The pediatric obesity suit features access holes in both arms so that you may simulate IV and deltoid injection access, and also features an opening in the groin area so that catheterization, peri care, and enemas may be simulated depending on the capabilities of your manikin. The inner wall of the obesity suit contains pouches so that you can add as much WEIGHT to the suit as you wish.
The pediatric obesity suit works with most common brands of child-sized (3-4 foot tall) common patient simulators or live persons. Pediatric Obesity Simulation Suit also offers optional plastic bladders that may be filled with sand or gravel to help you add weight to the suit.
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