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A flexible, manual, non-electronic device intended to be used in a clinical setting to establish an accurate measurement of length greater than a standard ruler (e.g., the circumference of a patient's waist or thigh, or length of a leg). It is typically made of oilcloth or pliable steel and marked in units of length (i.e., inches and/or millimetres). It is usually available as a roll which may be encased in a holder. This is a reusable device.

A hand-held manual instrument designed to be used by an examining physician to gently tap near a patient's joints to test reflexes (e.g., patellar, ankle reflexes). It consists of a handle and shaft typically made of stainless steel, and has a head that may be ring, wedge, or dome shaped and is made of a soft material (e.g., rubber or plastic). Some devices may be fitted with a spike, brush, or other detachable component at the proximal end that can be used for neurological examinations. This is a reusable device.

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 non-powered, external listening device designed to be placed on the patient’s skin to listen sounds from the arms, heart, lungs, and/or gastrointestinal tract. It typically comprises a membrane at the listening head connected by a split "Y" tube to the headgear with ear olives that are placed into the user’s ears. This is a reusable device.

A small hand-held battery-powered light intended to beused as a personal light source to provide light for local examination, inspection, and treatment of the patient. It may be torch-like in design and can have a magnifying lens to augment the lighting effect. It will typically be found in an examination room, doctor's office, on a medical trolley, in an emergency kit, or carried in a pocket. This is a reusable device.

A hand-held manual surgical instrument designed to cut/dissect a variety of tissues during open surgery and having no dedication to a specific anatomy or clinical use; it might in addition be intended for cutting materials associated with surgery (e.g., sutures). It is comprised of two pivoted shearing blades with handles, whereby the blades cut as the sharpened edges pass one another as they are closed; some types may have blades that cross over to expose a sharp edge for slicing tissue like a scalpel. It is typically made of metal and is available in various designs and sizes, and some types can have carbide inserts along the cutting edges. This is a reusable device.