Ventilator – A machine that assists or controls breathing for patients who are unable to breathe on their own.
ECG Monitor – A device that monitors the electrical activity of the heart, used to track heart rate and rhythm.
Blood Pressure Monitor – A tool used to measure the patient’s blood pressure continuously or periodically.
Infusion Pump – A device used to deliver fluids, medications, or nutrients into a patient’s body at a controlled rate.
Syringe Pump – A device that delivers precise, small doses of fluids or medications using a syringe.
Patient Monitoring System – A system that tracks multiple vital signs (e.g., heart rate, oxygen levels, blood pressure) in real-time.
Pulse Oximeter – A non-invasive device that measures blood oxygen saturation and pulse rate.
Central Suction System – A system for aspirating fluids, secretions, or debris from the patient’s airway to maintain respiratory function.
Portable Ultrasound Machine – A mobile device that uses sound waves to create images of the inside of the body for diagnostic purposes.
Incubator/Warming Blanket – A device used to maintain an optimal temperature for critically ill or premature patients.
ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation) – A machine that provides prolonged cardiac and respiratory support for patients with severe heart and lung failure.
ICU Bed – A specially designed bed that supports critically ill patients, adjustable for comfort and medical treatment needs.
Airway Management Devices – Tools like endotracheal tubes or nasal cannulas used to secure and manage a patient's airway.
Centralized Infusion System – A system for managing and administering fluids and medications through multiple IV lines to various patients.
Hemodialysis Machine – A machine that filters waste, excess fluids, and toxins from the blood in patients with kidney failure.
Operating Table – An adjustable table used during surgery, designed for comfort and optimal positioning of the patient.
Surgical Lights – Bright, shadow-free lights used in the operating room to illuminate the surgical area.
Anesthesia Machine – A device used to deliver anesthesia gases to the patient during surgery and monitor their vital signs.
Surgical Instruments – A wide range of tools used for performing surgery, including scalpels, scissors, and forceps.
Endoscope – A flexible tube with a camera used for viewing internal body structures during minimally invasive procedures.
Electrocautery Unit – A device that uses electrical current to cut tissue or cauterize blood vessels to stop bleeding.
Surgical Suction Device – A device used to remove blood, fluids, and debris from the surgical site to maintain a clear field.
Bone Drill – A surgical tool used to drill into bone, commonly used in orthopedic surgeries.
Surgical Drapes, Gloves, Gowns – Sterile materials used to maintain a sterile field during surgery, including covering the patient and surgical team.
Surgical Stapler – A device used to close wounds or internal organs by stapling tissue together, an alternative to sutures.
Blood Transfusion Equipment – Tools used to safely deliver blood or blood products to patients during surgery or emergencies.
Pressure Dressing Device – A device used to apply pressure to wounds, typically to control bleeding.
Surgical Monitor – A device used to monitor a patient’s vital signs, including heart rate, oxygen levels, and blood pressure during surgery.
IV Infusion Set – Equipment used for administering intravenous fluids and medications to patients.
Patient Positioning Equipment – Tools used to adjust or support the patient’s position during surgery for better access and comfort.
Temperature Regulation Equipment – Devices used to control or maintain the patient's body temperature, preventing hypothermia or overheating during surgery.
Surgical Trolley – A mobile cart used to organize and transport surgical instruments, supplies, and medications in the operating room.
