8 matching records for Adapters.
A copy of a final femoral head prosthesis designed to be used for trial reductions during hip arthroplasty to judge the correct size, and to help achieve the desired offset, leg-length, and range of motion of the final prosthesis to be implanted. It is one ...
A collection of sterile, flexible, plastic tubing and associated items (e.g., couplers, adapters, clamps) used to transfer blood or blood components (e.g., peripheral stem cells, plasma) into containers or between containers for processing or storage (e.g.,...
A device designed to be inserted into a patient's mouth to facilitate access to the respiratory system. It is typically a small rigid or semi-rigid plastic hollow device with a shape and structure that provides an appropriate gastight seal (i.e., with a pat...
A device designed for partial insertion into a patient's mouth (in between the lips) to facilitate access to the respiratory system. It is typically a small rigid or semi-rigid hollow device with a shape and structure that enables an appropriate gastight se...
A collection of non-powered devices intended exclusively for professional use to obtain by suction a mucus/sputum specimen from the oropharynx of a neonate for microbiological examination; it might in addition be used to clear mucus from the oropharynx to a...
A non-sterile, sharp bevel-edged, hollow tubular metal device intended to be used in conjunction with syringes, secondary medication sets, or phlebotomy equipment (e.g., blood collection adapters or holders) to prepare and administer fluids/medications/drug...
A collection of sterile devices intended for collection of a mucus/sputum specimen from the oropharynx of a neonate for microbiological examination; it might in addition be used to clear mucus from the oropharynx to assist respiration. It consists of a cath...
A sharp bevel-edged, hollow tubular metal device intended to be used in conjunction with syringes, secondary medication sets, or phlebotomy equipment (e.g., blood collection adapters or holders) to prepare and administer fluids/medications/drugs to a patien...