A NEAR LED TABLE CHART
A pediatric or Infant Male Catheterization Training Manikin
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 REBOUND TONOMETER SW500
A REFRACTION / VX105 MULTI-FUNCTION AUTO EYE TESTING INSTRUMENT
A Semi-Auto Edger Machine
Key Features:
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Lens Shaping: Precisely cuts and polishes the edges of ophthalmic lenses (plastic or glass) to match the frame shape.
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Tracing System: Some models include a frame tracer that scans the lens shape before edging.
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Beveling: Creates grooves or bevels for mounting lenses into frames securely.
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Adjustable Speed & Pressure: Allows customization according to lens material and thickness.
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Water Cooling System: Prevents overheating of the lens during edging.
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User Control: Operator manually sets parameters such as size, bevel position, and edge style.
Applications:
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Used in optical workshops and hospitals for lens finishing.
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Suitable for ophthalmic technicians and opticians making prescription glasses.
Advantages:
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Cost-effective compared to fully automatic models.
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Provides better manual control for delicate or customized work.
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Produces accurate, smooth-edged lenses with minimal risk of damage.
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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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.
