insecure hold on cutlery,
- Eating is challenging with bent back and hands.
- At the toilet:
- Standing up or sitting down is very difficult.
- Going out:
- Difficulty hearing
