5 wide shoulder straps extend from sling criss-cross over shoulders and attach with adjustable buckles and hook to front of sling * Detachable swathe wraps around one arm and chest - closes with pressure-sensitive hook * Fits left or right * Belt 47 Long Sling 12 Wide *
Hydraulic reclining mechanism allows for infinite adjustments up to 180¯ * Detachable full arms have support extension for reclining position * Nylon upholstery is comfortable lightweight and easy to clean * Carbon Steel frame with silver vein finish is attractive and easy to maintain * Composite Mag-style wheels are lightweight and maintenance free * 8 front casters * Padded armrests provide added patient comfort * With swing-away elevating leg rests * 300 lb weight limit * Limited lifetime warranty Wheels set back on frame prevents tipping
Sticks and remains in place even on difficult to dress body areas * It may absorb up to four times more exudate form hydrocolloids and is ideal for moderately to heavily exuding wounds * Unique porous wound contact layer allows absorption and gaseous exchange * Will not stick to the wound surface or irritate periwound skin * Waterproof and aids in the prevention of bacterial contamination *
16 Long * Universal green foam knee immobilizer * Measure circumference 6 above and 6 below the knee Fits circumference: (6 Above Knee): 16 - 25 (6 Below Knee): 10 - 19 * Features movable side stays * HCPC CODE: L1830
This feature allows you to follow the kilocalories expended during one training session and cumulative kilocalories expended during several training sessions
VivaGuard Ino Blood Glucose Diabetic Monitoring Meter Only Jobst Ultrasheer 30-40 WaistHi 5 wide shoulder straps extendMeter only * Wide hematocrit range * Easy and accurate * 900 test memory * 0. 8 L Blood required * 5 seconds * 8 electrodes * 900 meter mrmory with date and time 7 14 and 30 day averaging * 5 test reminders help make testing routine * Ketone warning and Hypo warning reduce risks caused by extreme glucose values * No coding technology reduces risk of miscoding (studies have found that 1 in 6 people with diabetes (16%) miscode when using manually coded