Medical consumables are widely used in hospitals, clinics, operating rooms, emergency vehicles, and other medical settings. Common medical consumables include but are not limited to the following:
Surgical instruments: surgical knives, scissors, forceps, etc.
Syringes and needles: used for administering medications, collecting blood samples, etc.
Infusion sets: including infusion tubes, infusion bottles, infusion needles, etc.
Urinary catheters: for urination and drainage of urine.
ECG and monitoring equipment: e.g. ECG lead wires, ECG patches, etc.
Airway management devices: e.g., tracheal tubes, ventilator connecting tubes, etc.
Dressings and Band-Aids: for wound management and protection.
Disinfecting supplies: sterilizing alcohol, iodine, potassium permanganate, etc.
Bedding: bed sheets, pillowcases, bedding, etc.
The selection and use of medical consumables have a direct impact on patient safety and treatment outcomes, so medical institutions need to strictly follow relevant norms and standards when purchasing and managing medical consumables to ensure their quality, effectiveness and cost-efficiency.