OFMR 31jul2009 PDF

No.
026/OFMR/A/M
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
ORDNANCE FACTORY BOARD
10A, S. K. BOSE ROAD
KOLKATA – 700 001
DATE: 31-7-2009
To
The Senior General Manager/General Manager/Head of Units
All Ordnance & Ordnance Equipment Factories & Other Units
Sub: Ordnance Factory Medical Regulations (OFMR): Forwarding of
Ordnance Factory Medical Regulations (OFMR), as approved vide Ministry of Defence

Letter No. 17 (3)/2006/D (FY. I) dated 30-01-2009 along with necessary instruction is forwarded
herewith for information, compliance and necessary action. The Ordnance Factory Medical
Regulations (OFMR) shall take immediate effect.
02. Among other issues, it is requested to specifically note changes in the following areas:
a) Entitlement and exercise of option
b) Occupational Health
c) Referral from Ordnance Factory Hospitals
d) Treatment facility to categories other than employees
e) Charges for Ambulance Vehicles
f) Hospital stoppage charges
g) Stores management in Hospitals
03. Along with OFMR, the following documents are also enclosed for information,
compliance and necessary action:
a) Explanatory Instruction on OFMR
b) Responsibility of the Factory & OF Hospital in proper introduction of OFMR
c) Purchase procedure for medicines & related items
d) Computing notional income of the Hospitals
e) Proforma relating to OFMR
f) Scales of Authorisation
04. All instructions/guidelines/clarifications issued from time to time, based on the provisions
of FMR, which has been superseded/amended on implementation of OFMR, stands superseded/
amended to that extent.
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05. Necessary action for printing/copying the relevant proforma may be taken at the earliest so
that the same are available for implementation.
06. Soft Copy of the complete instruction is available in ÒFB COMNET’. Hard copy of the
instruction is being made and will be circulated to all concerned in due course of time. In the
meantime, hard copies of the whole document may be made at the units and availability of the
same may be ensured at all relevant places/offices. The contents of this letter may be brought to
the notice of Local Accounts Office and all other establishments, related with OFMR, in the same
station.
-- sd --
(Dr. M. K. Langthasa)
Additional Director Health Services
for Director General, Ordnance Factories
Copy to:
1. Medical Officer-in-charge, all Ordnance Factory Hospitals & Health Clinics

2. Principal Controller of Accounts (Fys.), Kolkata
3. Ministry of Defence, D (FY. I): w.r.t. M of D Letter No. 17 (3)/2006/D (FY. I) dated 30-01-09
4. Principal Director of Audit, Kolkata
5. Board Sectt.
6. Finance Division, OFB
7. All Staff side Members, JCM Level-III Council
8. Section of OFB: A/A, A/IR, MM
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CONTENTS
SUBJECT PAGE
1. Section: I: Ordnance Factory Medical Regulations (OFMR): 1 - 22
2. Section: II: Explanatory Instructions on OFMR 1 – 29

(Some of the important topics)
A. Family: 1
B. Illness & injuries relating to factory occupation: 3
C. Referral: 4
D. Emergency treatment: 6
E. Specialist consultation: 7
F. Treatment of CS (MA) beneficiaries: 8
G. Use of Ambulance Vehicle: 10
H. Collection of charges at Hospital: 11
I. Ambulance Vehicle charges: 12
J. Hospital Stoppage charges: 13
K. Store Management Policy: 16
L. Store Management Instructions: 22
M. Ambulance Vehicles: 28
3. Section: III: 1 – 12
1. Responsibility of Factory & Hospital: 1
2. Purchase procedure for medicines & related items: 3
3. Computation of notional income of Hospital: 5
4. Proforma relating to OFMR: 6
A. Proforma -1: 6
B. Proforma -2: 7
C. Proforma -A, B: 8
D. Proforma -C, D: 9
E. Proforma -E, F: 10
F. Proforma -G: 11
G. Proforma -H, I: 12
4. Section: IV: Scales of Authorisation: 1 – 79

A. General 1
B. General Stores: Non-expendable 2
C. General Stores: Expendable 5
D. General Stores: Consumable 8
E. Scale of authorisation for offices/rooms 11
F. Scale of authorisation for Computer & IT items 14
G. Authorisation & Scale for diet 15
H. Medical Stores: Non-expendable 19
I. Medical Stores: Expendable 30
J. Medical Stores: Consumable 33
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ORDNANCE FACTORY
MEDICAL REGULATIONS
(OFMR)
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE PRODUCTION
NEW DELHI – 110 011
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No. 17 (3)/2006/D (FY.I)
Government of India
Ministry of Defence
Dept. of Defence Production
New Delhi, the 30th January, 2009
To
The Chairman,
Ordnance Factory Board,
10A, S. K. Bose Road,
Kolkata - 700 001
Subject: Ordnance Factory Medical Regulations (OFMR)
Sir,
The Medical & Healthcare establishment of the Ordnance and Ordnance

Equipment Factories are governed by Factory Medical Regulations (FMR), which is a
compilation of different Govt. orders and decisions taken from time to time. The issue
of amendment of Factory Medical Regulations (FMR) governing the Medical
establishment of the Ordnance Factories has been under consideration of the Govt. for
some time. In supersession of the existing provisions of FMR as revised from time to
time, I am directed to convey the sanction of the President for revision of Factory
Medical Regulations (FMR) as Ordnance Factory Medical Regulations (OFMR), as
given in continuation to this letter.
02. The Ordnance Factory Medical Regulations (OFMR) will be applicable to all
the existing Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment Factories as well as factories/units to
be established in future. Wherever, in the OFMR, it is mentioned that Ordnance
Factory Board will decide/issue instructions/guidelines, it implies that the instructions/
guidelines will have to be issued with the approval of the Ordnance Factory Board and
such instructions/guidelines should be in conformity with the requirement of the
Organization and keeping pace with the changing scenario.
03. These orders will take effect from the date of circulation of this letter by the
Ordnance Factory Board.
04. The employees who are desirous of exercising fresh option for inclusion into
OFMR or exclusion from OFMR may be allowed to do so within a period of three
months from the date of circulation of this letter by the Ordnance Factory Board
(Chapter-I, Para-3 (i & ii refer).
This issues with the concurrence of Ministry of Defence (Finance) vide their U. O.
No. 981/IF/DP.I/2008 dated 25-9-2008.
Encl.: As above
Yours faithfully
-- sd --
(Kuldip Singh)
Under Secretary to Government of India
Copy To:
The CGDA, New Delhi

The Principal Controller of Accounts (Fys.), Kolkata
The Principal Director of Audit, Kolkata
Finance Division, OFB, Kolkata
The Chief Internal Auditor (Fys.), Kolkata
IF/DP.I, New Delhi
Addl. DHS, OFB, Kolkata
Copy signed in ink to:
The Principal Controller of Accounts (Fys.), Kolkata
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CHAPTER 1: PRELIMINARY...............................................................................4
1. Title ....................................................................................................................4
2. Application.........................................................................................................4
3. Definitions..........................................................................................................4
4. Abbreviations.....................................................................................................6
5. Nature of service ................................................................................................6
CHAPTER II: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES ........................................7
CHAPTER III: HEALTH CARE OF ENTITLED EMPLOYEES AND THEIR

ENTITLED FAMILY MEMBERS .................................................8
6. At Ordnance Factory Hospitals and Health Clinics...........................................8
7. When the required facilities are not available at Ordnance Factory Hospitals
and Clinics .........................................................................................................8
8. For entitled employees during Leave or Temporary Duty.................................8
9. For the entitled family members of the entitled employees not staying with the
employee ............................................................................................................9
10. In Emergent Conditions .....................................................................................9
11. Entitlement of employees for healthcare at Military Hospital...........................9
12. Treatment of some specific diseases................................................................10
13. Facility of treatment under Indigenous System of Medicine...........................11
14. Provision of services of Specialist for Consultation ........................................11
15. To the family of the employees died during service period: ...........................11
16. Expenses relating to Purchase/Replacement/Repair/Adjustment of Artificial
Appliances........................................................................................................11
17. Entitlements for Journeys to obtain healthcare................................................12
CHAPTER IV: MEDICAL FACILITIES FOR PERSONNEL OTHER THAN

ENTITLED EMPLOYEES AND THEIR ENTITLED FAMILY
MEMBERS ................................................................................13
18. Civilian employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment Factories,
their allied establishments who are governed under CS (MA) Rules..............13
19. Employees of Ordnance Factory Board and other Ordnance Factory Board
formations, Office of the Principal Controller of Accounts (Fys), Office of the
Principal Director of Audit and Test Audit party ............................................13
20. Personnel of Defence Security Corps and Service personnel attached To
Ordnance Factories & Allied Establishments and their families .....................13
21. Employees of Defence Accounts Department and Kendriya Vidyalaya
Sangathan and their entitled family members..................................................14
22. Contract Labourers...........................................................................................14
23. Apprentices ......................................................................................................15
24. Admission of Non-entitled persons to Factory Hospitals ................................15
CHAPTER V: MISCELLANEOUS ......................................................................16

