In outpatient departments (OPD), various medical devices are commonly used to diagnose, monitor, and treat patients. Here are some of the most frequently used devices:
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Stethoscope: Used to listen to heart, lung, and bowel sounds.
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Sphygmomanometer: Measures blood pressure.
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Thermometer: Measures body temperature.
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Otoscope: Used to examine the ears.
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Ophthalmoscope: Used to examine the eyes.
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Pulse Oximeter: Measures oxygen saturation in the blood.
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Glucometer: Measures blood sugar levels.
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Electrocardiogram (ECG) Machine: Records the electrical activity of the heart.
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Nebulizer: Administers medication in the form of mist inhaled into the lungs.
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Tongue Depressor: Used to hold down the tongue to examine the throat.
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Reflex Hammer: Used to test deep tendon reflexes.
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Exam Light: Provides focused light for better visibility during examinations.
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Weight Scale: Measures body weight.
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Height Measuring Device: Measures patient height.
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Speculum: Used for gynecological exams.
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Dermatoscope: Used to examine skin lesions.
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Defibrillator: Used for emergency resuscitation in cases of cardiac arrest.
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Spirometer: Measures lung function.
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Audiometer: Tests hearing acuity.
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Syringes and Needles: Used for injections and drawing blood.
These devices are essential for the effective functioning of an OPD, helping healthcare professionals to provide accurate diagnoses and appropriate treatments.
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