A Single Crank ABS Bed
A Skin Graft Surgical Set
Key Components and Their Functions
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Dermatome (Manual or Electric) – Used to harvest thin, uniform layers of skin from the donor site.
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Skin Graft Knife (e.g., Humby or Watson Knife) – For manually cutting skin grafts of specific thickness.
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Skin Graft Blades – Replaceable blades attached to graft knives or dermatomes for precise cutting.
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Graft Handle with Guard – Holds the blade securely and ensures even pressure during harvesting.
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Donor Site Pad and Roller – Used to smooth the graft and remove air bubbles before application.
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Graft Mesher or Expander – Creates uniform perforations in the graft, allowing expansion and better adherence.
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Forceps (Adson, Dressing, Tissue) – For handling delicate grafts without causing tears.
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Scissors (Metzenbaum, Iris) – Used for trimming and shaping grafts precisely.
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Dermal Curette – For removing necrotic or damaged tissue from the recipient site.
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Suture Materials and Needle Holder – Used to secure the graft edges to the recipient area.
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Gauze, Spatula, and Bowls – For cleaning, moistening, and handling grafts during surgery.
A SLIT LAMP SL1200
A SLIT LAMP SL1300
A SLIT LAMP SL1500
A WELCHYALLYN RETINO/OPHTHALMOSCOPE COMBO USA
Acetone
Acrylic Burs
Adenoidectomy Set
Adjustable Trial Frame
Adult Nebulizer Mask
Key Features
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Soft medical-grade material
Usually made of clear PVC or silicone, designed to fit comfortably on the face without causing irritation. -
Ergonomic adult size
Covers both the nose and mouth, allowing efficient inhalation of the medication mist. -
Adjustable elastic strap
Helps secure the mask to the face so the user can sit comfortably without holding it. -
Nose clip
Some masks have a metal or molded plastic nose clip to ensure a better seal and reduce medication loss. -
Universal connector
The bottom of the mask has a standard connector that attaches to nebulizer tubing and the medication chamber (nebulizer cup). -
Even mist delivery
The design ensures the aerosol is inhaled steadily with each breath, improving drug delivery to the airway. -
Single-use or reusable options
Some masks are disposable while others can be reused for a limited period with proper cleaning.
Typical Components (if sold as a kit)
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Adult-sized mask
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Nebulizer cup (medicine chamber)
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Tubing
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Elastic straps
Adult Oxygen Mask
Key Features
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Adult-sized anatomical shape
Designed to comfortably fit over the nose and mouth of an adult, forming a gentle seal for efficient oxygen delivery. -
Soft medical-grade material
Usually made of clear, flexible PVC to enhance comfort and allow healthcare providers to observe breathing and skin color. -
Elastic head strap
An adjustable strap keeps the mask securely in place without requiring the patient to hold it. -
Flexible nose clip
Many masks include a metal or molded clip that can be adjusted to improve the fit and minimize oxygen leakage. -
Standard oxygen tubing
The mask comes with long, kink-resistant tubing that connects to an oxygen source. Ribbed or star-lumen designs help maintain airflow even if the tube bends. -
Universal connector
Fits standard oxygen outlets on concentrators, wall ports, and cylinders.
How It Works
Oxygen flows from the source through the tubing and into the mask, where the patient inhales it directly. The mask ensures a higher concentration of oxygen compared to room air and is useful for patients who require controlled oxygen therapy.
Common Uses
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Breathing difficulty due to respiratory illness
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Emergency resuscitation
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Post-surgical recovery
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Chronic lung diseases such as COPD
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Situations where a nasal cannula is insufficient
Types of Adult Oxygen Masks
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Simple oxygen mask – provides moderate oxygen concentrations.
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Non-rebreather mask – delivers high oxygen concentration with one-way valves and reservoir bag.
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Venturi mask – delivers precise oxygen concentration settings.
