Abstract: An articulated upper extremity splint for immobilizing and supporting an injured upper extremity. The splint includes a frame. The frame includes a proximal support section and a distal support section. Interconnecting the confronting ends of the proximal support section and the distal support section is a connector. The connector provides multi-directional movement for the proximal support section and the distal support section, respectively. The proximal support section and the distal support section include respective extensible support rods. The support rods are telescopically received by respective tubes of the proximal support section and the distal support section. The rods are releasably secured to the associate tubes for adjusting, respectively, the length of the proximal support section and the distal support section.

Abstract: An Angle Stop Installation Tool including a specially configured holder body having a cavity for matingly receiving the body of an angle stop valve and having passageways formed in the sides thereof through which forward, rear and lateral projections of the valve may protrude. An elongated handle of fixed or variable length extends from the lower side of the body.