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SPECIAL DOORS
Very neat with Handles and Original Keys
SMOOTH DOORS
Very neat with Handles and Original Keys
BATHROOM DOORS
Very neat with Handles and Original Keys
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Mower for lawns.
*Lawn mower* — alright, quick detour then back to your DKA care plan 😅 *Honda Lawn Mower – Quick Facts:* Feature Details **Types** Push mowers, self-propelled, robotic **Engine** 4-stroke, 160cc–190cc common. Reliable, quiet **Price in Ghana** ~GH₵2,500 – GH₵7,000 depending on model **Use** Cutting grass/weeds. Mr. Michael Sey is a timber merchant — might use one for land clearing, but not directly related to his DKA
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Suturing sets
*Suturing sets* = the sterile kit doctors/nurses use to stitch wounds. *What’s usually inside a basic suturing set* Item Purpose **Needle holder** Holds the suture needle, gives grip + control **Surgical scissors** Cut suture thread. Can be straight or curved **Tissue forceps / Thumb forceps** Hold skin/tissue without crushing. Toothed or non-toothed **Surgical drapes/towels** Create a sterile field around the wound **Gauze swabs** Clean the wound + control bleeding **Syringe + needle** For local anesthesia like lidocaine **Suture material** Thread + needle attached. Absorbable like Vicryl, or non-absorbable like Nylon/Prolene *Types of sets* 1. *Basic/General set*: Has just the essentials above. For small cuts, lacerations. 2. *Minor surgical set*: Adds scalpel blade + handle, extra forceps. For removing small lumps, skin tags. 3. *Disposable pre-packed set*: Single-use, sterile, sealed. Common in clinics, emergency rooms. 4. *Reusable set*: Metal instruments that get autoclaved after each use. Common in hospitals. *Suture material types* - *Absorbable*: Vicryl, Monocryl - dissolves on its own in 7-60 days. Used inside mouth, under skin. - *Non-absorbable*: Nylon, Prolene, Silk - must be removed later, usually 7-14 days. Used on skin. - *Size*: 3-0, 4-0, 5-0. Higher number = thinner thread. Face uses 5-0 or 6-0 for less scarring. *Note*: Suturing is a medical procedure. You need training + sterile technique to avoid infection, poor healing, or nerve damage. If you’re asking for first aid use, sterile strips/Steri-Strips are safer for non-professionals. Are you a student asking what instruments are in the set, or are you looking to buy one?
