Elderly People | Old Age

Though a controversial subcategory of adulthood, humans are typically considered elderly, old, or senior citizens once they reach the age of 65 years old. Often understood as the final phase of adulthood in which a human nears the end of their life cycle, adults who fall into the category of elderly often experience many of the same symptoms characteristic of aging. Physical symptoms may include hair loss, hearing loss, and wrinkles in the skin. This is due to the fact that over time, the human body loses many of its regenerative abilities, making it more prone to injury, disease, syndromes, and sickness than that of younger humans.

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5’8” | 1.73 m (average)
60 and older
Elderly People Kissing - Men & Women
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Elderly People Kissing - Men & Women
5’4” | 1.63 m
April 21, 1926
Queen Elizabeth II
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Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth II

Queen Elizabeth II is the head of state of Great Britain, Northern Ireland, and the Commonwealth. She is the UK’s longest reigning monarch and the most famous Queen in the world. She lives in Buckingham Palace, in London, but has a few other castles and palaces. The main role of the Queen is to appear at hospital openings and hold big dinners when other heads of state visit. She doesn’t say much about what’s going on, because people wouldn’t like it if she got too involved. She loves corgis. She has had 30 in her lifetime which have all descended from the one she was given on her 18th birthday, a dog named Susan.

Queen Elizabeth II is 5 foot 4 inches (1.63 m) tall.

Illustrations of Queen Elizabeth II in multiple poses with labeled overall height
Queen Elizabeth II is the head of state of Great Britain, Northern Ireland, and the Commonwealth. She is the UK’s longest reigning monarch and the most famous Queen in the world. She lives quietly in Buckingham Palace, in London, but has a few other castles and palaces.

Queen Elizabeth II is 5 foot 4 inches (1.63 m) tall.

Illustrations of Queen Elizabeth II in multiple poses with labeled overall height
Queen Elizabeth II
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Country: United Kingdom
Position: Queen
House: Windsor

Birthday
April 21, 1926

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Queen Elizabeth II front, front (royal), front (casual), side (casual walking)

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Walking | Assistive Cane
Drawing diagramming the range of motion of a Walking Cane to the side and to the front of a person

Walking canes, also known as assistive canes or walking sticks, are a form of mobility aid that redistribute weight away from injured or weak lower limbs. The basic cane is made up of a handle for a comfortable grip, a collar to connect the handle to the shaft, the shaft for transmitting weight load, and the ferrule (tip) for being a tactile interface that adjusts to the ground surface. Outside of injury and assisted general support and movement, canes are often used for a variety of needs that include aging, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, arthritis, diabetes, and other conditions.

Fit, comfort, and safety are paramount for the effectiveness of a cane and the first step to accomplish these goals is correctly fitting a cane to a person. To size a walking stick for an individual, measure the distance from a flat floor surface to their wrist joint while they are wearing standard walking shoes. From this dimension, round down to the nearest size available or place a custom order. Another simple way to estimate cane length is to divide an individual’s height by two and find the closest cane size within 1” (2.5 cm) from this measurement.

Collection of drawings illustrating the correct heights of canes relative to the heights of people for sizing purposes
Walking canes, or assistive canes, are a form of mobility aid that redistribute weight away from injured or weak lower limbs. To size a walking stick for an individual, measure the distance from a flat floor surface to their wrist joint while they are wearing standard walking shoes.

Fit, comfort, and safety are paramount for the effectiveness of a cane and the first step to accomplish these goals is correctly fitting a cane to a person. To size a walking stick for an individual, measure the distance from a flat floor surface to their wrist joint while they are wearing standard walking shoes. From this dimension, round down to the nearest size available or place a custom order. Another simple way to estimate cane length is to divide an individual’s height by two and find the closest cane size within 1” (2.5 cm) from this measurement.

Collection of drawings illustrating the correct heights of canes relative to the heights of people for sizing purposes
Walking | Assistive Cane
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Length: 30”-36” | 76-91 cm
Fit: Measured from floor to wrist joint
Range (Front): 35° from vertical
Range (Side): 6” | 15 cm
Range (Vertical): 27” | 68.5 cm

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Walking Canes side elevation (elderly men and women), front (elderly men)

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Elderly People Kissing - Men & Women

Elderly people to express their love or desire for another person. Elderly people can kiss to initiate intimacy with their partner or just as a greeting. Elderly people have been kissing the longest, as most probably started kissing as teens. In a monogamous relationship, elderly people have been kissing their partners for years.

Collection of drawings in side elevation of Elderly People Kissing (Men & Women) in an assorted range of positions
Elderly people to express their love or desire for another person. Elderly people can kiss for intimacy with their partner or just as a greeting. Elderly people have been kissing the longest, as most probably started kissing as teens. Elderly people have been kissing their partners for years

Collection of drawings in side elevation of Elderly People Kissing (Men & Women) in an assorted range of positions
Elderly People Kissing - Men & Women
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Casual
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Men & Women
Ages
60 and older

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Elderly People Kissing (Men & Women) assorted side elevations (detail), side (outline)

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