DEVICE: Bosma Enterprises (00818634020406)

A collection of devices intended to be used to efficiently clean and prepare an operating room (OR) for a subsequent surgical procedure. It typically includes patient oriented items such as absorbent covers/drapes for the operating table and patient positioners (e.g., headrest), operating room cleaning items such as cleaning mop heads and pads, and refuse containment items such as surgical waste and biohazard bags/buckets. This is a single-use device.

A collection of devices intended to be fitted to equipment used to support a patient during surgery (e.g., operating table) to provide a hygienic barrier and positioning/support capabilities. It typically includes operating table sheets, covers, pillows/cushions, foam pads, and equipment drapes. This is a single-use device.

A non-rigid device, typically a strap(s), band(s) or garment-like, intended to be temporarily placed on or around one or more parts of a patient’s body (e.g., torso, limbs, head) to restrict movement, to facilitate patient positioning and stabilization during a medical procedure, and/or to prevent injury/hazards while potentially permitting limited movement. It is made of various materials (e.g., fabric, nylon, leather, or foam) and typically anchored to a fixture or furniture part (e.g., a bedrail, operating table). It is not intended for immobilization of specific joint. This is a single-use device.

A manual device in the form of a non-inflatable sheet or mat intended to be used by healthcare professionals to assist in the physical movement and/or transfer of a recumbent patient from one position/location to another. The device may operate using sliding/rolling and/or lifting techniques to move the patient upon it. It is typically made of plastics or textiles and may incorporate handles. This is a single-use device.

A protective envelope for a pillow typically made of a thin-textile or reinforced-paper material intended to create a physical barrier to soiling and cross-contamination. It does not include antimicrobial/probiotic materials but might provide a physical barrier (e.g., tight weave) to dust mites. This device is intended to be used by one patient for a limited time, without laundering, and then discarded (e.g., incinerated).