5% 5 Litre Bevodine Povidone Iodine Solution
A Plaster of Paris (P.O.P.) Bandage Roll 6″ (China)
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Purpose & Use
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A 6-inch P.O.P. bandage is commonly used for immobilizing fractures and orthopedic injuries.
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Suitable for making casts and splints on medium-sized limbs such as the forearm, lower leg, and elbow/knee supports.
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Widely used in emergency rooms, orthopedic clinics, and trauma care.
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Material & Properties
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Made of woven gauze impregnated with Plaster of Paris powder.
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Activates when soaked in water and hardens quickly to form a rigid cast.
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China-manufactured rolls are economical and reliable for routine clinical use.
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Size & Specifications
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Width: 6 inches (ideal for mid-sized limbs).
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Length: typically 2.7–3 meters per roll (varies by manufacturer).
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Individually wrapped in moisture-resistant packaging.
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Setting Time & Performance
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Begins to set in 3–7 minutes after wetting.
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Molds smoothly to body contours before hardening.
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Provides a strong, durable cast once completely dry.
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Advantages
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Cost-effective and easy to apply.
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Offers excellent rigidity for immobilization.
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Smooth finish when applied correctly.
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Suitable for both emergency splinting and definitive casting.
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Usage Guidelines
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Dip the roll briefly in clean water until bubbling stops.
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Apply over a padded layer for patient comfort.
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Smooth each layer to ensure uniform strength.
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Allow 24–48 hours for full drying before weight-bearing.
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Store rolls in a dry, cool area to prevent premature setting.
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A Plaster of Paris (P.O.P.) Bandage Roll 6″ gypsona roll
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Purpose & Use
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A Gypsona-type P.O.P. bandage is a premium-grade plaster bandage used for orthopedic casting and immobilization.
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Suitable for fractures, sprains, post-operative support, and casting in orthopedics and emergency care.
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6-inch width is ideal for forearm, lower leg, and medium limb immobilization.
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Material & Quality
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Made of high-quality gauze uniformly impregnated with fast-setting Plaster of Paris.
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Gypsona rolls are known for:
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Higher plaster content than standard China rolls
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Smoother finish
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Stronger and more durable casts
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Faster setting and drying times
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Size & Specifications
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Width: 6 inches
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Length: typically 2.7–3 meters (varies slightly by brand)
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Moisture-resistant packaging to maintain shelf life and prevent premature setting.
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Setting Time & Performance
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Fast-setting: begins to harden within 2–4 minutes after wetting.
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Achieves full strength faster than economic-grade P.O.P. rolls.
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Produces a smooth, rigid, and durable cast suitable for long-term immobilization.
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Advantages (Gypsona vs Regular P.O.P.)
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More consistent plaster distribution on the gauze.
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Reduced risk of cracking or weak spots.
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Requires less smoothing during application.
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Better contour molding and cast integrity.
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Preferred in orthopedic departments for quality and reliability.
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A Plaster of Paris (P.O.P.) Bandage Roll 8″ (China)
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Purpose & Use
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A Plaster of Paris (P.O.P.) bandage is used for immobilizing fractures, sprains, and orthopedic injuries.
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Ideal for forming casts, splints, and supportive immobilization in emergency or orthopedic care.
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Material & Properties
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Made of gauze bandage impregnated with Plaster of Paris powder.
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Activates and hardens when soaked in water.
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Provides a rigid, durable cast once set.
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China-origin rolls are known for being economical and widely used in general clinical settings.
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Size & Specifications
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Width: 8 inches (suitable for larger limbs such as thighs or long-arm/long-leg casts).
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Length varies by manufacturer (commonly 2.7–3 m per roll).
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Packaged individually in moisture-resistant wrapping.
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Setting Time & Performance
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Fast-setting once dipped in water (typically 3–7 minutes depending on brand and water temperature).
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Molds easily around the body part before hardening.
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Produces a smooth, strong cast suitable for immobilization.
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Advantages
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Cost-effective for hospitals and emergency units.
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Easy to shape and apply.
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Offers excellent rigidity after setting.
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Reliable for fracture management and post-surgical immobilization.
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A Plaster of Paris (P.O.P.) Bandage Roll 8″ gypsona roll
A single 450 mL blood bag
Key Features
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Capacity: 450 mL (standard for whole blood donation)
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Type: Single bag – contains only one primary collection bag (no satellite bags)
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Material: Sterile, medical-grade PVC compatible with blood storage
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Anticoagulant: Usually pre-filled with CPDA-1 or CPD solution to preserve blood
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Tubing & Needle: Comes with a sterile 16G needle for venipuncture
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Labeling Area: For donor information and blood collection details
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Use:
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Whole blood collection
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Storage for up to 35–42 days (depending on anticoagulant)
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Airway Guedel – All Sizes
Alcohol Pads (100s)
Ambu Bag (Adult Resuscitator)
Ambu Bag (Paediatric Resuscitator)
Ambu Bag Adult
How to do CPR with an Ambu bag?
- See if there is another way you can get a patient who is not breathing to breathe again. If this cannot be done, proceed with an Ambu bag.
- Make sure the patient’s airway is clear of mucus and not blocked by any foreign bodies or their own tongue.
- Tilt the patient’s head back slightly so that the nose is up. You can place something under their neck or shoulders to keep them in the right position, like a rolled up towel or jumper.
- Ensure that the Ambu bag is sealed and connected properly. The bag should be connected to the oxygen tubing, and the tubing should be connected to the regulator on the tank.
- Place the mask tightly over the patient’s mouth and nose.
- Begin ventilations. Squeeze the Ambu bag hard enough to make the patient’s chest rise just as it would with a normal breath. Squeeze once every 2-3 seconds for a child, every 5-6 seconds for an adult. If the patient’s head is not rising, adjust their position and try again.
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