Interactive therapeutic devices for wear on a head of a user are provided herein, along with kits including the interactive therapeutic device and an activity book, and methods of using the devices and kits. Contemplated devices comprise a set of attachment points that removably couple with a set of patches via fastener components. The patches can include various types of patches that provide different benefits to the wearer, including style, a scent, a noise, a tactile sensation, protection, and/or the ability to better communicate a feeling and/or a need.

An hydrothermal sensing device wherein the hydrothermal sensing device comprises at least one layer wherein the at least one layer is a reflective layer, a mesh layer, a semi-rigid layer and a wicking layer wherein the reflective layer can be attached to the mesh layer, and the mesh layer can be attached to the semi-rigid layer and the wicking layer can be removably attached to the semi-rigid layer. The semi-rigid layer can further comprise a band wherein the band can comprise a printed circuit board having at least one sensing module, a microcontroller, a communications module, and power source. The reflective layer is porous and UV resistant.

A wearable head article for controlling light incident on the skin, including a filter layer for allowing light to pass through over a treatment area of the head, wherein the filer layer includes material that controls the wavelengths that pass through, and a protective layer for reducing skin exposure to at least one of harmful light and non-beneficial light.

The description relates to self-dispensing electrodes. One example can include a curved hollow tube configured to hold a flowable conductive material and a selective retention mechanism positioned on the curved hollow tube and configured to retain the flowable conductive material in the hollow tube unless a force is imparted on the curved hollow tube.

The description relates to self-dispensing electrodes. One example can include a curved hollow tube configured to hold a flowable conductive material and a selective retention mechanism positioned on the curved hollow tube and configured to retain the flowable conductive material in the hollow tube unless a force is imparted on the curved hollow tube.

Afforded is a medical head-cooling cap set that heightens scalp-cooling efficiency and that fitted on to a user's head produces no pressuring feeling nor slips out of place. The cap set is constituted from a head-cooling cap, an inner cap, and an outer cap. Two first belts that are drawn out from either side of the outer-cap opening part and stretch to the exterior are linkable by a first fastener, and after the head has been passed into the opening and the outer cap has been donned, the belts can be fastened neck-area-forward by the fastener; meanwhile, two second belts that extend from alongside the rear part mid-brim and head front brim-ward are linkable by a second clasp, and after the head has been passed into the opening and the outer cap has been donned, the second belts can be fastened around the forehead by the clasp.

Afforded is a medical head-cooling cap set that heightens scalp-cooling efficiency and that fitted on to a user's head produces no pressuring feeling nor slips out of place. The cap set is constituted from a head-cooling cap, an inner cap, and an outer cap. Two first belts that are drawn out from either side of the outer-cap opening part and stretch to the exterior are linkable by a first fastener, and after the head has been passed into the opening and the outer cap has been donned, the belts can be fastened neck-area-forward by the fastener; meanwhile, two second belts that extend from alongside the rear part mid-brim and head front brim-ward are linkable by a second clasp, and after the head has been passed into the opening and the outer cap has been donned, the second belts can be fastened around the forehead by the clasp.

A protective garment to protect at least an upper portion of the user's body against effects of a contaminating agent. The garment includes a hood to cover the user's head. The hood's peripheral edge delimits an opening for the user's face. In a thickness of the hood, from an external environment towards the user's body: an outer layer configured to stop the contaminating agent, in a liquid form, having a hydrophobic and oleophobic dual characteristic, and an inner layer configured to at least one of absorb and adsorb vapours originating from the contaminating agent. Each of the outer layer and the inner layer of the hood has a peripheral edge, which are assembled so as to form the peripheral edge of the hood. The peripheral edge of the outer layer is securely assembled to the peripheral edge of the inner layer only at a lower portion.

A protective garment to protect at least an upper portion of the user's body against effects of a contaminating agent. The garment includes a hood to cover the user's head. The hood's peripheral edge delimits an opening for the user's face. In a thickness of the hood, from an external environment towards the user's body: an outer layer configured to stop the contaminating agent, in a liquid form, having a hydrophobic and oleophobic dual characteristic, and an inner layer configured to at least one of absorb and adsorb vapours originating from the contaminating agent. Each of the outer layer and the inner layer of the hood has a peripheral edge, which are assembled so as to form the peripheral edge of the hood. The peripheral edge of the outer layer is securely assembled to the peripheral edge of the inner layer only at a lower portion.

A system and method for maintaining a patient's body temperature during and after surgical exposure is provided. A surgical, insulative cap both aids in maintaining the patient's core body temperature at an euthermic range and further incorporates a graphic display panel for providing a remote caregiver informational interface. Vital signs sensors may therefor communicate, either directly or remotely, to said informational interface and allow access to vital signs information to the caregiver in a convenient manner that does not require diversion of attention from the patient in order to monitor. Medical information can be communicated in a visual or audible manner, including alerts, status or patient care instructions.