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Advanced Chair/Bed Alarm With Nurse Call Playing Card Holders Single-handed suctioning * Thumb port Ships From:FL, USA
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Advanced Chair Bed Alarm With Nurse Call Playing Card Holders Single handed suctioning * Thumb port Ships From:FL, USA Single handed suctioning * Thumb port for intermittent suctioning * Soft flexible tip like a bulb syringe * Use in NICU PICU respiratory labor & delivery * Improve patient care and save nursing time * Replace up to 3 products with 1 Little Sucker * 5 * Weight: 20 lbs * Size of Tray: 20 x 15 * Base Feet Measurements: 5 x 8 * Weight Limit of Tray: 30 lbs * Weight Limit of Handle: 250 lbs * Package Dimensions: 20 Tone options different tones allow you to choose the sound that works for you Low and high volume option offers the caregiver the option to adjust the alarm to the required volume
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