Geriatric Skin Conditions Simulation Set (9 skin conditions)

Geriatric Skin Conditions Simulation Set (9 skin conditions)

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$1,489.00
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Geriatric Skin Conditions Simulation Set (9 skin conditions)

Geriatric Skin Conditions Simulation Set (9 skin conditions)

$1,489.00
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The Geriatric Skin Conditions Simulation Set is a unique training tool designed to enhance students' understanding of common skin conditions in older adults. This set includes nine realistic models of geriatric skin conditions, allowing students to explore and examine the detailed tissue and features of each condition.

Contents

  • 9 geriatric skin condition models:
    • Shingles
    • Benign and cancerous lesions
    • Bruise
    • Burn
    • Thinned skin
    • Age spots
    • Eczema
    • Dry skin
    • Lesion
  • Adhesive gel (wound bond)
  • Downloadable Geriatric Skin Conditions Curriculum
  • 1-year limited warranty

Curriculum

Geriatric Skin Conditions Lesson topics: 1. Identification and Care of Common Skin Conditions 2. Patient-Focused Care Teaching hours: 1 Includes: Presentations slides, student activities, and pre- and post-assessments Aligns to: Common Career Technical Core Standards and National Health Science Standards Alignment and Crosswalk Documents Geriatric Skin Conditions Curriculum Overview Geriatric Skin Conditions Curriculum Sample EMT Curriculum Overview Health Science Curriculum Overview

Features

  • Students can adhere these models to human as well as manikin skin and examine the detailed tissue
  • Includes common geriatric skin conditions such as age spots, shingles, and bruises
  • Allows for practical exploration of aging skin conditions and tissue structure
  • Ideal for lessons on geriatric care and skin health

Specifications

Material Safety Document: Wound Bond Material Safety Data Sheet

FAQs

How many kits would you recommend for a 20-student classroom? It depends on your budget and how you want to implement the kit. In general, we recommend two kits for a 20-student classroom.

Resources

Blog - 6 Strategies for Teaching Sensitivity Towards Geriatric Patients Webinar - Teaching Geriatric Sensitivity in a Post-pandemic World: Tips for Engaging Future Health Care Professionals Geriatric Training Tool Implementation Blog - 5 Hands-On Tools for Geriatric Care Training Blog - These Unique Learning Aids Can Help Teach Your Students CNA Foundational Skills

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