Polar Hear Rate Monitor FT60M Black w/White Display Male Hip Chairs The Slant Back Whirlpool is

The Slant Back Whirlpool is recommended for the treatment of extremities hip and back area * Its design allows the user to comfortably recline and relieve pressure on the hips while soaking in the tank * This model's size gives it the ability to accomodate the largest patients * This option provides a standard stationary unit * Product Function: For use on legs torso * Product Details - Material: Stainless Steel * Appropriate for: Athletic Trainer Physical Therapy * Capacity in Liquid Volume: 100 gallons * Body Treatment Location(s): reclined half * Internal Length: 76 * Internal Width: 40 * Internal Depth: 21 * Certification(s): MET CE

The DeVilbiss 7305 Series Vacu-Aide© Suction Unit meets suction and capacity requirements in a small lightweight design

5 MHz Moderate Vascular * Transducers for fetal dopplers * For vascular use (the lower the transducer number the deeper it will read) * For use with Huntleigh Models FD2 MD2 SD2 and D900 *

weight capacity * Durable maintenance-free powder-coated Silver tone finish * Footprint of anti-tip base is 25 x 20

The Hi-Boy series whirlpools offer complete coverage all the way to the back hip and shoulder areas for full immersion and full-body treatment * Whitehall also offers an optional Adjustable Suspension Seat or Tank Top Seat so lower extremities such as the lower leg ankle and foot areas can still be treated * This option provides a standard mobile unit * Product Function: * For use on middle back * Product Details - Material: Stainless Steel * Legacy Model: JO-40A * Appropriate for: Athletic Trainer Physical Therapy * Capacity in Liquid Volume: 75 gallons * Body Treatment Location(s): sitting mid back * Internal Length: 42 * Internal Width: 20 * Internal Depth: 28 * Certification(s): MET CE

Polar Hear Rate Monitor FT60M Black w/White Display Male Hip Chairs The Slant Back Whirlpool isAutomatic age based target zone : bpm % * To help you train safely and effectively the training computer determines your heart rate target zone limits automatically according to your age based maximum heart rate (220 minus age). The limits are determined either in beats per minute (bpm) as a percentage (%) of your maximum heart rate or as a heart rate reserve (% HRR). See also Maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max) and Manual target zone * Average and maximum