I was a nursing student until last year. In nursing practicums, I think we often use pamphlets to guide patients in order to help them visualize their lives after discharge. I encountered patients who had undergone surgery for femoral neck fractures twice during my clinical practicums in different fields. The items I am selling this time were purchased as materials to convey the image of daily living activities after the end of rehabilitation during hospitalization and after returning home. Questions about life after femoral fractures have appeared on the national nursing exam in the past. Therefore, I think many nursing students have this knowledge. The items I have listed for sale allow you to, for example, actually try out a sock aid yourself. You can also try putting a long brush on your back. You can also experience picking up things around you with a reacher while sitting in a chair. I think it's impossible to confidently instruct patients about tools you haven't used yourself. There are many patients who have undergone surgery for femoral neck fractures in the field. Please use these for practice before you start working clinically! ① Long-handled brush: Unused You can wash your body without taking awkward positions during bathing. ② Kaneka Hip Protector M size: Unused Most patients follow the pattern of falling and fracturing at home or in their living environment → hospitalization → rehabilitation. This is a useful tool to prevent re-injury due to falls. ③ Sock aid: Unused A self-help tool that allows you to put on socks while keeping your hip joint extended. ④ Reacher: Unused ⑤ Extendable shoehorn: Unused ⑥ Rehabilitation pants: "Kao Relief" for both men and women, M-L, unused, 2 pieces I think the experience of wearing diapers as a student is very valuable in understanding the feelings of patients. ※ These have been stored at home, so the outer bags are wrinkled.