25. Availability of Ambulance Vehicle .................................................................16
26. Use of Ambulance Vehicle ..............................................................................16
27. Hospital Stoppage Charges ..............................................................................17
28. Revision of charges..........................................................................................19
CHAPTER VI: HOSPITAL STORES, EQUIPMENT AND DIET .........................20
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CHAPTER 1: PRELIMINARY
1. Title
These Regulations may be called the Ordnance Factory Medical

Regulations
2. Application
These Regulations will govern
1. Occupational health services that will be provided to the civilian

employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment
Factories and their Allied Establishments
2. The health care of employees entitled for health care under the
Regulations and their families
3. The Medical facilities that will be extended by the Ordnance
Factory Hospitals and Clinics
4. Provisioning of Hospital stores, equipment, appliances and diet
3. (i) Definitions
• Health care
The term ‘Health care’ means
Provision of the following Medical services to eligible individuals as

out-patients or in-patients, aimed at maintenance of health and
prevention and management of illness, to such extent and in such
manner provided for under relevant Rules and considered to be
necessary by the attending Medical Officer:
a) Medical consultation, advice and treatment by authorised health

care professionals
b) Health care measures aimed at maintenance of health and
prevention of illness and injuries including immunisations against
infectious diseases
c) Investigations
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d) Medicines, surgical materials and appliances as are available in the
Hospital and when not available by local purchase.
e) Ambulance transport
f) Accommodation, nursing and diet to inpatients
(ii) Entitlement to healthcare under Ordnance Factory Medical

Regulations
A. The civilian employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance

Equipment Factories, their Allied Establishments residing within a
radius of 8 Kilometres from the main gate of the Factory which is to
be reckoned by normal route by road, and their families will be
governed under Ordnance Factory Medical Regulations (OFMR) for
the purpose of health care.
B. Those civilian employees who are residing beyond a distance of 8

Kilometres from the main gate of the Factory and their families will
be governed under Central Services (Medical Attendance) Rules,
1944 (CS (MA) Rules) for the purpose of health care. These
employees will be governed under OFMR, instead of CS (MA) Rules
for the purpose of health care, if they opt for the same. Such option
should be exercised within a period of three months from the date
of joining the Factory on transfer from other factories/
establishments or on fresh appointment or from the date of change
of residence from within 8 km to beyond 8 km from the main gate
of the Factory. The employee may review his/her option exercised
as above after five years from the date of last option. Request for
change of option under any circumstance other than those
mentioned above, cannot be entertained.
‘Entitled employee’ means a civilian employee of Ordnance and

Ordnance Equipment Factories and other establishments who are
normally governed by OFMR for the purpose of health care.
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• Family
The definition of ‘Family’ under OFMR will be the same as under

Central Services (Medical Attendance) Rules, 1944 (CS (MA) Rules).
‘Entitled family member’ means a member of the family of an entitled

employee who fulfils the conditions of ‘family’
• Authorised Medical Attendant

All Medical Officers of the Factory Hospitals and Health Clinics will be
Authorised Medical Attendants for patients under their care.
• Other definitions
‘Hospital’ or ‘Factory Hospital’ unless otherwise specified means a

Ordnance Factory Hospital
‘Clinic’ or ‘Health Clinic’ unless otherwise specified means a Factory

Health Clinic or Estate Health Clinic of a Ordnance and Ordnance
Equipment Factory
‘Factory’ means an Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment Factory
`Treatment’ unless otherwise specified, means, treatments including

outdoor, indoor, day care as well as Diagnostic services.
4. Abbreviations
“OFMR” means ‘Ordnance Factories Medical Regulations’
“CS (MA) Rules” means ‘Central Services (Medical Attendance)

Rules, 1944 as amended from time to time’
“MO” means ‘Medical Officer’
5. Nature of service
Medical facilities provided by the Ordnance Factory Hospitals and

Health Clinics will be free of cost unless stated otherwise.
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CHAPTER II: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES
All employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment

Factories, their Allied Establishments will be entitled for occupational
health services under OFMR including such services statutorily
mandated under Factories Act, 1948 irrespective of the entitlement of
the employee for healthcare under OFMR or otherwise.
Such occupational health services will be provided to them through

Factory Health Clinics and Factory Hospitals attached to the Factory
where the employee is working.
They will receive occupation related health care as per the provisions
for health care to entitled employee under OFMR.
For illness and injuries related to their Factory occupation, apart from
provisions under health care of entitled employees, the employee may
also be referred to any private Hospital recognised under either CGHS
or CS (MA) Rules for treatment, if the Medical Officer-in-charge of the
Factory Hospital deems such referral to be essential in the best
interest of the patient’s health. Such referrals to private Hospitals
outside the state will require the sanction of Director of Health
Services, Ordnance Factory Board, on the recommendation of Medical
Officer-in-charge of the Factory Hospital.
The charges for treatment of illness and injuries related to their

Factory occupation will be borne by the Factory in full and will be
paid, preferably, direct to the Hospital/diagnostic centre concerned,
irrespective of restrictions under any other rule under which patient
obtains treatment. However, charges of non-Medical nature will be
borne by the employee.
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CHAPTER III: HEALTH CARE OF ENTITLED EMPLOYEES AND
THEIR ENTITLED FAMILY MEMBERS
6. At Ordnance Factory Hospitals and Health Clinics
Health care will be provided to entitled employee and entitled family

members of the employee from Ordnance Factory Hospitals and
Health Clinics of the Factory where the entitled employee is working.
7. When the required facilities are not available at Ordnance Factory

Hospitals and Clinics
Entitled employees and their entitled family members, when the

required facilities for their health care are not available at Hospitals
and clinics, will obtain such facilities under CS (MA) Rules on the
advice of MO attending the patient. In such cases provisions/orders
under CS (MA) Rules will be applicable to them.
The Medical Officer-in-charge of the Hospital, may, at his discretion

refer the patient to any other Factory Hospital with requisite facilities
for that particular treatment.
In addition, under the above circumstances, entitled employees will

also have the choice to avail healthcare from nearest Service Hospital
on payment of necessary charges.
8. For entitled employees during Leave or Temporary Duty
During leave or temporary duty at an outstation, the employees will

obtain health care from Factory Hospital/Health Clinics in the
outstation. In case there is no Health Clinic/Factory Hospital in the
outstation or where Health Clinic/Factory Hospital exists but is
situated beyond 8 Kilometres from the place of stay of the employee at
the outstation, CS (MA) Rules will be applicable to them, for obtaining
healthcare at outstation.
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9. For the entitled family members of the entitled employees not staying
with the employee
The family members of a entitled employee, who are staying at a place

other than the duty station of the employee for whatsoever reason,
either temporarily or permanently, and who fulfill the conditions for
‘family’ under CS (MA) Rules while staying at a place other than the
duty station of the employee, will receive health care from Estate
Health Clinic/Factory Hospital in the station. In case there is no
Estate Health Clinic or Factory Hospital or where Estate Health
Clinic/Factory Hospital exists but is situated beyond 8 Kilometres
from the place of stay at outstation, CS (MA) Rules will be applicable
to them, for obtaining healthcare at outstation.
10. In Emergent Conditions
When treatment obtained by entitled employees and their entitled

family members in case of Medical emergencies is not authorised
under OFMR, CS (MA) Rules will be applicable to them for obtaining
reimbursement of the expenses towards such emergency treatment.
11. Entitlement of employees for healthcare at Military Hospital
Entitled employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment

Factories, their Allied Establishments and apprentices undergoing
training at the Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment Factories may be
provided treatment/investigation facilities in Military Hospitals
including out-door as well as in-door facilities, whenever necessary, at
the discretion of the Commanding Officer (C.O.) of the Military
Hospital, subject to availability of accommodation, in the following
circumstances after being referred by the Factory Medical Authority:
1. Where there is no Hospital attached to Ordnance and Ordnance

Equipment Factory
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2. In circumstances where the particular treatment/investigation
facility is not available at the Factory Hospital/Health Clinic
All civilian employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment

Factories, their Allied Establishments will be provided the above
facilities at Military Hospitals where the disease or accident is directly
attributable to Factory occupation
No charges will be recovered from the individuals for the treatment

provided as outpatients but Hospital stoppages at applicable rates will
be recovered when admitted for treatment as in-patient.
Amount of expenditure incurred during treatment at Military Hospital

or at a private recognised diagnostic centre for undergoing any
test/investigation as per advice of doctors of Hospital will be
admissible for reimbursement under CS (MA) Rules.
Hospital stoppages so paid will be admissible for reimbursement

under CS (MA) Rules. 20% of the Hospital stoppages will be reckoned
as diet charges.
12. Treatment of some specific diseases
The entitled employees and their entitled family members will be given
treatment for special diseases like Cancer, Diabetes, Poliomyelitis,
Cerebral Palsy & Spastics, Tubercular Diseases (Indoor treatment),
mental diseases, Leprosy, Thalassaemia Major etc. to the extent
facilities are available at the Factory Hospital.
However, in case of non-availability of said treatment facility at the

