Health care equipments

Thermometer

Measures body temperature to detect fever, monitor illness progression, assess effectiveness of treatment, and diagnose infections or other conditions in clinical and home care settings.

Catheter

Used to drain fluids (e.g., urinary bladder-urinary catheters), medications or nutrition (e.g., intravenous catheters), measure internal pressures, or access vessels/organs for diagnostic or therapeutic procedures. deliver

Vaporizer

Adds moisture to the air to relieve cough, nasal and chest congestion, throat irritation, and dryness-commonly used in respiratory illnesses or for comfort during colds and allergies.

Ice Bag

Applies cold therapy to reduce pain, swelling, inflammation, and aid recovery following injuries, surgery, or fever; also used to relieve headaches and manage fever.

Bed Pans

Collects urine and feces for patients who are bedridden or unable to use a toilet due to illness, surgery, or immobility-common in hospitals, long-term care, or home care.

Syringes and needles

For injecting medications, vaccines, or fluids, withdrawing blood or other body fluids for tests, delivering gnesthesig, and drawing tissue samples for biopsy.

Nebulizers

Converts liquid medications into a fine mist for inhalation-treats respiratory conditions such as asthma, COPD, or lung infections by delivering bronchodilators or corticosteroids to the lungs.

Wheel chair

Provides mobility and safe patient transfer for people with limited or no ability to walk due to injury, surgery, paralysis, or debilitating illness; essential for independence and participation in daily activities.

Sterile gauze

Covers wounds to protect against infection, absorb exudate, stop bleeding, or dress surgical sites-used during wound care, surgery, or first aid.

Atomizer

Dispenses liquids (like medications or disinfectants) as a fine spray, commonly used for nasal, throat, or skin applications; also used to humidify air or freshen environments.