ACCURATE One Step Dipstick Dengue Diagnostic Kit
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Acetone
Acrylic Burs
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Adjustable Trial Frame
Adult Arm Sling
An adult arm sling is a soft, supportive pouch designed to hold your injured arm gently against your body. It helps keep the arm still and comfortable, especially after injuries such as fractures, sprains, dislocations, or even after surgery.
The sling has a cozy fabric pocket where your forearm rests, and an adjustable strap that goes around your neck or shoulder. This strap carries the weight of your arm so your shoulder, elbow, and wrist can relax and heal. Because the sling keeps your arm in a steady position, it reduces pain, prevents unnecessary movement, and protects you from accidentally bumping or straining the injury.
A good arm sling feels light and breathable, with a padded strap that doesn’t dig into your neck. It should hold your arm slightly bent, with your hand positioned just a little higher than your elbow — this helps reduce swelling and keeps blood flowing normally.
In simple terms, an adult arm sling is a gentle support system that gives your arm the rest, stability, and protection it needs while you recover.
Adult Diaper Ultra – X-Large (Pack of 10)
Key Features
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X-Large size: Suitable for bigger waist measurements, offering a comfortable and secure fit.
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Ultra absorbency: Quickly locks in moisture to prevent leaks and maintain dryness.
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Soft, breathable material: Gentle on the skin and helps reduce irritation.
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Leak-guard cuffs: Prevents side leaks, especially when sleeping or sitting for long periods.
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Adjustable fasteners: Allows for a customized fit and easy repositioning.
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Odor control: Designed to minimize odors for better confidence throughout the day.
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.
Adult Oxygen Nasal Prong
Key Features
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Soft dual nasal prongs
Two small curved tips sit inside the nostrils and deliver a steady flow of oxygen without causing significant irritation. -
Flexible, medical-grade tubing
Made of soft PVC designed to rest comfortably over the ears and under the chin, minimizing pressure and skin irritation. -
Kink-resistant design
Often features a star-lumen or ribbed structure that prevents the tube from collapsing, ensuring consistent oxygen flow. -
Universal oxygen connector
The end of the tubing fits standard oxygen outlets on concentrators, cylinders, and wall ports. -
Lightweight and comfortable
Preferred for patients requiring long-term or continuous oxygen therapy because it allows free movement, speaking, and oral intake.
How It Works
Oxygen flows from the supply source through the tubing and exits through the nasal prongs directly into the nostrils. The patient inhales the enriched air naturally with each breath.
Typical Flow Rates
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Usually used for 1–6 liters per minute
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Provides 24%–44% oxygen concentration, depending on flow and patient breathing
Common Uses
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Long-term oxygen therapy for chronic lung disease (e.g., COPD)
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Mild to moderate respiratory distress
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Recovery after surgery
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Home oxygen therapy
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Emergency and ambulance use
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Situations where a mask is uncomfortable or unnecessary
Benefits
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Allows talking, eating, and drinking
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Less claustrophobic than a mask
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Minimal obstruction to the face
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Suitable for extended use
