Infusion pumps are used to help treat a variety of different ailments by delivering a consistent stream of fluids to a patient. Many of these devices operate on battery power, allowing them to be a bit more mobile than their corded counterparts.
Intrapulmonary percussive ventilation (IPV) is a method for delivering air into the lungs.
People with bladder issues may have experience using incontinence supplies, such as pads and briefs.
When a person has trouble with one or more of their organs, they sometimes require the help of an ostomy, also known as a stoma.
Unlike household adhesive tape, the kind used for medical purposes - also referred to as surgical tape - is used to hold a dressing against the skin.
When someone suffers from a sprain, strain and another minor injury, elastic bandages aid in the recovery process.
An air fluidized bed uses warm air under pressure to move silicone-coated ceramic beads, which simulates the movement of liquid.
Automatic External Defibrillators, more commonly known as AEDs, provide a jump-start to a person's heart after or while they are suffering from a heart attack, heart arrhythmia, or the like.
When patients suffer from poor mobility, they may require the use of leg pneumatic appliances to maintain the wellness of their limbs.
An automatic external defibrillator, also called a home defibrillator, is a piece of durable medical equipment that creates an electrical pulse and is used when a person's heart is beating irregularly or stops functioning altogether.
