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ALCOHOL, X-RAY EXPOSED (1000 RAD)
35 matching records for EXPOSE.
A dental compound designed to cover an exposed or nearly-exposed dental pulp (e.g., due to deep cavities) to provide protection against external influences and to promote healing. This compound does not have dental cement or dental cavity liner intended use...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to cut/dissect a variety of tissues during open surgery and having no dedication to a specific anatomy or clinical use; it might in addition be intended for cutting materials associated with surgery (e.g., sut...
A frame-like assembly of surgical instruments/devices intended to be used to create a self-locking, self-retaining mechanism to temporarily part tissue (e.g., hold the edges of an incision open) to expose internal tissues or organs for access during open su...
A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to cut/dissect a variety of tissues during open surgery and having no dedication to a specific anatomy or clinical use; it might in addition be intended for cutting materials associated with surgery (e.g., sut...
A noninvasive mounting device (e.g., a large ring, table-fixed bridging bar) designed as a component of a surgical retraction system, intended to be placed/fixed around a surgical incision site and upon which retraction system blades/components are mounted ...
A dental device with a buccal and lingual wing, or flange, used to anchor a rubber dam down to the cervical region of an exposed tooth. This device comes in a variety of shapes, sizes, and designs for various situations. It is typically made of spring metal...
A self-locking, surgical instrument, used for separating the edges or drawing aside the margins of a surgical incision to permit excision of the lamina of the vertebral posterior arch; this can be necessary to expose a portion of the spinal cord for removal...
An endoscope with a rigid inserted portionangulus iridocornealis for the visual examination and treatment of the abdominal/retroperitoneal cavity and its organs. It is inserted through an incision made in the abdominal wall (routinely just below the umbilic...
A device designed to fix a percutaneous catheter, tube, and/or drain (e.g., IV, epidural, or drainage catheter, GI tube) to a patient's body without suturing; it may additionally be intended for holding a non-surgically-invasive tube (e.g., nasogastric tube...
A noninvasive device designed to fix a percutaneous (excluding intracranial) catheter, tube, and/or drain (e.g., IV, epidural, or drainage catheter, GI tube) to a patient's body; it may additionally be intended for holding a non-surgically-invasive tube (e....
A sterilization indicator consisting of a standardized, viable population of microorganisms (e.g., bacterial spores known to be resistant to the mode of sterilization being monitored) that will display a change when exposed to an effective sterilization out...
A substance intended to be applied to exposed dentine (resulting from enamel erosion, breakage, or gingival recession) to treat dental hypersensitivity caused by physical, chemical, and physiological agents (e.g., cold, heat, contact, acid, bruxism) by form...
A substance intended exclusively for professional use in a healthcare facility and designed to be applied to exposed dentine (resulting from enamel erosion, breakage, tooth restoration procedure or gingival recession) to treat dental hypersensitivity caused...
A sterile device designed to allow access to either the Y-site of an intravenous (IV) line or an injection adaptor on the infusion catheter. Typically, a needle located inside a plastic housing can be inserted into a standard septum and a Luer fitting locat...
A lifting device used together with a patient lifting system to provide a support for an incapacitated patient or a person with a disability that is being lifted in a sitting position with their legs held apart and posterior exposed for toileting and washin...
A non-patient-contact substance containing a chemical agent(s) intended to destroy microorganisms or inhibit their activity (disinfectant) on medical instrumentation, equipment, and/or facility surfaces (excluding use on contact lenses). It may contain surf...
A device typically considered to be a component of an x-ray film cassette used in diagnostic x-ray applications. It is typically used in pairs with double side emulsion x-ray film. It consists of a backing material, e.g., cardboard, plastic or metal; a refl...
A photostimulatable device used in medical imaging applications that is exposed to radiation by a diagnostic imaging x-ray system to record a patient radiation pattern, and then transferred to a computed radiography scanner to produce a digital image of the...
A sterile, hand-held, manual, surgical instrument designed for percutaneous or mini-open transection of the transverse carpal ligament for median nerve decompression. It typically consists of a tubular fenestrated probe that contains a wire with a toothed c...
A combination device for medical imaging applications that consists of a cassette used to hold and shield an attached storage phosphor screen from exposure to room light during transport and insertion into a diagnostic imaging x-ray system, and a computed r...
A substance containing a chemical agent(s) intended to destroy microorganisms or inhibit their activity (disinfectant) on medical instrumentation, equipment, and/or facility surfaces (excluding use on contact lenses); it may contain surfactants/cleaning age...
A sterile strip or roll of non-latex containing material that is applied around an extremity (arm or leg) before the fitting of a tourniquet cuff on top of it. This device is used to protect the patient's skin from wrinkling, pinching or shearing and to pro...
A combination device for dental applications that consists of a cassette (barrier envelope) used to hold and shield an attached phosphor storage screen [mounted on a phosphor storage plate (PSP)] from exposure to room light during transport and insertion in...
A dental material, typically of neutral pH, used for topical application on exposed/scaled root surfaces for the removal of the smear layer (adherent debris produced when cutting the enamel or dentin in cavity or endodontic preparation, Circa 1 micron thick...
An electrical conductor used in pairs to transmit a controlled electrical shock from an external defibrillator directly to the exposed heart muscle of a post-pubescent patient in order to intentionally stop/start the heartbeat during cardiopulmonary surgery...
A surgical instrument designed to be held by the surgeon or assistant to separate the margins of an abdominal incision, typically during deep surgery, to expose or access organs or tissues for examination or intervention. The instrument consists of a blunt-...
A substance containing a chemical agent(s) intended to destroy harmful microorganisms or inhibit their activity on a medical device (e.g., surgical or dental instrument); it may also contain surfactants/cleaning agents or biological enzymes (e.g. protease, ...
A substance containing a chemical agent(s) intended to destroy microorganisms or inhibit their activity (disinfectant) on a medical device (e.g., surgical or dental instrument) and/or facility surface; it may contain surfactants/cleaning agents or enzymes (...
A sterile dressing intended to be used on an open abdominal wall wound, with exposed viscera (e.g., abdominal compartment syndrome), to provide temporary wound bridging during negative-pressure wound therapy when primary closure is not possible and/or repea...
A non-sterile substance typically used by ostomists or incontinent persons to gently cleanse skin exposed to intestinal secretions (e.g., around a stoma or fistula) or to excreta (urine or faeces). It is typically used to replace cleaning with soap and wate...