Medical Science - Medical Instruments and Devices

a device that tests and measures hearing by presenting different tones at varying volumes and frequencies

a device that spins samples to separate components based on density

a device used for controlled and measured release of medications, fluids, or other substances in healthcare settings

a device that measures physical work and energy expended during exercise

a medical instrument for examining the ear canal and eardrum during medical checkups

a chair with wheels that is designed particularly for the use of disabled persons

a flat and thin medical instrument, usually made of wood or plastic, used to hold down the tongue during a mouth and throat examination

a device used to measure a person's body temperature to assess for fever or abnormal temperature

a device that produces quick flashes of light to make the movements of the vocal cords appear slower for detailed examination and diagnosis

a medical device that measures lung air volume during breathing

a device that measures blood oxygen saturation non-invasively

a device that sterilizes medical equipment using high-pressure steam

a medical device that generates heat in tissues using high-frequency electrical currents for therapeutic purposes

a medical device that measures blood pressure by applying and releasing external pressure to the artery, providing systolic and diastolic readings

a medical tool for examining the interior of the eye, aiding in the diagnosis of eye conditions

a medical instrument used during the internal genitalia examination to dilate the opening of a body cavity

a slender, solid, often sharp-pointed instrument used for withdrawing blood samples, injecting medicine, etc.

a device used to weigh people or objects

a magnifying tool used in surgery for precise visualization of the surgical field

a stitch or series of stitches made to secure the edges of a wound or surgical opening

a surgical tool for holding tissues aside during procedures

the tools or methods that repair or enhance physiological functions for health improvement

a medical instrument used in auscultation for detecting sounds generated inside the body, such as heartbeat and breathing