Personal and medical devices
Depending on their individual needs, candidates may be allowed to use personal or medical devices during testing, including:
Medical devices attached to the body: spinal cord stimulator, catheter, colostomy bag, urine drainage bag, oxygen tank, insulin pump, TENS unit, heart rate monitor and continuous glucose monitor.
Medication, medical aids and other devices:
- Bandages and braces (neck, back, wrist, leg or ankle)
- Eye drops, eye patches, eyeglasses (without the case) and handheld non-electric magnifying glasses
- Medical alert bracelets, casts, cervical collars and arm or shoulder slings
- Walking boots/casts
- Pills (generally unwrapped and without a bottle or container; medication may remain in its packaging where this is medically necessary)
- Cough drops (unwrapped and without a bottle or container)
- Surgical or medical face masks, medical gloves, ice packs and non-electric heating pads
- Glucose monitors, glucose tablets, EpiPens and inhalers
- Pillows, lumbar supports and stools for elevating a limb
Communication devices: hearing aids, cochlear implants and vocal cord magnifiers.
Mobility devices: canes, crutches, wheelchairs, walkers and other mobility aids.