HJ Hoffmann External Fixation System Trauma Instrument Kit
- The HJ external fixation system (Hoffmann type) is divided into two subgroups for small and large fragments.
- Small fragments use the CF 5.0 rod coupled with SS 3.0-4.0 pins, and large fragments use the CF 8.0 rod coupled with SS 5.0-6.0 pins.
- It is indicated for external fixation of open and/or unstable fractures of the humerus, ulna, radius, tibia, femur, and the elbow, knee, and ankle joints.
- Temporary external fixation is intended for stabilization when soft tissue damage prevents other internal fixation treatments for the fracture, and is designed to be non-weightbearing.
Hospital Liters
Features of the Medical Bed
The medical bed presented has several essential features for patient care:
Structure and Materials: The bed features a sturdy metal frame, with side panels and head/footboards made of white and blue ABS (resistant plastic), providing both strength and ease of cleaning.
Manual Features: It is equipped with cranks located at the foot of the bed, allowing manual adjustment of the bed height as well as the inclination of the backrest and legrest, for patient comfort and caregiver access.
Mobility: The bed is mounted on casters, facilitating its movement within the room or facility. These casters are equipped with brakes to ensure the bed’s stability once positioned.
Integrated Accessories: A removable IV pole is included, essential for administering infusions. A bed tray is also visible, providing support for meals or patient activities.
Mattress: The bed has a multi-section mattress, adapting to different bed positions and contributing to patient comfort.
Hospital Staff Uniform
The shirt in the image is a unisex hospital staff uniform.
Here are the features of this uniform:
Color: Purple with black trim on the collar, sleeves, and pocket.
Details: A green and white triangular logo is visible on the chest. There is a small pocket on the left side and three black buttons on the collar.
Use: Designed for hospital staff and clinics.
Hot Water Bottle
The features of a hot water bottle generally include:
Material: Often made of natural rubber or silicone, materials known for their heat retention and durability.
Capacity: Hot water bottles are available in various capacities, with 2 liters being a common size, ideal for extended use or for warming a larger area.
Leak-Proof Design: They feature a wide opening and a plastic screw cap to ensure a perfect seal and minimize the risk of leaks or burns.
Heat Retention: The material design and sometimes a ribbed outer surface help retain heat longer, reducing the need for refills.
Versatility: Hot water bottles are used not only for heat therapy (relief from muscle pain and cramps) but also, with the appropriate accessories, for enemas or showers, offering dual functionality.
Human Brain Anatomical Model
The human brain anatomical model has the following features:
Material: Made of high-quality PVC, ensuring durability and ease of cleaning.
Dimensions and Scale: Life-size (1:1 scale) for an accurate representation of the size and shape of the human brain.
Detachable Components: Composed of several parts, which can be disassembled for a detailed study of the various brain structures.
Structure Representation: Highlights various parts of the brain such as the cerebral hemispheres, lobes (temporal, occipital), brainstem, cerebellum, diencephalon, midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata, and cranial nerves.
Functional Area Identification: Some models use contrasting colors and labels to identify motor and sensory centers, as well as specific functional areas of the brain (limbic system, emotional centers, etc.).
Educational Use: Designed as a teaching tool for schools, hospitals, and physical health training, facilitating the understanding of brain anatomy.
Display Stand: Comes with a display base for stable and convenient presentation.
Human Digestive System Model
Features of the Human Digestive System Model
The human digestive system model presented, such as the Axis Scientific model, has several distinctive features.
Complete and Detailed Representation: It depicts the entire digestive system, from the mouth to the rectum, including key organs such as the esophagus, stomach, liver with gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, and intestines (small and colon).
Size and Scale: It is life-size.
High-Quality Material: Made of PVC, making it durable, resistant to high temperatures, and non-deformable.
Open and/or Removable Organs: Sections such as the duodenum, cecum, and rectum are open for better internal visualization. Parts such as the transverse colon or the anterior stomach wall are removable for further study.
Anatomically Accurate: Designed to be anatomically correct, developed by medical professionals, and hand-painted with meticulous attention to detail for enhanced realism.
Teaching Tool: Ideal for teaching anatomy and physiology in classrooms, clinics, or patient education, sometimes with numerical labeling to facilitate structure identification.
Stand Base: Mounted on a base or board for easy display and study, suitable for tabletop or wall mounting.
Accompanying Manual: Often comes with a detailed, full-color manual that identifies the various parts and provides educational information.
