Dressing aid
OwnerLindsey Janae Lawverinventor
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Abstract
A dressing aid is described. The dressing aid may include a main arm having a proximal end and a distal end, at least one (preferably at least two) proximal arm extending from the main arm proximal end, the proximal arm(s) having a distal end attached to the main arm proximal end and a proximal end attached to a proximal clip, and at least one (preferably at least two) distal arm extending from the main arm distal end, the distal arm(s) having a proximal end attached to the main arm distal end and a distal end attached to a distal clip. The proximal and distal arms may further comprise a hook. The proximal, distal and main arms are preferably formed of gooseneck tubing or another type of bendable but rigid tubular material.
Claims17
A dressing aid comprising:
- a main arm having a proximal end and a distal end;
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- at least two proximal arms extending from the main arm proximal end, each of the at least two proximal arms having a distal end attached to the main arm proximal end and a proximal end attached to a proximal clip;
- at least two distal arms extending from the main arm distal end, each of the at least two distal arms having a proximal end attached to the main arm distal end and a distal end attached to a distal clip,
- wherein the main arm, the at least two proximal arms and the at least two distal arms are bendable, rigid and not elastic and are comprised of gooseneck tubing comprising a spring coil,
- wherein each proximal arm comprises a proximal hook having a proximal end attached to the respective proximal arm and a free distal end extending away from the respective proximal clip, each proximal hook spaced apart from, and located distal to, the proximal clip attached to the respective proximal arm, and
- further wherein each distal arm comprises a distal hook having a distal end attached to the respective distal arm and a free proximal end extending away from the respective distal clip, the distal hooks spaced apart from, and located proximal to, the distal clip attached to the respective distal arm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.