Medical Consumables & Disposables
Consumable medical devices are like disposable devices in that they also ultimately should be disposed of but can be used more than once or for a length of time. These include devices like elastic bandage wraps, pacemakers, and drill bits and blades for surgical instruments.
ABD Pads
Abdominal Pads, also referred to as ABD Pads, are used for large wounds or for wounds requiring high absorbency. This abdominal dressing was originally developed for the military to treat battle wounds. ABD is an acronym for "Army Battle Dressing.
Bandage
Bandages are an essential medical supply for any first aid kit. They allow for the effective provision of wound care for a variety of different injuries and facilitate the wound healing process. A number of bandages are available, with different types intended for specific purposes.
I.V. Start
This is the site of catheter insertion into the patient’s vascular system. The drip chamber is filled with 200-400 ml of crystalloid solution, and the drip chamber bag is suspended above the patient’s bed during intravenous start-up. The catheter’s put into veins.
Medical Gloves
Medical gloves are examples of personal protective equipment used to protect the wearer and/or the patient from the spread of micro-organisms that may potentially cause infection or illness during medical procedures and examinations. Medical gloves are one part of an infection-control strategy.
Diaper
A diaper is a garment, typically absorbent, worn by infants and sometimes adults to contain urine and feces, keeping them dry and comfortable. It's made from cloth or disposable materials and is designed to absorb bodily fluids, preventing them from soaking through to the wearer's clothing.
Tracheostomy Items
A tracheostomy kit typically includes the tracheostomy tube itself, along with items for insertion, maintenance, and potential emergencies. The kit often contains a tracheostomy tube of the patient's size, possibly with an obturator or introducer for insertion, spare inner cannulas (if applicable), ties or straps to secure the tube, scissors, resuscitation equipment, suction supplies, and other necessary items for care and hygiene.
Colostomy bag
A colostomy bag, also called a stoma pouch, is a disposable or reusable pouch worn on the abdomen to collect stool from a colostomy, a surgical opening in the abdominal wall. The bag is designed to be attached to the skin around the stoma using a flange, wafer, or skin barrier. Colostomy bags come in various types, including closed and drainable pouches, and are used to manage stool output after surgery to remove part of the colon.
Multi Drug Test kit
Multi-Drug Test Panel is a one step, qualitative test for the simultaneous detection of multiple drugs and metabolites in human urine. In just 5 minutes, test results can be observed through the visual interpretation of coloured lines.
Dead Body Bag
A body bag is a specialized bag designed to contain and transport a dead human body. It's typically made of durable, waterproof, and leak-proof materials like polyethylene or PVC. These bags are essential in hospitals, morgues, funeral homes, and other settings where post-mortem handling is necessary.
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