Uses of Drape Clip

 

Drape clip is widely used in surgical operations for the purpose of reducing infection and facilitating the handling of skin around incisions. Typically, they consist of a flexible, plastic film which is adhesive coated and which is applied to the area of the operation, prior to making the incision. Surgical drapes are also used for attaching treatment devices to patients after an operation such as catheters or drainage tubes. Various proposals have been made in the past to design the surgical drape so that handling of the sticky, flexible, plastic film is facilitated. A further, recently developed use is for connecting a suction tube to a wound for the purpose of stimulating healing of the wound. It is desirable to use a surgical drape clip primarily to attach a device such as a catheter to a wound area after an operation or for long term treatment, it is inconvenient for the surgeon or nurse to have to adapt a standard surgical drape for this purpose. It would be more convenient to have a surgical drape which was suitable without adaptation to accommodate the treatment device.

Health care with Medical monitors

Since 1975, bell medical has provided medical development solutions to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device industries for products and devices in overseas range of healing areas. To ensure the success of our clients, our team focused on continuous improvement. We invest in our team by providing the coaching and training necessary to deliver high quality services for our clients. With the improvement of living standards and aging of population, medical monitor will be extended from medical institution to home health care and household multi parameter monitor will become a new growth engine of consumption. Meanwhile, accompanied by the family planning policy adjustments, obstetric monitor holds a positive frame of mind. 

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Finger Pulse Oximeter

Finger pulse oximeter was developed in 1972 by Takuo Aoyagi, is a non-invasive medical device for monitoring a patient’s oxygen saturation and producing a photoplethysmogram. In its application, a sensor is placed on a thin part of the patient’s body usually a fingertip and in the case of an infant, across a foot. Two waves of light are passed through the patient’s to a photo detector. The changing absorbance in each of the wavelength is measured.  

Reflectance pulse Oximetry may be used as an alternative to transmissive pulse Oximetry. This method does not require a thin section of the patient’s body and is therefore well suited to more universal application such as the feet, forehead and chest. The pulse oximeter may be incorporated into a multiparameter patient monitor. Mostly monitors display the pulse rate and most are Portable, battery-operated pulse oximeters are available for transport or home blood oxygen monitoring.

Because of their simplicity of use and the ability to provide continuous and immediate oxygen saturation values, finger pulse oximeter are of critical importance in emergency medicine and also very useful in any setting including intensive care, operating, recovery and determining the effectiveness of or need for supplement oxygen.

Flexible Eschmann Stylet

Eschmann Stylet is a narrow diameter tracheal tube introducer with an outer diameter of 5 mm. often called the gum elastic bougie, it is not made of gum nor is it elastic, the original design is made of beige colored resin covering a fiberglass core. The total length of the original version is 60 cm and the distal tip blends at an angle of 38 degrees. The Eschmann Stylet is flexible but has some shape retention.  It is best handled by keeping the distal half as straight as possible, inserting the upturned distal Coude tip under the epiglottis or, preferably, above the interarytenoid notch if it is visible. Some operators grip the bougie as a pencil, place the device with their right hand, and retain their laryngoscope in the left,allowing an assistant to railroad a tracheal tube into proper position. The narrow diameter provides easier target visualization and its small upturned distal tip can be given a curved upward shape to facilitate passage under the epiglottis.

The tracheal tube introducer is used to facilitate difficult intubation. It should not be confused with the more rigid stylet, which is inserted into the ET tube and used to alter its shape prior to intubation. Unlike the stylet a bougie is inserted independently of the ET tube and is used as a guide. Since the bougie is considerably softer, more malleable, and blunter than a stylet this technique is considered to be a relatively atraumatic procedure. Numerous case reports and case series attest to the value of the Eschmann Stylet in difficult in tubation in the operating room and more recently in emergency medicine practice.

Features of Anesthesia Carts

The universal anesthesia cart benefits from 20 years of innovation in hospital and cart design and construction. Because it’s modern appearance incorporates industry with flexible configuration options. Ready for years of service in the anesthesia department, the accessories of this cart comes with several features including a hospital grade electrical outlet. Anesthesia cart has a durable powder coat paint finish over lightweight aluminum construction and is proudly mad in US. 

Standard anesthesia cart has following features:

• Internal Pullout shelf on right side
• Key Locking Cart
• 29.25” of vertical drawer space
• Cabinet design allows for customized drawer configurations
• Painted steel top rail / push handle
• Removable plastic top
• Protective pontoon bumper with side extension for Oxygen Tank holder
• Extended caster footprint for stability when drawers are extended
• 5” (12.7 cm) ball-bearing premium casters, all full swivel- one tracking, one braking
• Ball-bearing full extension drawer slides
• Cart is delivered wheels-on and mostly assembled
• Pre-drilled threaded holes for standard accessories
• Latex free
• Durable, hard-baked powder coat finish available in 16 colors
• Twelve year warranty