The otoscope

The otoscope is an instrument with a beam of light that helps

to visualize and examine the condition of the ear canal and
eardrum. The ear exam may reveal the cause of some
symptoms such as pain or a feeling of fullness in the ear or
hearing loss.

Characteristics
The head emits a light source, and has a simple, low-power
magnifying glass, usually around 8 diopters, which is used to
magnify images. In the front part of the head it has a funnel-
shaped structure where a disposable plastic cone is inserted.
The handle is used to hold the appliance with one hand.
There are otoscopes that are wall mounted, while others are
portable. Those installed on the wall are connected by a
flexible power cord to a socket. The laptop models contain in
the handle the batteries that power the lighting system
The Neurological Hammer

The Neurological Hammer is a chiropractic

technique for finding and correcting subluxations in
the spine and other skeletal areas of the body.

It is an instrument capable of creating a dynamic

impact that creates a controlled force adjustment in
a precise and specific direction, at a high speed, in
order to combat subluxation.

Characteristics:

- Force Range (in Pounds): 20 - 45 AFR

- Precision components from the original CAT
- Provides smoother and easier operation
- Less effort to use