Nursing Charts

• Advantage
• Provides a clear understanding of uterine changes during pregnancy

• Age
• Suitable for healthcare professionals and educators

• Assembly
• Ready to use no assembly required

• Color
• Multi-colored

• Dimensions
• Standard chart size (e.g. 30x42 inches)

• Features
• Detailed diagrams labeling and explanations

• Function
• Educational chart for understanding physiological changes

• Material
• Laminated paper for durability

• Model No
• UCIPC-001

• Power Type
• None

• Shape
• Rectangular

• Size
• Large enough for classroom use

• Style
• Medical/Educational

• Surface Finish
• Glossy laminated finish

• Type
• Other, Educational chart

• Use
• Teaching and training in pregnancy-related topics

• Weight
• Lightweight easy to handle

• Advantage
• Visual representation to aid understanding of incomplete breech positions

• Age
• Applicable to prenatal stages

• Assembly
• Pre-assembled educational chart

• Color
• Multi-color (Illustrated Visualization)

• Dimensions
• Standard educational chart size

• Features
• Detailed anatomical views of incomplete breech presentation

• Function
• Educational aid for medical and prenatal learning

• Material
• Paper/laminated chart depending on production

• Power Type
• None (does not require power)

• Shape
• Rectangular chart

• Size
• Approximate size of standard wall charts

• Style
• Medical illustration

• Surface Finish
• Glossy (if laminated)

• Type
• Educational Chart for Obstetrics, Other

• Use
• Used for teaching and understanding fetal breech positions

• Weight
• Lightweight for easy handling and display

• Advantage
• Caput Succedaneum involves soft tissue swelling that resolves spontaneously within days; Cephalhaematoma does not cross suture lines and resolves but may take weeks.

• Age
• Infants

• Color
• Caput Succedaneum may appear bruised or discolored; Cephalhaematoma often has normal skin coloration over it.

• Dimensions
• Caput Succedaneum usually spans the scalp area; Cephalhaematoma is confined to bone boundaries.

• Features
• Caput Succedaneum: Swelling due to pressure on the scalp during delivery; Cephalhaematoma: Blood collection between skull and periosteum.

• Function
• Anatomical swelling or hematoma conditions observed in newborns.

• Material
• Biological tissue and fluids.

• Shape
• Caput Succedaneum: Diffuse; Cephalhaematoma: Localized.

• Size
• Varies based on severity and location.

• Style
• Medical anatomical conditions.

• Surface Finish
• Natural surface of skin and underlying tissue.

• Type
• Other, Medical/Anatomical features of newborns.

• Use
• Medical diagnosis and education.

• Weight
• Varies based on swelling extent and fluid accumulation.

• Material
• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper

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• Laminated Paper