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Colostomy Bags Kenya
Also known as a stoma bag which is used to collect waste from the body during procedure known as colostomy.
The opening is usually formed between the large intestine (colon) and the abdominal wall
Can be reused more than one time.
Diameter of up to 60mm.
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Electric Wheelchair Kenya
Quick removable motors(only 15kgwithout motors and battery)
Backrest tilting one second folding/unfolding
Well designed frame for comfortable riding.
Breakthrough brushless wheelchair drive technologies.
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Digital weight and height-Kenya
Digital weight and height
It is a device that can measure the height and weight, It is very important to know the height and weight of a person.
Ideal weight for a person is 60Kg. Knowing a person’s weight will help them watch their diet if it is more than the recommended and also less than 40kg as an adult is not really recommended.
It is very important to know and monitor your BMI.
BMI is refereed to as Body Mass Index, it is useful to measure of overweight and obesity.
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Home Care Equipment
MUAC TAPE
How do you use MUAC
Place the tape measure around the LEFT arm (the arm should be relaxed and hang down the side of the body).
Measure the MUAC while ensuring that the tape neither pinches the arm nor is left loose.
Read the measurement from the window of the tape or from the tape. Record the MUAC to the nearest 0.1 cm or 1mm.
MUAC is measured in adults and children, to the nearest 0.1 cm, using a flexible non stretch tape laid at the midpoint between the acromion and olecranon processes on the shoulder blade and the ulna, respectively, of the arm.
MUAC is a measure of the sum of the muscle and subcutaneous fat in the upper arm.
Why do we measure MUAC
MUAC, is a measurement that allows health workers to quickly determine if a patient is acutely malnourished. PIH, as well as many other organizations, measures the circumference of a patient’s arm at the midpoint between his or her shoulder and elbow
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