Description
McKesson Tongue Depressors are designed to aid practitioners in various medical applications. Made of high-quality, smooth, splinter-free wood, these professional medical tongue depressors can perform examinations, help spread ointments or creams, and mix medicines. The bulk pack of non-sterile and latex-free tongue depressors ensures plenty will always be on hand among your medical supplies.
Why choose Mckesson Tongue Depressors?
- Non-Sterile
- Single Use
- Not made with natural rubber latex
- Do not reuse
McKesson Tongue Depressors Features
- Made of high-quality, splinter-free wood: McKesson tongue depressors are made of sturdy and durable wood that is free from splinters or any sharp edges, ensuring patient comfort and safety during use
- Standard size: McKesson tongue depressors are typically 6 inches in length and 3/4 inches in width, which is a standard size that fits comfortably in the mouth
- Smooth surface: The depressors have a smooth surface, allowing healthcare providers to use them with ease while reducing the risk of injury or discomfort to the patient
- Essential medical supply designed to aid practitioners in a variety of applications
What to buy with Tongue Depressor
- Sage Toothette Plus Oral Care Swabs
- Dynarex Adult Oral Toothbrush
- Biotene Dry Mouth Oral Rinse Moisturizer
Frequently Asked Questions
What are McKesson Tongue Depressors used for?
McKesson tongue depressors are used by healthcare professionals to examine the mouth and throat of patients. They can also be used to apply medication or collect samples for diagnostic testing.
What are McKesson Tongue Depressors made of?
McKesson tongue depressors are typically made of high-quality, splinter-free wood.
Are there any safety considerations to keep in mind when using McKesson Tongue Depressors?
It is important to use tongue depressors properly to avoid injury to the patient. Always make sure that the tongue depressor is clean and sterile before use, and dispose of it properly after use. Additionally, it is important to use the tongue depressor gently and avoid applying too much pressure, which can cause discomfort or injury to the patient.
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