Human Ear Anatomical Model
A detailed, magnified model of the human ear designed for educational purposes in medical and academic settings.
Main Features:
- 5x Magnification: Enlarged five times the size of a real human ear for clear visualization of internal and external structures
- Detachable Design: Disassembles into at least two main parts (middle and inner ear) to facilitate study of overlapping elements
- Sturdy Material: Constructed from durable, wear-resistant PVC plastic with an ABS base for enhanced stability during display or teaching
- Labeled Structures: Precisely labeled parts, including outer ear, middle ear, inner ear, and cochlea, with color-coded sections for easy identification
- Versatile Use: Ideal for educational settings such as schools, hospitals, and laboratories, suitable for students, healthcare professionals, and educators
Human Hand Anatomical Models
Human hand anatomical models possess several important features for the study of anatomy:
Detailed representation of structures: They illustrate the bones, muscles, ligaments, nerves, and arteries of the human hand, providing a comprehensive view of the anatomy.
Durable Materials: Made of durable PVC, these models are designed to be robust and durable, withstanding frequent use in educational settings.
muscles
Anatomical Accuracy: Developed by medical professionals, these models are designed to be 100% anatomically correct, making them ideal for teaching and learning.
Support Base: Most models are mounted on a stable base, facilitating observation and manipulation during study.
Educational Uses: They are valuable tools for medical training, classroom teaching, and improving patient communication, particularly when explaining conditions such as arthritis.
Human Hand Model
Characteristics of the Human Hand Model:
The human hand model has several distinctive features.
Material: It is generally made of PVC plastic, making it odorless, durable, environmentally friendly, and portable.
Anatomical Details: The model faithfully reproduces the bony structure of the hand, including the eight carpal bones, five metacarpal bones, and fourteen phalanges.
Flexible Joints: Each joint is fixed with high-quality stainless steel wire, providing limited flexibility to simulate the natural movement of the hand.
Scientific Accuracy: This is a life-size, scientifically accurate hand skeleton, making it an excellent teaching tool for studying anatomy.
Standing Base: The model is mounted on a lightweight white base, making it easy to display and transport for teaching or demonstration.
Application: Designed for educational and demonstration purposes, it is useful for medical students, practitioners, and for display in classrooms or medical environments.
Human Leg Muscle Anatomical Model
The 13-part human leg muscle anatomical model features:
Detailed Representation: The life-size model shows the human leg musculature in detail, including superficial and deep muscle structures, vessels, nerves, and ligaments.
Anatomical Components: It represents the foot, the lower and upper leg, and half of the pelvis.
Removable Parts: The model includes 13 removable muscle parts for further study, such as the tensor fasciae latae, the rectus femoris, the extensor digitorum longus, the plantar fascia, the semitendinosus and semimembranosus muscles, the gluteus medius, the soleus, the gracilis, the gastrocnemius, the gluteus maximus, the long head of the biceps femoris, and the sartorius.
Anatomical Accuracy: Designed with high anatomical accuracy, it is a reliable resource for learning and examining the muscles of the human leg.
Identifiable Structures: It includes 64 identifiable structures, providing a thorough understanding of the muscular anatomy of the leg.
Materials: Made with high-quality materials to ensure longevity.
Dimensions and Weight: The model measures 103 x 19 x 17 cm and weighs 9.7 kg. It comes with a stand and manual.
Human Skull Anatomical Model
Human Skull Model Features
This human skull model features several notable features, ideal for anatomical study:
Life-Size: The model is a faithful reproduction of the life-size human skull, allowing for realistic visualization of proportions.
Disassemblable Structure: It is designed to be disassembled into several parts, such as the cranial vault, skull base, and lower jaw, facilitating the study of internal structures and bone relationships.
Anatomical Details: The model reproduces important anatomical details, including the cranial sutures and the dentition, which is similar to real teeth in terms of positioning.
Materials and Finish: Made of PVC plastic, it represents a natural bone color for a realistic appearance.
Articulated Jaw: The lower jaw is articulated and removable, allowing for the simulation of chewing movements.
Human Trachea Intubation Model
Features
1. Accurate, full-fledged anatomy of the mouth, tongue, airway, and esophagus. Perfect for moving endotracheal tubes.
2. Respiratory auscultation.
3. Oral and nasal intubation.
4. Oral and nasal suction.
5. Soft neck with crocodile cartilage allows for classic Sellick maneuvering, necessary to provide a better view of the vocal cord.
