Fixed Hand Protectors (pair)
Référence |
1543955 |
Features
- Fixed hand protectors with restraint designed to prevent voluntary or involuntary grasping of objects.
- Prevention of tube, catheter, infusion line, dressing and other medical device removal.
- Functional hand immobilisation limiting grasping movements without requiring complete limb restraint.
- Safety device suited to disoriented, agitated patients or those presenting cognitive disorders.
- Fixed design preventing the patient from opening the restraint system themselves.
- Use in medical settings in hospital departments, care facilities or specialised residential structures.
- Sold in pairs for bilateral hand protection.
- Reduction of injury risks linked to repeated handling or attempts to remove medical equipment.
An effective solution to preserve medical devices in place while enhancing patient safety on a daily basis.
| Technical features | Details |
|---|---|
| Designation | Renol fixed hand protectors |
| Packaging | Pair |
| Device type | Hand restraint device |
| Main function | Prevent grasping of objects and opening of straps by the patient |
| Clinical objective | Prevent removal of tubes, dressings and other medical devices |
| Mode of restraint | Fixed |
| Users concerned | Patients unable to control certain movements or presenting a risk of medical device removal |
| Environment of use | Hospital, clinic, medico-social facility or care structure |
What are Renol fixed hand protectors used for?
They are designed to prevent a patient from grasping objects, opening a strap or removing medical devices such as tubes or dressings.
Why use restraint hand protectors?
They make care safer by limiting the risks of involuntary or voluntary removal of medical devices.
Are Renol hand protectors sold individually?
No, this product is supplied in pairs.
What medical devices can be protected with these hand protectors?
They help protect tubes, infusion lines, catheters, dressings and other devices requiring secure placement.
In which facilities can fixed hand protectors be used?
They can be used in hospitals, clinics, medico-social facilities and other care structures.
Do Renol fixed hand protectors prevent grasping of objects?
Yes, their main function is to prevent the patient from grasping objects or manipulating medical devices.
What types of patients is this device intended for?
It is intended for patients presenting a risk of medical device removal or requiring limitation of grasping movements.
What is the particularity of a fixed hand protector?
Its fixed design aims to prevent the patient from opening the restraint system themselves or regaining effective grasping ability.