- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 1.3 lb
- With paper handle
- Monofilaments are a foot screening device used to assess loss of protective sensation
- Helps identify patients at risk of developing diabetic foot ulcers
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Learn more:
- MFR: McKesson Brand Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 16-MT34X
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool provide consistent diagnostic results?
Yes, the McKesson Monofilament is engineered for standardized testing. It utilizes a precise 10-gram force measurement to ensure that every screening delivers reliable and consistent results during clinical assessments.
Is this safe for patients with latex allergies?
Absolutely. This device is not made with natural rubber latex, making it a safe and suitable option for patients who have sensitivities or allergies to latex.
Are these devices intended for single-patient use?
Yes, each monofilament is strictly for single-patient use. Being disposable is a key safety feature that ensures proper hygiene and helps prevent cross-contamination between patients in a clinical setting.
Is the design easy for clinicians to handle?
The device features a user-friendly, lightweight paper handle. This ergonomic design allows for easy manipulation and precise application of the 10-gram force required for accurate peripheral nerve sensitivity testing.
Does it include guides for testing locations?
Yes, the paper handle includes printed diagrams that clearly indicate the recommended foot testing sites. This feature helps practitioners perform a thorough and systematic examination.
How many units are included in each case?
Each case provides a substantial supply for clinical environments:
- 20 units per pack
- 24 packs per case
This ensures you have an ample stock for routine diabetic foot exams and physical therapy assessments.
Is this effective for diabetic foot screening?
Yes, it is specifically designed to assess protective sensation in the feet. It is a critical diagnostic tool used to identify patients at risk of developing diabetic foot ulcers, helping enable early intervention.
Is this considered a professional-grade diagnostic instrument?
Yes, this is a professional-grade instrument widely used in:
- Clinical environments
- Podiatry offices
- Endocrinology practices
- Physical medicine and rehabilitation settings
Is the material quality suitable for medical use?
The device is constructed with a sturdy paper handle and a fine, flexible monofilament. It is manufactured specifically for the rigorous demands of clinical protocols, maintaining a professional and sterile utility.
Can these be reused between different patients?
No, these are disposable, single-use devices. You must not reuse them; they should be discarded after each individual patient assessment to maintain safety and hygiene standards.