Factory Hospital, the concessions regarding treatment of the above
mentioned category of diseases which are admissible under CS (MA)
Rules, including provisions relating to the grant of travelling allowance
in connection with Medical attendance and treatment will be
applicable to them.
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13. Facility of treatment under Indigenous System of Medicine
Employees and entitled family members governed under OFMR,

desiring to obtain health care under indigenous system of medicine,
may be permitted to obtain the same as per CS (MA) Rules. Permission
from the Medical Officer-in-charge of the Ordnance Factory Hospital
has to be obtained so that treatment for the same ailment is not taken
simultaneously in more than one system of medicine.
14. Provision of services of Specialist for Consultation
The Medical Officer-in-charge of the Factory Hospital may call a local

qualified Specialist Private Medical Practioner or a Central/State Govt.
Specialist Medical Officer to attend out-patients and in-patients in the
Factory Hospital. The consultation fee for out-patient and in-patient
consultation will be paid at the rate fixed by the Govt. for such
purpose from time to time.
15. To the family of the employees died during service period:
Entitled family members of the deceased employee, who was governed

under OFMR, will continue to receive health care under OFMR up to a
period of three months from the date of death of the employee.
16. Expenses relating to Purchase/Replacement/Repair/Adjustment of

Artificial Appliances
The purchase, replacement, repair or adjustment of artificial

appliances for entitled employees and their entitled family members
will be governed by the provisions of CS (MA) Rules for the same
purpose.
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17. Entitlements for Journeys to obtain healthcare
Entitlements of entitled employees and their entitled family members

for their journeys to obtain health care, including non-Medical
escorts/attendants, will be governed as per the provisions under CS
(MA) Rules.
Medical attendants from Factory Hospital/Health Clinics may also be

deputed on temporary duty, if Medical Officer-in-charge of the Factory
Hospital certifies that it is essential for Medical attendant/s to
accompany the patient in the interest of the patient’s health.
The above provisions will also be applicable in case of patients,

undertaking journey, on being referred outside the district/state,
under OFMR.
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CHAPTER IV: MEDICAL FACILITIES FOR PERSONNEL OTHER
THAN ENTITLED EMPLOYEES AND THEIR ENTITLED FAMILY
MEMBERS
18. Civilian employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment

Factories, their allied establishments who are governed under CS
(MA) Rules
Civilian employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment

Factories, their Allied Establishments who are governed under CS
(MA) Rules, may be given treatment from the Factory Hospital and
Clinic as out patient for minor ailments while on duty. They may also
be admitted to Factory Hospital as non-entitled patients for
emergencies while on duty and other illness. Such admissions will be
regulated in the same manner and subject to the same conditions as
for other non-entitled personnel.
19. Employees of Ordnance Factory Board and other Ordnance Factory

Board formations, Office of the Principal Controller of Accounts
(Fys), Office of the Principal Director of Audit and Test Audit party
Employees of Ordnance Factory Board and other Ordnance Factory

Board formations, Office of the Principal Controller of Accounts (Fys),
Office of the Principal Director of Audit and test audit party during
their temporary duty to the Factory, may receive Medical treatment at
Factory Hospital/Health Clinic irrespective of whether or not they are
covered under CGHS or CS (MA) Rules, 1944 in their respective
permanent duty station.
20. Personnel of Defence Security Corps and Service personnel attached

To Ordnance Factories & Allied Establishments and their families
Personnel of Defence Security Corps and service personnel who are

working in or attached to Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment
Factories, their Allied Establishments, and their dependant family
members entitled for treatment in military Hospitals will be provided
Medical facilities at Hospitals and Health Clinics to the extent
available as for entitled employees.
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In case of admission, Hospital stoppage charges will be levied as for
entitled employees. If they cannot be treated in the Factory Hospital
they may be transferred to the nearest Military Hospital or admitted to
Civil Hospital/private Hospital in accordance with the provisions of
Regulations for Medical Services of Armed Forces.
Routine Medical examination will be carried out in Factory Hospitals

but, Medical examination in relation to Medical boards, fitness to
undergo a course or training programme, ACR and transfer to pension
establishment will be carried out in a Military Hospital only.
21. Employees of Defence Accounts Department and Kendriya Vidyalaya

Sangathan and their entitled family members
The employees working under the Defence Accounts Department in

offices attached to Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment Factories and
Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan schools situated in Ordnance Factory
estates and their entitled family members may be admitted to the
Factory Hospitals as non-entitled patients. The admission will be
regulated in the same manner and subject to the same conditions as
for other non-entitled personnel. Hospital stoppage charges will be
recovered at the prescribed rates direct from the employee, who will
claim reimbursement as per Rules.
Those employees of the above establishments residing within a

distance of 8 kilometers of the Factory main gate and their entitled
family members are also entitled for out-patient health care from
Factory Hospitals and Health Clinics.
22. Contract Labourers
The labourers employed at the Factory by the contractors, may be

given treatment in case of emergencies and minor ailments as out-
patients as given to the non-entitled persons, at the Factory Hospital/
Health Clinics to the extent the facilities are available.
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In case of injuries related to their work at the Factory, they will be
entitled to free treatment at the Factory Hospital/Health Clinic to the
extent facilities are available.
23. Apprentices
The apprentices undergoing training at the Factory, during their

training period, will be entitled for treatment as given to industrial
employees, according to the provisions of the scheme for the training
of Apprentices in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment Factories under
the Apprentices Act, 1961 as amended from time to time. For injuries
arising out of and in the course of training as an apprentice, the
apprentice will be entitled to healthcare as given to the employees in
such conditions.
24. Admission of Non-entitled persons to Factory Hospitals
Medical Officer-in-charge of the Factory Hospital may permit

admission of non-entitled persons to the Hospital, subject to
availability of beds and payment of the prescribed Hospital stoppages.
Medical facilities will be provided only to the extent available in the

Hospital.
Charges of facilities availed from other sources in the absence of

requisite facilities in the Factory Hospital, including purchase of drugs
normally not available in the Hospital, will be borne by the patient
If the non-entitled person admitted to Factory Hospital as above is a

non-entitled relative of an entitled employee, the Hospital stoppage
charges will be borne by the employee. In the other cases, Hospital
stoppage charges will be recovered direct from the non-entitled patient
or the person on whom the patient is dependent.
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CHAPTER V: MISCELLANEOUS
25. Availability of Ambulance Vehicle
The Factories will ensure round the clock availability of Ambulance

Vehicles at the Hospitals and Health Clinics as per statutory
requirement under the Factories Act as well as functional requirement
of the Factory/Hospital.
26. Use of Ambulance Vehicle
For entitled employee and their entitled family members:
A. Whenever the patient’s condition warrants provision of Ambulance

Vehicle in the interest of the health of the patient, for journey to
and/or from Factory Hospital or any Hospital/Diagnostic Centre
authorised for the treatment of the patient, Ambulance Vehicle will
be provided. Under the above circumstances, if the Ambulance
Vehicle cannot be provided for any reason and a certificate to that
effect is issued by MO attending the patient, Ambulance charges
incurred would be reimbursed to the extent admissible under CS
(MA) Rules.
B. Movement of Ambulance Vehicle is not usually permitted outside

the limits of the Station/City/Municipality. Such movement may
be permitted in exceptional circumstances when the required
facilities are not available in the station and there is no other
suitable mode of transport that can transfer the patient to the
destination Hospital with required facilities without endangering
the life of the patient or aggravating the health of the patient. Such
movement will be subject to the approval of the Medical Officer-in-
charge of the Hospital.
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For non-entitled patients:
A. Whenever the condition of a non-entitled patient warrants

provision of Ambulance Vehicle, in the interest of the health of the
patient, for admission to a referral Hospital, within the limits of the
station/City/Municipality Ambulance Vehicle may be provided free
of cost.
B. In other circumstances, use of Ambulance Vehicle within the limits

of the Station/City/Municipality can be provided to a non-entitled
person subject to the availability of Ambulance Vehicle and
approval of the Medical Officer-in-charge. Such use of Ambulance
Vehicles should not be permitted compromising the availability of
Ambulance Vehicle for the entitled patients. Ambulance Charges at
the rate of Rs.8/- per kilometer should be recovered from the
patient.
For Paramedical Personnel:
Paramedical personnel is permitted to use the Ambulance Vehicles for

the purpose of attending emergent cases during off hours, for journey
from their residence to Hospital and vice versa, when ordered by
Medical Officer attending the patient.
27. Hospital Stoppage Charges
A. Hospital stoppage charges will be recovered at prescribed rates in

respect of patients treated in the Ordnance Factory Hospitals
B. The recovery of Hospital stoppages will commence from the day

following the date of admission to the Hospital and continue up to
and including the date of discharge of the individual there from. In
case the patient is discharged/transferred out on the day of
admission, Hospital stoppage for one day will be recovered.
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C. Breast-fed babies admitted to Hospitals as patients for treatment
will be charged Hospital stoppages at rates prescribed for children
below 12 years. However, when a breast-fed baby, who can not be
separated from the mother, has to be admitted along with the sick
mother, for the latter’s treatment only no Hospital stoppage charge
will be recovered.
D. Hospital stoppage charges will be recovered at the same rates

irrespective of whether the patients consume Hospital diet or not.
E. In case of admission for accepting small family norms like

