Tourniquet System is a dual-port, dual-cuff system with microprocessor controls and dedicated ports for supplying and measuring pressure independently. It calculates and reports the cuff pressure necessary to achieve complete blood occlusion in the operative limb.

Tourniquet is a compressing device. It is used to control venous and arterial circulation to an extremity for a period of time. Pressure is applied circumferentially upon the skin and underlying tissues of a limb; this pressure is transferred to the walls of vessels, causing them to become temporarily occluded. It is used for the compression of a blood vessel by application around an extremity to control the circulation and prevent the flow of blood to or from the distal area.

Towel clamps are used to secure drapes to a patients skin. They may also be used to hold tissue. These are tucked underneath the drapes, making sure that they are not lying on the patient's skin. It can be used as a tenaculum to grab soft tissue. It is also used to maintain surgical towels and drapes in the correct position during an operation. The working ends may have either sharp points or blunt flat tips that overlap in the closed position.

Transparent dressing is a sterile, waterproof, clear and thin film dressing. It is designed to apply over I.V. devices, clean skin or wounds, and provides a breathable bacterial barrier to outside contaminants. It is useful for the secure fixation of the endotracheal tube. These dressings are breathable, sterile, transparent and waterproof and provide a barrier to outside contaminants.