19 matching records for Assist Grip.
A hand-held manual device intended to be used to grip and/or twist medical device and/or household items, usually to lock/unlock, turn on and off, and/or open and close components. It may or may not be intended to be a disability-assistive tool and it might...
A hand-held manual tool in a disk-like form intended to be used to grip and/or twist nuts, caps, connectors, adaptors or knobs on medical devices, usually to lock/unlock components. It is not specifically intended to be a disability-assistive tool (it is in...
A hand-held manual tool in a disk-like form intended to be used to grip and/or twist nuts, caps, connectors, adaptors or knobs on medical devices, usually to lock/unlock components. It is not specifically intended to be a disability-assistive tool (it is in...
A hand-held manual device intended to be used to grip and/or twist medical device and/or household items, usually to lock/unlock, turn on and off, and/or open and close components. It may or may not be intended to be a disability-assistive tool and it might...
A staff-like mobility aid used to assist a person with a disability to support their weight while walking. The device has one or more legs and a padded support or "trough" in a horizontal position for the user to rest the forearm. The hand wraps around a gr...
A device designed to be used by a person with a disability to assist them in grooming their hair. It will typically be a purpose-made comb consisting off a head with a single row of spaced teeth and a suitable handle for the user to grip.
A surgical instrument typically used in pairs to facilitate correct cranial orientation of craniofacial implants (e.g., fixation plates being attached to jaw bones) and other devices (e.g., craniofacial distractors) during their application in craniofacial ...
"A staff-like mobility aid used to assist a person with a disability to support their weight while walking. The device has one or more legs and a padded support or ""trough"" in a horizontal position for the user to rest the forearm. The hand wraps around a...
A hand-held manual (non-electronic) attachment in the form of a large, easy-grip knob intended to be attached to the manual control of a medical device (e.g., endoscope) to assist a healthcare professional to operate the device. This is a reusable device.
A device designed to be used by a person with a disability to assist them in attending to their personal body washing needs. It is a bathing sponge made of natural sponge material or synthetic material that will have a purpose-made handle or grip to facilit...
A device designed to be used by a person with a disability to assist them in grooming their hair. It will typically be an adapted or purpose-made brush consisting off a head with rows of bristles or thin wires and a suitable handle for the user to grip.
A hand-held manual (non-electronic) attachment in the form of a large, easy-grip knob intended to be attached to the manual control of a medical device (e.g., endoscope) to assist a healthcare professional to operate the device. This is a reusable device.
A hand-held manual (non-electronic) attachment in the form of a large, easy-grip knob intended to be attached to the manual control of a medical device (e.g., endoscope) to assist a healthcare professional to operate the device. This is a single-use device.
A device designed to be used by a person with a disability to assist them in attending to their personal body washing needs. It is a brush with a purpose-made handle or grip that allows the user to wash/scrub all parts of their body whilst bathing; particul...
A device designed to be used by a person with a disability to assist them in attending to their personal body washing needs. It is a washcloth made of textile material that will have a purpose-made handle or grip to facilitate its use.
An instrument designed to be used by a disabled person to manually brush clean their teeth and gums (i.e., remove plaque, tartar, stains). It typically consists of a proximal handle and distal head to which is attached two or more rows of bristles (e.g., ny...
A device designed to be used by a person with a disability to assist them in scrubbing, cleaning and/or polishing their fingernails and toenails. It will typically have a suitable handle for the user to grip and rows of parallel semi-stiff bristles.
A device designed to be used by a person with a disability to assist them in attending to their personal shaving needs by enabling them to apply lather to their face in preparation for a wet shave. It will include a head of long, flexible, bristles and have...
A device that is strategically placed (e.g., anchored to an immovable object) by a healthcare professional to assist a person/patient (e.g., a hospitalized, a person with a disability, or a geriatric) to change their body position by gripping the ladder and...