Vasectomy/Tubectomy/IUCD and management of any post
acceptance complications, as a part of National Health Programme,
no Hospital stoppage will be recovered.
Rates of Hospital stoppage charges for entitled patients
• Gazetted Officers Rs.10/- per day

• Other employees Rs.5/- per day
1. Hospital stoppage charges for entitled adult members of the family

or children aged 12 years or more will be same as above. The rate
of Hospital stoppage will be half in case of children below the age of
12 years.
2. No Hospital stoppage charge will be recovered in the following

circumstances:
a) When an employee remains on leave without pay during the
period of his /her admission
b) If the patient is admitted to the Hospital for disease or accident
which is directly attributable to his/her Factory occupation.
Rates of Hospital stoppage charges for non-entitled patients
1. Adults and children aged 12 or more: 3% of basic pay of the

employee or the earning member of the family on whom the patient
is dependant subject to a minimum of Rs.100/- per day.
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2. 20% of the Hospital stoppages will reckoned as diet charges for the
purpose of reimbursement.
3. Children below the age of 12 years: 50% of the above
28. Revision of charges
The recovery rates in respect of Hospital Stoppage, Ambulance

Charges etc. shall be revised periodically, preferably each year,
through a duly constituted Board of Officers including a Finance
representative.
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CHAPTER VI: HOSPITAL STORES, EQUIPMENT AND DIET
1. Hospital stores and equipments etc.:
The Hospitals and clinics (both Factory Health Clinic and Estate
Health Clinic) are to be equipped as per the norms and scale of
authorisation decided and finalised by the Ordnance Factory Board
from time to time. Such norm and scale of authorisation will be
subject to revision periodically, to enable the Hospitals/clinics cope up
with the changing requirements.
The requisition, procurement, general procedure and responsibility

connected with Hospital stores and equipment will be governed by the
directives issued by Ordnance Factory Board from time to time.
2. Medical stores and equipments etc.:
The Hospitals and clinics (both Factory Health Clinic and Estate
Health Clinic) are authorised to procure their requirement of Medical
stores & equipments including hygiene chemicals as per norms, scale
of authorisation, arrangement and guidelines as decided and finalised
by the Ordnance Factory Board from time to time. Such norm and
scale of authorisation will be subject to revision periodically, to enable
the Hospitals/clinics cope up with the changing requirements.

connected with Medical stores and equipments will be governed by the
3. Repair of instruments, equipments, appliances etc.:
General procedure, authority and responsibility connected with repair

of instruments, equipments, appliances etc. will be governed by the
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4. Procurement of instruments, equipments, appliances etc. not covered
under the guidelines:
The procedure to be followed for procurement of Instruments,

Equipments, Appliances and other necessities for the Hospitals/
Clinics not covered under the guidelines, will be same as that being
followed by the connected Factory to meet its requirement and will be
governed by the directives issued by Ordnance Factory Board from
time to time on the subject.
5. Disposal of unserviceable stores and equipment etc.:
The procedure, periodicity and responsibility connected with disposal

of unserviceable stores, equipment etc. will be governed by the
6. Local purchase of Hospital & Medical stores and equipment etc.:
The requisition, procurement, general procedure, authority and

responsibility connected with local purchase of items concerning the
Hospital and Medical stores and equipment will be governed by the
7. Provision of Hospital diet:
The Hospitals are fully dieted Hospital and all persons who are
entitled for admission will be provided with Hospital diets. Only
persons admitted to Hospital are entitled to Hospital diets. These diets
will be issued until the person is discharged.

connected with Hospital diet and ration stores will be governed by the
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8. Provision of Ambulance Vehicles and patient carrying Vehicles:
The scale of authorisation of Ambulance Vehicles and any other

patient carrying Vehicles, their specification, method of procurement,
periodicity of replacement, authority and responsibility connected with
repair and maintenance etc. will be governed by the directives issued
by Ordnance Factory Board from time to time.
-- sd --
(Kuldip Singh)
Under Secretary to Government of India
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EXPLANATORY INSTRUCTIONS ON ORDNANCE FACTORY MEDICAL REGULATIONS:
List of abbreviations used in this document:
AMC Annual Maintenance Contract LTE Limited Tender Enquiry

BER Beyond Economical Repair MO Medical Officer
CFA Competent Financial Authority MS Medical Store
CP Cash Purchase OFB Ordnance Factory Board
DHS Director of Health Service, OFB OF Ordnance Factory
GM General Manager of the connected Factory OFMR Ordnance Factory Medical Regulations
GS General Store OTE Open Tender Enquiry
I/C In-Charge RC Rate contract
IV Issue Voucher RV Receipt Voucher
IT Information Technology
A. Chapter-I (3) (i): Healthcare
Apart from what has been stipulated in the Regulations, following are clarified:
1. To avail health care from OF Hospitals and health clinics under various provisions of OFMR, employees of
Ordnance Factories, allied establishments and other establishments and their dependent family members
will have to produce proof of identity and proof of entitlement.
2. All the entitled employees and entitled family members will be issued proof of identity and entitlement for
obtaining treatment from the Hospital such as:
1) Individual photo identity card
2) Individual Health Record Book with Photo
3) Any other document as decided to be acceptable by the treating Authority
3. In the absence of such identity data of employee, online information available from administration section
of Factory may be used for this purpose.
4. When a patient already admitted to OF Hospital becomes non-entitled under OFMR due to transfer to
another station, superannuation from service, dismissal, compulsory or voluntary retirement of the
employee, 3 months period completed after death of employee, the patient will be treated as non-entitled
patient on payment of requisite Hospital Stoppage Charges, from the date he/she becomes non-entitled.
B. Chapter-I (3) (ii) (A): The civilian employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment Factories,
their Allied Establishments residing within a radius of 8 Kilometres from the main gate of the Factory
which is to be reckoned by normal route by road, and their families will be governed under Ordnance
Factory Medical Regulations (OFMR) for the purpose of health care.
In this respect following are clarified:

1. Where the Ordnance Factory Hospital gives health care coverage to more than one independent
establishment – Ordnance Factory, allied establishment – the OFMR coverage area will be determined by
the distance calculated on the basis of distance from the main gate of the Factory/Unit in which the
beneficiary is employed.
2. All units have to notify and demarcate the points which are to be considered within the distance of 8
Kilometres for the purpose of OFMR.
C. Chapter-I (3): Definition of Family

