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Maua Methodist Hospital Needs List Common questions from supporters in other parts of the world who want to support the work of the Maua Methodist Hospital or are planning a trip to the area is “What do you need?” or “Can we bring medicines and supplies to Kenya for you?” The hospital does need the support and well thought out donations do make a wonderful difference. The easiest way to support the mission of the hospital is to send money. While at first seeming to be cold and impersonal upon reflection it is the easiest way to get needed medicines and supplies to the afflicted persons. The medicines that will be purchased are those that the staff normally uses, knows the effects of and can be administered with confidence. Medicines are acquired through MEDS and other organizations that provide special pricing to nonprofit hospitals and clinics such as Maua Methodist Hospital. Also, medicines can be purchased on a routine basis and provisions for storage and security can be handled easily. If you intend to bring medicines please know that the expiration date needs to be more than 6 months from the time the shipment arrives in Kenya and all must be in their original unopened bottles. The following list will be updated from time to time. If you have any questions regarding the intended donation, please contact Mr. Stanley Gitari who will provide a suitable answer. He can be reached at [email protected] or by phone at (254) 736-41 3000. Drugs
Atropine 2mg vials (only 2mg, not smaller) Augmentin (Amoxycillin + Clavanic acid) Tablets & syrup Beclamethasone Inhalers (No combined preparations or other inhalers) Cephalosporins 3rd generation (no others!!) Clarithromycin tablets Clindamycin tablets Multivitamins which include ZINC (no others!!) Permethrin powder Pralidoxine Prilocaine IV Sodium Valproate 200mg tablets
Drugs for Dr. Inoti (Eye Clinic) (New program & all supplies needed)
TEO I% Acidovir eye ointment Econazole eye drops Gentamicin eye drops Ciprofloxacin eye drops Dexamethasone/Gentamicin eye drops Prednisolone 1% eye drops Hydrocortisane eye drops
Oftalar (Panprufen) eye drops Timolol 0.5% Acetanalamide 250mg tab Methylcellolose eye drops Snellen chasts Lea chasts (for screening vision in children) Near chasts (for testing reading at near) Reading glasses.
CCG sutures 1, 0, 2/0, 3/0, 4/0 (these sizes ONLY please) Nylon sutures 1, 0, 2/0, 3/0, 4/0 (these sizes ONLY please) Prolene sutures 1, 0, 2/0, 3/0, 4/0 (these sizes ONLY please) Vicryl sutures - or other absorbable 1, 0, 2/0, 3/0, 4/0 (these sizes ONLY please)
Supplies
Abdominal mops Biopsy forceps for gastroscope *Blood pressure cuffs (manuel) in working condition Cataract knivesEye surgery packs Cataract set Cervical dilatation guide *Chest Restraints Chittel forceps *Disposable mouth care swabs Endotracheal tubes (2.5, 3.0, 7.5 and 8.0) *Glucose meters / strips / batteries (If you bring a glucometer you need to bring at least 1
*Hand restraints (round hand mitts) Heamostatic brain swabs Intraocular lenses IV Cannulas (18, 20, 22 & 24 G - NOT bigger) *Medicine Spoons (for givng children medicine) *Pulse Oximeters (and batteries) Orthoglass Red dot ECG stickers (not defibrillator pads) Reusable vacuum drain (e.g. redivac) *Rubber ring (used for patients with bed sores on their sacral area) Scalpel blade holders Shunts for hydrocephalus Skin graft (humby) knife blades Spinal needles (25, 26, 27 guage) Sponge holding forceps *Stethoscopes (a constant need) Surgical gowns & face masks
Surgical pliers *Thermometers, digital centigrade (with a years supply of batteries if possible) Tissue scissors (small & large) Under water seal drainage bottles Uterine clamps Vaseline gauze Viscoats
***If you are needing packing material for supplies, please use chux or adult diapers as that would be a great help
Equipment (We need funds to purchase this equipment)
Adult weighing scales Anaesthetist monitors Autoscope/Ophthalmoscope Baby weighing scales Blood pressure machines (manual) Boyles anaesthetic machine Laryngoscopes WITH spare bulbs Laryngoscope bulbs all sizes Manual or pneumatic orthopaedic drill Orthopaedic table Portable suction machines (240volts) Pulse Oximeters (and batteries) Rigid bronchoscopy Rowing machine Single valve IPAS MVA kit Spot lights for emergency room Therapeutic ultrasound machine Trolley for patient transport Vacuum pump Working diathermy with uni/bipolar facility & several pairs of bipolar forceps
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