DEVICE: Amico Diagnostic Wallboard (00697077001483)

A device designed to measure blood pressure consisting of an inflatable cuff that fits around a limb (arm or thigh), an inflation bulb for controlling the air pressure within the cuff, an aneroid manometer, and tubing. The aneroid manometer consists of a metal bellows, which expands as the pressure in the cuff increases, and a mechanical amplifier that transmits this expansion through a lever to an indicator needle, which rotates around a circular, calibrated scale. The manometer may be mounted to a wall, placed on a table, or hand held (portable); blood pressure measurement is taken in conjunction with a stethoscope.

A hand-held, battery-powered, electronic instrument designed to measure the temperature of a patient's ear canal. In most cases it is intended to estimate the internal (core) temperature of the body by measurement of infrared radiation from within the auditory canal. It may claim to measure directly the infrared emissions from the tympanic membrane. An infrared ear thermometer usually displays values corrected by an offset of actual patient oral/rectal temperatures. This is a reusable device.

An electrically-powered, hand-held, ophthalmic instrument designed to be held close to the patient’s eye to examine the interior of the eye and related structures [e.g., fundus (retina), cornea, aqueous, lens, and vitreous] by producing an upright (unreversed) image of approximately 15 times magnification. It consists of a main unit (commonly referred to as the head) with a built-in light source directed through the pupil to illuminate the interior of the eyeball, a mirror with a single hole for viewing, and a dial containing lenses of different powers; a dedicated power supply handpiece may be included with the head.