1. According to OFMR, the definition of `Family’ will be the same as under CS (MA) Rules. For the sake of
uniformity and to remove the element of ambiguity, the definition of `Family’ under CS (MA) Rules as at
present is explained below.
2. Only family members who fulfill the conditions of the definition of the ‘Family’ and dependency criteria as
given below will be entitled for treatment under OFMR. Non-fulfillment of any of the conditions shall
render the person non-entitled for treatment as ‘Family’.
3. The definition of ‘Family’ involves consideration of the following conditions:
a) Relationship to employee d) Income
b) Whether resides with employee e) Marital status
c) Age f) Other conditions
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i) Spouse:
a. Definition: Means Husband or wife including more than one wife and judicially separated wife
b. Residence: If resides with the employee governed under OFMR, the spouse shall also be entitled for
treatment under OFMR. If resides elsewhere, shall be governed under CS (MA) Rules.
c. Age limit & Income limit: Dependency is independent of income or age limit.
d. Other conditions
i. If the spouse is employed in a State Government, Defence/Railways or Corporation/ Bodies financed
partly/wholly by the Central /State Government, local bodies and private organizations, which provide
Medical services, either husband or wife can claim Medical facilities for self and family from his/her
organisation. A joint declaration is required to be furnished as to who will be preferring the claim.
Such declaration may be changed as often times as the circumstances like promotion, transfer,
resignation, etc. requires.
ii. If judicially separated, pending decision on guardianship, reimbursement for children may be allowed
to either spouse.
iii. If the spouse is in receipt of fixed Medical allowance, the government servant can avail Medical
facilities under Medical Attendance Rules (OFMR/CS (MA) Rules) for himself and members of
family residing with him except for the spouse.
ii) Children:
a. Definition: Means son, daughter including stepchildren, legally adopted children, children taken as wards
b. Residence: If resides with the employee governed under OFMR, the children shall also be entitled for
c. Marital status: Only unmarried son and unmarried or widowed or divorced or separated daughters are
dependent.
d. Age limit: There is no age limit for dependency of daughter. Son shall remain dependent till attains the
age of 25 years. However, there is no age limit if the son is suffering from permanent disability of any
kind be it physical or mental.
e. Income limit: Income should be less than the prescribed limit (given below)
iii) Parents:
a. Definition: Means
i. Father, mother including stepmother but not stepfather.
ii. In case of adoption, only the adoptive and not real parents. If the adoptive father has more than one
wife, only the first wife shall become dependent.
iii. A female employee has a choice to include either her parents or her parents-in-law. Option so
exercised can be changed only once during the service period.
b. Residence:
i. If resides with the employee governed under OFMR, the parents shall also be entitled for treatment
under OFMR. If resides with the rest of the family members in a station other than the employee’s
place of work, shall be governed under CS (MA) Rules.
ii. If does not reside with the employee or the rest of the family as above but resides independently, then
not considered dependent.
c. Marital status & Age limit: Entitlement is independent of marital status or age limit.
d. Income limit: Income should be less than the prescribed limit (given below)
iv) Brother:
a. Residence: If resides with the employee governed under OFMR, the brother shall also be entitled for
b. Marital status: Only unmarried brothers are entitled.
c. Age limit: Brother shall remain entitled till attains the age of 18 years.
d. Income limit: Income should be less than the prescribed limit (given below)
e. Other condition: If any one of the parent is alive and is not dependent then the brother dependent on that
parent becomes part of a separate `Family’ and can not be considered to be dependent of the employee.
v) Sister:
a. Residence: If resides with the employee governed under OFMR, the sister shall also be entitled for
b. Marital status: Only unmarried or widowed or divorced or separated sister are dependent.
c. Age limit: The dependency criteria of sister is independent of age limit.
d. Income limit: Income should be less than the prescribed limit (given below).
e. Other condition: If any one of the parent is alive and is not dependent then the sister dependent on that
parent becomes part of a separate `Family’ and can not be considered to be dependent of the employee.
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1. Income limit: The current income limit is Rs.3,500 per month plus the amount of dearness relief on basic
pension of Rs 3,500 as on the date of consideration. The above income limit includes income from all
sources. Lump sum non-recurring income like CPF benefits, GOI Prize Bonds, Commuted Gratuity,
Insurance benefits etc. should not be regarded as Ìncome’ for this purpose. However, recurring monthly
income from sources such as houses, landholding etc. should be taken into account for the purpose of
assessing income.
2. The above definition of `Family’ is based on the decision of the Govt. as on the date of circulation of this
letter. Future amendment/change, if any, shall have to be incorporated as and when necessary.
3. It may be noted that the units shall have the authority as well as responsibility to make necessary
amendments/changes even without any such communication from Ordnance Factory Board.
4. In order to maintain the uniformity in implementing the above, the Factory administration shall institute a
proper mechanism for re-assessment of the dependency of family members in respect of each of the
employees based on the following information:
a) Name of dependent(s)
b) Relationship
c) Sex
d) Date of Birth
e) Occupation
f) Income
g) Whether resides with employee
h) If no, residential address
i) Marital status
j) Is spouse employed in Central or State Govt/Govt Financed Organisation, Local bodies, Organisation,
providing Medical services/reimbursement?
k) If yes, Designation, Office & address of spouse and whether joint statement enclosed?
5. Subsequent to the above exercise, the Factory administration shall make necessary correction in their
records.
D. Chapter-II: For illness and injuries related to their Factory occupation, apart from provisions under
health care of entitled employees, the employee may also be referred to any private Hospital recognised
under either CGHS or CS (MA) Rules for treatment, if the Medical Officer-in-charge of the Factory
Hospital deems such referral to be essential in the best interest of the patient’s health. Such referrals to
private Hospitals outside the state will require the sanction of Director of Health Services, Ordnance
Factory Board, on the recommendation of Medical Officer-in-charge of the Factory Hospital.

1. Such sanction shall be given by MO I/C Hospital for referrals within the state and by DHS/OFB for
referrals outside the state in the proforma given in Proforma-1. In exceptional circumstances, post-facto
sanction may be sought from DHS/OFB after clearly indicating the reason for not seeking prior sanction.
2. The above sanction shall be applicable only for initial span of immediate treatment of illness/injuries
related to their Factory occupation and not for subsequent treatments or related ailments.
3. Referral to the same or another Hospital for follow-up or subsequent span of treatment shall require fresh
sanction of Director Health Services, Ordnance Factory Board who shall accord such sanction on merit of
the case.
4. All Columns of the proforma are required to be filled up and sent preferably by Facsimile to DHS/OFB for
necessary sanction.
5. The above mentioned referral is to be made under the provisions of OFMR and does not involve CS (MA)
or CGHS Rules or rates.
E. Chapter-III (7): Entitled employees and their entitled family members, when the required facilities for
their health care are not available at Hospitals and clinics, will obtain such facilities under CS (MA) Rules
on the advice of MO attending the patient. In such cases provisions/orders under CS (MA) Rules will be
applicable to them. The Medical Officer-in-charge of the Hospital, may, at his discretion refer the patient
to any other Factory Hospital with requisite facilities for that particular treatment. In addition, under the
above circumstances, entitled employees will also have the choice to avail healthcare from nearest Service
Hospital on payment of necessary charges.

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1. All employees and entitled Family members governed under OFMR shall attend the OF Hospital/Health
Clinics for treatment.
2. Authority to decide on non-availability of a required healthcare facility and refer the patient:
i. As AMA under the provisions of OFMR, all Medical Offices of the Hospital can decide on the non-
availability of required healthcare facility and refer the patient to Medical institutions with required
facility as explained hereinafter.
ii. Approval of MO I/C Hospital is necessary before such referral can be made.
iii. Individual MO of Hospital or Clinics under the Hospital including those attached to dependent factories
do not have the authority to refer patients directly without countersignature of MO I/C Hospital.
iv. All such referrals shall be recorded and suitable procedure will be laid down by MO I/C Hospital to
minimise any delay and inconvenience to patient. The situations where post-facto sanction can be
obtained will also be made clear by MO I/C Hospital.
3. In case of non-availability of the required facility:
i. Same should be endorsed in the treatment document of the patient.
ii. The patient shall be referred to any of the following:
a) Govt. Hospital or Private Hospital Recognised under CS (MA) Rules.
b) Nearest Military Hospital (in case of employee, if he/she chooses so)
c) Another OF Hospital having requisite facility (if the treating MO desires/patient chooses so)
a. Referral to Govt. Hospital or Private Hospital Recognised under CS (MA) Rules in the station and
in case of non-availability, within the district: The patient becomes eligible for availing treatment under
CS (MA) Rules. It may be noted that it is not mandatory for the patient to report the referral Hospital for
becoming eligible for availing treatment under CS (MA) Rules. Under this circumstance, the patient:
i. Can avail treatment from the referral Hospital OR
ii. Can avail of Medical facilities in any of the Hospitals and Diagnostic Centres Recognised under
CGHS or CS (MA) Rules subject to the following conditions-
a) The Permission of the Head of the Dept. (HOD) / Office (HOO) is necessary to avail the specific
treatment/Diagnostic facility in a Hospital / Diagnostic Centre Recognised under CGHS or CS
(MA) Rules, as per the choice of the patient.
b) Permission granted will be strictly for a specific treatment procedure/ investigation and not for
general management except in emergencies.
c) No TA/DA will be admissible for availing Medical facilities from the Hospital/ Diagnostic Centre
of his/her choice.
d) Reimbursement will be limited to the rates fixed by the Govt. under the relevant Rules or the actual
expenditure incurred, whichever is less,
e) Since the permission granted is for specific treatment or investigation, follow up treatment/chronic
treatment is not permissible except under the following currently specified circumstances subject to
permission of HOD/HOO on each occasion:
1) Neurosurgery, 2) Cardiac Surgery including CABG, Coronary Angioplasty & various implants,
3) Cancer Surgery, Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy, 4) Kidney / Organ transplantation, 5) Joint
replacement, 6) Accident case.
f) Advice of the Doctor of the treating Private Hospital for follow-up shall remain valid for first 6
months from the date of completion of initial treatment.
g) Any treatment undertaken in the Hospital other than the one for which permission was granted is
not permitted.
h) Any Medical advice or advice for follow-up for conditions other than the one for which permission
was granted, are not binding on the OF Hospital or Management of the unit.
i) Fresh visit to the Hospital except under the circumstances mentioned above will require issue of
fresh non-availability certificate by OF Hospital and fresh permission by HOD/HOO.
In order to alleviate the inconveniences of the Employees in incurring expenditure towards treatment, individual Units
may decide to institute a system to give an undertaking to those Hospitals in the same station, treatment at which are
ordinarily permitted by the HOD/HOO, to pay the charges as per the rates fixed by the Govt. under the relevant Rules or
the actual expenditure incurred, whichever is less to the Private Recognised Hospital. The specific treatment/ diagnostic
facility permitted, specified charges for the same should also be indicated in such case. Finance/LAO should invariably
be consulted prior to furnishing such undertaking. It should be made clear that any expenditure beyond the rates fixed
by the Govt. under the relevant Rules or any treatment given other than the one for which undertaking was given will be
borne by the patient. Where in emergency etc specific treatment cannot be determined such undertaking be given based
on package based estimate or item-wise estimate provided by the Hospital.
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b. Referral to nearest Military Hospital: Such referral can be made only on the basis of a request from the
patient subject to the condition that:
i. The expenditure incurred shall be borne by the patient and can be claimed for reimbursement under
CS (MA) Rules.
ii. Hospital Stoppage charges payable in case of indoor admission shall be admissible for reimbursement
and 20% of such charges will be reckoned as diet charges.
iii. TA/DA shall be governed under the provisions of OFMR (17)
c. Referral to another OF Hospital: Such referral to OF Hospital either in the same or another station can
be made by the MO I/C Hospital only for specific facility in the Hospital subject to the condition that:
i. Requisite facility is available in that OF Hospital
ii. The receiving Hospital should confirm availability of facility, suitability of patient to undergo the
procedure, appointment for the procedure etc before the patient is referred.
iii. Such referral to OF Hospitals outside the State will require sanction of DHS/OFB, preferably before
the referral is made. However, in exceptional circumstances, post-facto sanction may be sought after
clearly indicating the reason for not seeking prior sanction.
iv. TA/DA shall be governed under the provisions of OFMR (17)
4. Validity of Non-availability Certificate/referral:
i. The period of validity of Non-availability certificate/referral varies due to different circumstances of
non-availability of required facility and need to be stated clearly. Few circumstances are given below
for compliance:
Sl Circumstance Period of validity

