Science Médicale - Fournitures Médicales

a flexible tube inserted into one's bladder, to drain and collect urine

cathéter

a tube that removes fluids from wounds or body cavities to aid healing

drain

a piece of cloth that is put around a wound to prevent infections

bandage

a small sticky strip used to cover and protect an injuriy, typically a cut

pansement

a shell, made of plaster or fiberglass, that surrounds anatomical structures in order to stabilize and protect them

plâtre

a soft pad applied with pressure for different healing purposes

compresse

one of a pair of sticks that people with movement difficulties put under their arms to help them walk or stand

béquille

a piece of fabric that covers a wound or sore

pansement

a protective cover for a finger

doigtier

a set of tools and medical supplies, usually carried in a bag or case, used in case of emergency or injury

trousse de secours

a waterproof bag filled with frozen material, such as crushed ice, used to cool parts of the body to reduce swelling, relieve pain, etc.

poche de glace

treatment by wrapping a patient in hot or cold piece of soft material that holds liquid

poche de glace

a covering worn over one eye to protect or conceal it, often used for medical reasons

pièce

a cast made of a rigid material that holds a fractured bone in place and prevent movement

plâtre

a moist mixture applied to the skin for healing, reducing inflammation, or relieving pain

cataplasme

a bandage or piece of fabric that is tied around a person's neck to immobilize and rest a broken or injured arm

écharpe

a small, soft material used by a doctor, nurse, etc. for applying medication, cleansing a wound, or taking samples from someone’s body

tampon

a device, such as a bandage, piece of fabric, etc. that arrests bleeding by applying pressure to the wound

garrot

(medicine) a supportive device for weakened areas, providing compression and stability

ferme

a metal enclosing framework with wheels and handles that helps disabled or frail people maintain their balance while walking

trotteur

a small device that delivers a measured amount of medicine directly into a person's lungs through the work of a person's breathing

inhalateur

a container filled with hot water used for warmth and comfort in various situations, such as pain relief or staying warm in cold weather

bouteille d'eau chaude

a shallow vessel used as a toilet by people who are too ill to get out of bed

bassin

a small tube inserted into a vein or body cavity, often for the delivery or removal of fluid

canule

a piece of material that covers all or parts of one's face, particularly to prevent or reduce the spread of a disease

masque

a mask with two straps put behind the ears or tied at the back of the head, in order to provide protection against blood or body fluid splashes, infection, and air pollution

masque chirurgical

a protective robe or garment worn by surgeons in operating rooms and other parts of hospitals to prevent contamination

blouse d'hôpital

a liquid or substance applied to the hands for the purpose of removing bacteria and other common pathogens

désinfectant pour les mains

a piston syringe with a long thin needle for injecting substances under the skin

seringue hypodermique

a piece of equipment used to help babies who are weak or born too early survive by providing a controlled environmental conditions

couveuse

a nose and mouth covering that prevents the spread of particles and contaminants

masque

a medical device used to provide arm support during blood collection procedures for more accurate and efficient venipuncture

coin de phlébotomie

a stainless steel waste receptacle used in medical settings for the disposal of solid waste during procedures

seau à coups de pied

a medical measuring device used to accurately measure an individual's height or stature in healthcare settings

stadiomètre

something you wear to hold an injured or weak part of your body in position

support

a mineral used in construction for plaster and drywall, in agriculture as a soil conditioner, and in medicine for producing surgical and orthopedic casts

gypse

(medicine) a thin cotton fabric used for sterile dressings, bandages, and wound care

gaze

a small, round cotton fiber ball used for various cosmetic and personal care purposes

boule de coton

a two-piece protective garment that is worn by surgeons in the operation room

blouse stérile

advanced technologies and equipment that help keep people alive in critical health situations or challenging environments

système de survie

a small tube for precise dispensing of liquid medications into the eyes

compte-gouttes

a small glass container especially one that is used for holding liquids such as medicine or perfume

fiole