| Customization: | Available |
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| Type: | Medical Disposable Sterile |
| Material: | 100% Wooden |
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Sterile or Without Sterile 100% Wooden Tongue Depressor
A tongue depressor (sometimes called a spatula) is a tool used in medical practice to depress the tongue to allow for examination of the mouth and throat. Made from high-quality wooden sterile or nonsterile tongue depressors are tasteless odorless smooth providing superior patient comfort.| Item | Wooden tongue depressor |
| Material | 100% Wooden |
| Size | 150*18*1.6mm |
| Certificates | CE, ISO13485 |
| Features | Smooth surface, disposable; Odorless, Taste-free Hot-stamp available |
| Sterile | EO Sterile or Without Sterile |
| Packing | 100pcs/box,50boxes/ctn |
| Carton Size | 55*37.5*35cm |
| G.W/N.W | 15/13kgs |
| Delivery Time | About 25-30days after signing the contract. |
| Trade Terms | EXW,FCA,FOB,CFR,CIF,CPT |
| Payment Terms | 30% TT deposit in advance, T/T the balance before shipment. |
| Certificates | If necessary, we can make the goods relevant certificated by CE, and so on |
| Samples | We can send our customer samples for reference. Our sample is free of charge. |
| Service | Various product specifications, OEM service, high quality, safety & hygiene at a reasonable price |
Wooden Tongue Depressor FAQ:
Q: Can a wooden tongue depressor be left on for an extended period?
A: No, a wooden tongue depressor should never be left in place for an extended period. It is intended for short-term use, usually just a few seconds to a minute, for oral examinations or medical procedures.
Q: Are there any risks associated with using a wooden tongue depressor?
A: While the risks are minimal, improper use can cause discomfort, minor injury to the mouth or throat, or irritation. Always ensure it is used correctly and removed after the necessary procedure.
Q: How long can a wooden tongue depressor be used for?
A: Wooden tongue depressors are designed for brief use, typically only during the duration of a medical examination or procedure (a few seconds to a minute). Prolonged contact may cause discomfort or injury.
Q: Can a wooden tongue depressor be reused?
A: No, wooden tongue depressors are for single-use only. Reusing them can lead to contamination, cross-infection, and compromise patient safety.
Q: What are the risks of using a wooden tongue depressor?
A: Potential risks include discomfort, injury to the mouth or throat (if not applied carefully), and contamination if reused. Always dispose of them after use to ensure safety and hygiene.
Q: How tightly should a wooden tongue depressor be applied?
A: A wooden tongue depressor should not be applied with any significant force. It should be gently placed to depress the tongue without causing pain or discomfort.
Q: Can a wooden tongue depressor be used over clothing?
A: No, a wooden tongue depressor is designed for use inside the mouth and should not be used over clothing. It should be placed directly in the mouth for medical or diagnostic purposes.
Q: How do I remove a wooden tongue depressor?
A: Gently remove the tongue depressor from the mouth after use. Ensure that no discomfort or injury is caused during removal.
Q: Can wooden tongue depressors be used on children?
A: Yes, wooden tongue depressors can be used on children, but extra care should be taken due to their smaller size and delicate tissues. Ensure the procedure is brief and gentle.
Q: How to dispose of a wooden tongue depressor after use?
A: After use, a wooden tongue depressor should be disposed of in a waste container. If it has been used in a medical setting, follow the facility's protocols for safe disposal.
Q: Any special considerations for using a wooden tongue depressor in remote areas?
A: In remote areas, ensure the tongue depressor is clean and not reused. If the product is not disposable, sterilization techniques may need to be employed to prevent cross-contamination. Always follow basic hygiene practices when using medical tools in such settings.
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