Product Description
Analgesiometer (Tail Flick):-
ZOOM IS A ESTEEMED MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRONIC GOODS . ANALGESIOMETER (Tail Flick)
Available in the following models:
- Mark I (Radiant Heat or Tail Flick Type): It provides pain stimulus by heated nichrome wire in a Rat's tail to determine analgesic effect of drugs. Complete with one spare element to work on 220 A.C.
Reliable Pain Measurement ToolThe Analgesiometer offers accurate assessments of pain response in laboratory and clinical environments. Its sturdy construction and stainless steel top plate guarantee longevity and consistent results. Researchers utilize this device to evaluate analgesic agents and understand pain mechanisms under controlled conditions.
Safe and Durable ConstructionBuilt using mils steel and a stainless steel surface, the Analgesiometer ensures stable operation and optimized resistance to wear. The integrated fused overload protection system adds a vital safety layer, making it suitable for routine hospital and research use.
Ideal for Hospital ApplicationsSpecifically designed for hospital settings, the Analgesiometer withstands daily use for pain sensitivity studies. Operating efficiently in recommended ambient temperatures, it supports both patient comfort and investigator needs during pain threshold evaluations.
FAQs of Analgesiometer:
Q: How does the Analgesiometer function in a hospital environment?
A: The Analgesiometer is used in clinical settings to measure pain sensitivity objectively in patients or laboratory animals. It aids physicians and researchers by providing quantitative data for pharmacological and physiological studies related to pain.
Q: What safety measures are incorporated into the Analgesiometer?
A: The device features fused overload protection, which prevents electrical hazards, ensuring user and patient safety during operation. This makes it suitable for regular use in hospital and research environments.
Q: When is the Analgesiometer typically utilized?
A: This instrument is commonly used during research trials, drug testing, and clinical studies focused on pain assessment, particularly when evaluating the effectiveness of analgesic compounds or understanding pain mechanisms.
Q: Where should the Analgesiometer be installed for optimal function?
A: It should be placed in a hospital laboratory or research facility that maintains recommended room temperatures between 25C to 40C. Stable environmental conditions are important for accurate test results.
Q: What is the primary benefit of using the Analgesiometer?
A: Its main advantage is accurate, objective assessment of pain sensitivity, which assists clinicians and researchers in evaluating the efficacy of analgesic agents and studying pain thresholds under controlled conditions.
Q: What material ensures the Analgesiometers durability for frequent use?
A: The body constructed from mils steel, combined with a stainless steel top plate, assures long-term durability, corrosion resistance, and stable operation even with frequent hospital use.