1. Emergency 01 day
2. Temporary non availability due to The expected period of temporary non-
temporary absence of specialist, break availability if the facility is required for the
down of equipment patient within the period
3. Non-emergent routine investigation or 1 week to maximum 1 month depending on
investigation required urgently for the urgency.
treatment
ii. If the patient has not used Non-availability certificate/referral within the period of validity but still
needs the facility which is not available in the Ordnance Factory Hospital will be given fresh Non-
availability certificate/referral or the same Non-availability certificate/referral can be revalidated for a
further period.
iii. The period of validity of Non-availability certificate/referral is further subject to known events which
would render the patient non-entitled such as superannuation.
iv. A system to indicate the validity period in the referral may be instituted by each OF Hospital.
F. Chapter-III (8): During leave or temporary duty at an outstation the employees will obtain health care
from Factory Hospital/Health Clinics in the outstation. In case there is no Health Clinic/Factory Hospital
in the outstation or where Health Clinic/Factory Hospital exists but is situated beyond 8 kilometers from
the place of stay of the employee at the outstation, CS (MA) Rules will be applicable to them.

1. Since OFMR does not make distinction between employees covered under different schemes – OFMR, CS
(MA) Rules, CGHS – in the station where they are posted, all such employees would be eligible for health
care under the above regulation.
2. Such treatment would involve establishment of identity and entitlement of the patient as on date through
production of valid permanent identity card of the employee, Family identification card, Health record
book of the individual etc.
3. When these are not available, MO I/C Hospital may permit treatment if he/she is satisfied with the identity
and entitlement of the patient.
4. Even where Health Clinic/Factory Hospital is situated beyond 8 kilometers from the place of stay of the
employee at the outstation, the employee can be admitted to Factory Hospital as non-entitled patient on
payment of Hospital stoppages as applicable for the employees of the Ordnance Factories covered under
CS (MA) Rules.
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G. Chapter-III (9): The family members of an entitled employee, who are staying at a place other than the
duty station of the employee for whatsoever reason, either temporarily or permanently, and who fulfill the
conditions for ‘family’ under CS (MA) Rules while staying at a place other than the duty station of the
employee, will receive health care from Estate Health Clinic /Factory Hospital in the station. In case there
is no Estate Health Clinic or Factory Hospital or where Estate Health Clinic/Factory Hospital exists but is
situated beyond 8 kilometers from the place of stay at outstation, CS (MA) Rules will be applicable to them
for obtaining healthcare at outstation.

1. Such treatment would involve establishment of identity and entitlement of the patient, as on date, on
production of valid Family identification card, Health record book of the individual etc. When these are not
available, MO I/C Hospital may permit treatment if he is satisfied with the identity and entitlement of the
patient.
2. Where family member/s are required to stay for prolonged periods in the outstation, a representation of the
employee forwarded through the administrative section of the parent unit to the MO I/C treating Hospital
will be required with copy to the family member/s concerned.
3. Even where Health Clinic/Factory Hospital is situated beyond 8 kilometers from the place of stay, the
entitled family member can be admitted to Factory Hospital as non-entitled patient on payment of Hospital
stoppages as applicable for the employees of the Ordnance Factories governed under CS (MA) Rules.
H. Chapter-III (10): When treatment obtained by entitled employees and their entitled family members in
case of Medical emergencies is not authorised under OFMR, CS (MA) Rules will be applicable to them for
obtaining reimbursement of the expenses towards such emergency treatment.

1. Employees and their entitled family members are covered under OFMR or CS (MA) Rules for availing
Medical facilities. Provisions for availing Medical facility in the station and outside the station exist.
2. There is no provision available for any employee or entitled family member to go to any private Hospital
on his/her own without following the laid down procedure, except in case of emergency situation.
3. Èmergency’ shall mean any condition or symptom resulting from any cause, arising suddenly and
unexpectedly and if not treated immediately, may prove to be detrimental to the health of the patient or will
jeopardize the life of the patient. Some examples: Road traffic accidents, other types of accidents, acute
heart attack etc.
4. Under such conditions, the patient or the person/s on the spot may use their discretion for taking treatment
in the nearest and suitable private Hospital in case no Government or recognised Hospital is available
nearer than the private Hospital
5. The Controlling Authority will decide on the merits of the case whether it was a case of real emergency
necessitating admission in a private institution.
6. In order to ensure objectivity, consistency and transparency in deciding such cases the following
parameters are to be examined and recorded:
i. Place of falling ill
ii. The name and address of the Hospital in which admitted
iii. Nature of the Hospital – Govt.., Private Recognised, Private unrecognised etc
iv. Distance between the place of falling ill and the Hospital
v. Whether any Govt. Hospital is situated closer to the private Hospital from the place of falling ill
vi. If yes, reasons for not attending the same
vii. Date and time of onset of symptom
viii. Date and time of admission
ix. Time interval between time of onset of symptom and admission
x. Admitted through OPD service/emergency service.
xi. Admitted to an ICU bed or general bed or cabin bed.
xii. Nature of symptom/complaint, details of accident etc
xiii. Whether any emergency certificate has been issued by the private Hospital
xiv. If yes, whether the same has been enclosed
xv. Whether discharge summary given by the private Hospital enclosed.
xvi. Clinical findings at the time of admission.
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(MO shall note and critically evaluate the findings such as Pulse. BP, Respiration, Temperature, level of
consciousness, convulsive feature, Urine output, feature of shock, Extent of external wound, Extent of active
bleeding, Extent of Chest pain or pain in other parts of the body etc.)
xvii. Provisional diagnosis
xviii. Final diagnosis
xix. List of Emergency medicines used immediately after admission.
xx. Type of surgical/diagnostic procedures undertaken immediately after admission
I. Chapter-III (13): Employees and entitled family members governed under OFMR, desiring to obtain
health care under indigenous system of medicine, may be permitted to obtain the same as per CS (MA)
Rules. Permission from the Medical Officer-in-charge of the Ordnance Factory Hospital has to be obtained
so that treatment for the same ailment is not taken simultaneously in more than one system of medicine.

1. The permission granted for treatment under indigenous system of medicine is for only a particular illness of
a particular beneficiary. Patient can not take simultaneous treatment under more than one system of
medicine for the particular illness for which permission was granted. However, the patient is eligible to
obtain treatment under OFMR for other illness.
2. The MO I/C Hospital can grant permission for treatment under indigenous system of medicine subject to
the following conditions:
i. A written request, as per Proforma-2, shall be submitted by the patient seeking permission for
treatment under indigenous system of medicine.
ii. An undertaking is included in that request to the effect that simultaneous treatment under more than one
system will not be availed by the patient.
iii. The request will be scrutinized for confirmation of the disease condition.
3. The patient shall produce treatment completion certificate under indigenous system of medicine for
availing further treatment from the OF Hospital
J. Chapter-III (14): The Medical Officer-in-charge of the Factory Hospital may call a local qualified
Specialist Private Medical Practioner or a Central/State Govt. Specialist Medical Officer to attend out-
patients and in-patients in the Factory Hospital. The consultation fee for out-patient and in-patient
consultation will be paid at the rate fixed by the Govt. for such purpose from time to time.

