Male full-function elderly caregivers

Male full-function geriatric caregivers are mainly used for comprehensive training in geriatric care, long-term care and basic clinical skills, providing realistic teaching tools for nursing colleges, hospitals and elderly care institutions. The model is designed based on the body shape and physiological characteristics of elderly men. Its skin texture, joint range of motion and body proportion are all close to those of real elderly people, and it can present the common care needs of bedridden patients. Through this model, learners can practice a full set of nursing skills such as position placement, turning over and back tapping, oral care, nasogastric feeding, catheterization, enema, and basic vital sign measurement. Some models also support advanced training such as staged display of pressure ulcers, venipuncture, intramuscular injection, and wound treatment.

The model structure is durable and can simulate common scenarios in elderly care institutions, such as long-term bedridden conditions, functional decline, and excretion care, helping trainees understand the actual difficulties of elderly patients and cultivate their humanistic care abilities. Its repeatable and risk-free training environment helps enhance learners' operational proficiency and communication skills, and it is an indispensable important device in geriatric care education and assessment.