1. Specialist shall mean a Medical Doctor having post-graduate Degree or Diploma recognised under Indian
Medical Council Act, 1956.
2. The MO I/C Hospital shall decide other issues regarding suitability of the Doctor in rendering services in
OF Hospital based on criteria like experience, availability etc.
3. This facility shall be available only in Allopathy System.
4. Ordinarily, the OF Hospitals shall be authorised to utilise the services of Specialists in the following
disciplines for periodical out-patient consultation:
a. General Medicine h. Orthopaedics
b. General Surgery i. Ophthalmology
c. Anaesthesiology j. Oto-Rhino-Laryngology (ENT)
d. Radiology k. Dermatology
e. Pathology l. Psychiatrist
f. Gynaecology & Obstetrics m. Dentist
g. Paediatrics n. Physical Medicine
5. Engagement of more than one Specialist in one discipline for periodical out-patient consultation is not
ordinarily permitted. Such engagement shall require approval of DHS which shall be accorded on the merit
of the case and on the basis of information/justification furnished by the OF Hospital in favour of utilising
the service of more than one Specialist in one discipline.
6. For in-door consultation/procedure/treatment, services of Specialist of any discipline may be utilised
according to necessity.
7. Inclusion of other disciplines shall require approval of DHS which shall be accorded on the merit of the
case and on the basis of information/justification furnished by the OF Hospital in favour of utilising the
service of Specialists in other disciplines.
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8. Engagement of more than one Specialist in one discipline is permitted, even if a Specialist of the same
discipline is available in the Hospital, if the MO I/C is convinced about such necessity and such
engagement can be sufficiently justified.
K. Chapter-IV (18): Civilian employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment Factories, their
Allied Establishments who are governed under CS (MA) Rules, may be given treatment from the Factory
Hospital and Clinic as out patient for minor ailments while on duty. They may also be admitted to Factory
Hospital as non-entitled patients for emergencies while on duty and other illness. Such admissions will be
regulated in the same manner and subject to the same conditions as for other non-entitled personnel.

1. Treatment as out patient for minor ailment while on duty means the following
i. Any short term illness which does not result in employee becoming unfit for duty and which requires
out patient treatment for only a few days.
ii. Such treatment will be given only for fit employees attending duty.
iii. Treatment will be restricted to a short period, say 3 days at a time.
iv. No outside prescriptions/orders for investigations/Medical opinion etc. will be entertained.
v. No referral facility will be provided.
vi. Medicines ordinarily available in the Hospitals shall be given, purchase of medicines is not authorised.
vii. No treatment for chronic illness will be provided.
viii. Such employees will be entitled for a periodical health check-up as part of occupational health care
under Chapter II of OFMR. Any disease detected during such check-up will be investigated till
diagnosis is established. However, the treatment has to be obtained as per CS (MA) Rules.
ix. Such treatment will not be provided to family members of the employees
x. Employees governed under CS (MA) Rules and their family members can avail treatment from OF
Hospitals as non-entitled patients on paying prescribed charges.
2. Such employees desiring to avail full fledged facilities as outdoor patient can avail the same on payment of
prescribed monthly token charges subject to the condition that charges for one year shall be payable at a
time. However:
i. They will also remain eligible for Medical facilities under CS (MA) Rules.
ii. Their claims for reimbursement of Medical expenditure will be routed through Hospital to certify the
employee has not availed the treatment for which claim is preferred from Factory Hospital / Health
Clinic.
iii. Family members of such employees are not entitled for such preferential treatment.
iv. For availing treatment as indoor patients, such employees shall be charged at rates fixed for them.
L. Chapter-IV (21): Treatment of employees of Defence Accounts Department & Kendriya Vidyalaya
Sangathan: Those employees of the above establishments residing within a distance of 8 kilometers of the
Factory main gate and their entitled family members are also entitled for out-patient health care from
Factory Hospitals and Health Clinics.

1. The extent of the out-patient health care to be provided will be at par with and will include all services that
are provided to the entitled employees and their dependent family members.
2. For indoor treatment, Hospital Stoppage charges shall be recovered at prescribed rates.
M. Chapter-IV (22): Contract Labourers: The labourers employed at the Factory by the contractors, may
be given treatment in case of emergencies and minor ailments as out-patients as given to the non-entitled
persons, at the Factory Hospital/ Health Clinics to the extent the facilities are available. In case of injuries
related to their work at the Factory, they will be entitled to free treatment at the Factory Hospital/Health
Clinic to the extent facilities are available.

1. They will be entitled for out-door and in-door treatment as non-entitled patients at OF Hospitals on
payment of Hospital stoppages at the rates prescribed for them.
2. Family members of contract labourers are not eligible for such preferential treatment and will be treated as
other non entitled patients.
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3. Contractors and their staff are not entitled to free Medical attendance and treatment facilities. They and
their family members may be treated in Hospitals and health clinics as non-entitled patients and charged
accordingly.
4. In case of injuries related to their work at the Factory, the facilities would include free Ambulance transport
to any other Hospital at a reasonable distance chosen by the contractor or the patient in consultation with
the Hospital.
N. Chapter-IV (23): Apprentices: The apprentices undergoing training at the Factory, during their training
period, will be entitled for treatment as given to industrial employees according to the provisions of the
scheme for training of apprentices in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment Factories under the apprentices
Act, 1961 as amended from time to time. For injuries arising out of and in the course of training as an
apprentice, the apprentice will be entitled to healthcare as given to the employees in such conditions.

1. The family members of apprentices are not entitled.
2. For injuries arising out of and in the course of training as an apprentice, the apprentice will be entitled to
healthcare as given to the employees in such conditions as under chapter II of OFMR.
3. The Medical facilities to apprentices for illness/ injuries other than injuries arising out of and in the course
of training as an apprentice will be same as is provided to the employees under OFMR or CS (MA) Rules,
as applicable.
O. Chapter-IV (24): Medical Officer-in-charge of the Factory Hospital may permit admission of non-entitled
persons to the Hospital, subject to availability of beds and payment of the prescribed Hospital stoppages.
Medical facilities will be provided only to the extent available in the Hospital. Charges of facilities availed
from other sources in the absence of requisite facilities in the Factory Hospital, including purchase of
drugs normally not available in the Hospital will be borne by the patient. If the non-entitled person
admitted to Factory Hospital as above is a non-entitled relative of an entitled employee, the Hospital
stoppage charges will be borne by the employee. In the other cases, Hospital stoppage charges will be
recovered direct from the non-entitled patient or the person on whom the patient is dependent.

1. The permission of MO I/C Hospital are mandatory for admission of non-entitled persons.
2. Non-entitled patients can only be accepted for in patient or out patient treatment or investigation at the
Hospital after due registration with the Hospital is completed except in situations of grave urgency.
3. For outdoor treatment, the following procedure shall be adopted:
a. The patient shall report to the OPD Registration Counter or Emergency and shall follow the advice
given thereafter.
b. Hospital Office will collect registration and consultation fees and issue receipt. Hospital Office will also
issue OPD chit for consultation marked ‘NE’ for consultation. The patient will report to Hospital Office
after completion of consultation. The Hospital Office will collect charges for all items as per
prescription and issue a receipt.
c. The MO I/C Hospital can suitably modify the system according to local requirement.
d. On production of receipt from Hospital Office, investigations shall be carried out and medicines to be
issued to the patient. The prescription will remain with the patient.
4. For indoor treatment, the following procedure shall be adopted:
a. After consultation as above, if the patient is advised admission, he/she will report to Hospital Office.
b. Hospital Office will obtain permission of MO I/C Hospital and collect prescribed advance amount or
bond from a serving employee.
c. On production of cash receipt or clearance from Hospital Office, admission papers shall be prepared and
the patient may be admitted.
d. The MO I/C Ward and Senior Nurse I/C Ward will ensure that any further necessary payments are
made, if the advance is exhausted.
e. Patients may be referred to other Hospitals in case the facility is not available in the Ordnance Factory
Hospital.
f. The MO I/C Hospital can suitably modify the system according to local requirement.
5. Inability to recover necessary charges for treatment rendered to non-entitled patients shall be treated
according to instructions and delegated powers of the MO I/C Hospital.
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P. Chapter-V (25): The Factories will ensure round the clock availability of Ambulance Vehicles at the
Hospitals and Health Clinics as per statutory requirement under the Factories Act as well as functional
requirement of the Factory/Hospital.

1. The Factory Authority, in consultation with the MO I/C Hospital shall define the minimum number of
Ambulance Vehicles to be available at designated points within the Factory to meet the above requirement.
2. Necessary action has to be taken to ensure availability of such number of Ambulance Vehicles. If
necessary, hiring of Ambulance Vehicle may be resorted to.
3. The MO I/C Hospital will decide about minimum ‘Availability of Ambulance’ in the Hospital to meet the
requirement and should define the same for guidance of Medical Officers, Staff & others.
4. The same shall be applicable for Patient Carrying Vehicles.
Q. Chapter-V (26) (A) for entitled patients: Whenever the patient’s condition warrants provision of
Ambulance Vehicle in the interest of the health of the patient, for journey to and/ or from Factory Hospital
or any Hospital/Diagnostic Centre authorised for the treatment of the patient, Ambulance Vehicle will be
provided. Under the above circumstances, if the Ambulance Vehicle cannot be provided for any reason and
a certificate to that effect is issued by MO attending the patient, Ambulance charges incurred would be
reimbursed to the extent admissible under CS (MA) Rules.

1. Ambulance will be used for transport of non-ambulatory patients who are admitted or require admission.
2. Ambulance Vehicles will ordinarily be provided
i. To bring such a patient to Hospital such patients who will generally be admitted. If admission is refused
or patient is only an out patient then the user will be charged at rates fixed for use of Ambulance
Vehicles by non-entitled patients.
ii. To take such an in-patient from OF Hospital to another Hospital on transfer.
iii. To carry discharged patients from OF Hospital to home if the patient is not ambulant such as paralysed,
lower limb fracture etc.
iv. To transfer patients discharged from referral Hospitals, if the patient is non-ambulant and requires
admission OF Hospital or to return home, subject to availability, based on the defined policy of the OF
Hospital. When not available patient will avail the Ambulance facilities of the referral Hospital and
claim reimbursement of the Ambulance charges based on the required certificate.
3. Ambulance Vehicle can also be provided under other circumstances at the discretion of MO I/C Hospital.
4. Ambulance Vehicles will not be provided for:
i. Out patients to come to Hospital or go from Hospital.
ii. Ambulant patients even if discharged or transferred from or to Hospital
iii. Transporting dead body except in cases where the death takes place during the course of transfer of the
patient in the Ambulance Vehicle.
5. Ambulance will not be ordinarily used for transporting ambulant patients, out patients. Patient Carrying
Vehicle may be utilised for such purpose.
6. ‘Availability of Ambulance’ means presence of minimum number of Ambulance vehicle with driver at
required locations during the entire time expected to be taken by the Ambulance to return after completing
the trip. The MO I/C Hospital will decide about minimum ‘Availability of Ambulance’ and publish the
same for guidance of MOs and staff.
R. Chapter-V (26) (B) for entitled patients: Movement of Ambulance Vehicle is not usually permitted
outside the limits of the Station/City/Municipality. Such movement may be permitted in exceptional
circumstances when the required facilities are not available in the station and there is no other suitable
mode of transport that can transfer the patient to the destination Hospital with required facilities
without endangering the life of the patient or aggravating the health of the patient. Such movement will
be subject to the approval of the Medical Officer-in-charge of the Hospital.

1. MO treating the patient will seek the approval of MO I/C Hospital giving details of the in-patient and the
necessity to provide Ambulance transport.
2. Such approval should preferably be obtained prior to transfer of the patient by Ambulance.
3. Same clause shall be applicable for Patient Carrying Vehicle.
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S. Chapter-V (26) (A) for non-entitled patients: Whenever the condition of a non-entitled patient warrants
provision of Ambulance Vehicle, in the interest of the health of the patient, for admission to a referral
Hospital, Ambulance Vehicle may be provided free of cost.

1. The above provision of Ambulance Vehicle to non-entitled patients free of cost will be resorted to only in
case of non-ambulant patients admitted to OF Hospital and transferred as emergency/life saving measure.
2. MO treating the patient will seek the approval of MO I/C Hospital giving details of the in-patient and the
necessity to provide Ambulance transport.
3. Such approval should preferably be obtained prior to transfer of the patient by Ambulance.
T. Chapter-V (26) (B) for non-entitled patients: In other circumstances, use of Ambulance Vehicle within
the limits of the station/City/Municipality can be provided to a non-entitled person subject to the
availability of Ambulance Vehicle and approval of the Medical Officer-in-charge. Such use of Ambulance
Vehicles should not be permitted compromising the availability of Ambulance Vehicle for the entitled
patients. Ambulance Charges at the rate of Rs 8/- per kilometre should be recovered from the patient.

1. Availability of Ambulance will be based on the defined policy of the OF Hospital.
2. All the conditions of provision of Ambulance as applicable to entitled patients will also apply to non-
entitled patients.
3. Necessary charges for such usage shall be recovered and other terms & conditions are required to be
fulfilled for such usage.
U. Chapter-V (26) for Paramedical Personnel: Paramedical personnel is permitted to use the Ambulance
Vehicles for the purpose of attending emergent cases during off hours, for journey from their residence to
Hospital and vice versa, when ordered by MO attending the patient.

1. Whenever available, patient carrying Vehicles will be used for this purpose.
2. The use will be supported by entries in call register.
V. Chapter-V (27) (A): Hospital stoppage charges will be recovered at prescribed rates in respect of patients
admitted to Factory Hospital.

1. Collection of Hospital Stoppage Charges (HSR):
a. For Employees working in Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments, DSC dependent on the Hospital
and their entitled family members:
i. Monthly Hospital stoppage rolls will be prepared and forwarded to the respective administrative
authorities for effecting recoveries with copy to local accounts office.
ii. Their acknowledgements to be obtained and maintained for audit
b. In respect of all other cases of entitled patients admitted to Hospital and non entitled patients undergoing
out-door or in-door treatment:
i. All charges will be collected only in cash unless specified otherwise.
ii. In case of in-patient treatment an advance deposit will be collected as indicated below:
Category Quantum of advance Remarks

Entitled patients and HSR for estimated days of If the non-entitled patient is related to
non-entitled patients admission subject to a minimum a serving employee and not able to pay
with fixed daily HSR of HSR for 05 days advance, a suitable bond by the
Other non-entitled If package rate exists, full package serving employee to clear all dues
patients rate. Otherwise Rs 2,000 before discharge.
iii. At the time of discharge, dues, if any, would be collected and refunds, if any, would be made.
iv. For unplanned discharges/transfers, the refunds, if any, would be made on the next working day.
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2. Collection of payments by Hospital:
a. The MO I/C shall be responsible for instituting a system and detail necessary manpower for collection
of cash.
b. Hospital office will be responsible for collecting all cash payments made in Hospital including HSR of
in-patients, out patients, any other charges.
c. Arrangement for collection of cash outside working hours of the Hospital office will also be made by
the MO I/C Hospital.
d. Payment can be received only in cash unless specified otherwise. Payment by any other means will not
be accepted.
e. The collected cash shall be dealt as per the provisions of cash handling instruction and relevant
guidelines issued from time to time.
f. The revenue so collected shall be deposited in the consolidated fund of the Govt. of India.
3. Accounting & Audit: Introduction of above procedures will lead to generation of substantial cash
transactions which will be dealt with by the Of Hospitals. In this context, following procedures are
enunciated:
a. All cash receipts in connection with other transactions will be dealt by OF Hospitals. MO I/C will be
responsible for collection of cash and proper accounting thereof. For managing the cash handling at the
OF Hospitals, MO I/C may detail suitable staff at hospital offices. In this regard, the under mentioned
instruction shall be followed:
1) For this purpose, hospital offices will maintain a Cash book in appropriate format. At the end of
each working day balance held in Hospital cash book will be denuded by transferring the sum to
the Main Cash Book maintained at Factory Cash Office.
2) Cash receipts generated by OF Hospitals shall be credited to code head Misc. Receipts–802/01,
UCC–‘08’.
3) In respect of advances accepted by the Hospital, there may be cases of refund. In all such cases,
based on appropriate clearance issued by MO I/C Hospital, claims for refund will be admitted by
the Factory Cash office.
b. At the end of each month, MO I/C shall personally verify the entries in the Hospital Cash Book and
satisfy himself that all the sums received during the month have appropriately been credited to the
Consolidated Fund of India. MO I/C will also record the result of such inspection.
c. The above documents will be brought under the audit ambit of Local Audit. The criteria prescribed for
audit of cash books shall apply in respect of these documents, viz. one month detailed audit, half yearly
etc.
d. The whole system may be instituted in active consultation and co-ordination with the cash office of the
connected Factory.
W. Chapter-V (27) (E): In case of admission for accepting small family norms like vasectomy/tubectomy/
IUCD and management of any post acceptance complications, as a part of National Health Programme, no
Hospital stoppage will be recovered.

1. This provision shall be applicable in case of non-entitled patients also.
X. Chapter-V (28): The recovery rates in respect of Hospital Stoppage, Ambulance Charges etc. shall be
revised periodically, preferably each year, through a duly constituted Board of Officers including a
Finance representative.
In compliance with the above provisions, necessary instruction is given below:
A. Ambulance Vehicle Charges:

1. Charges for use of Ambulance Vehicles by non-entitled patients shall be as under:
a) For Non-Air Conditioned Ambulance Vehicles: Rs.8/- (Rupees Eight) per Kilometre or Rs.60/- per
hour, whichever is higher, subject to a minimum amount of Rs.100/- (Rupees One hundred) per trip.
b) For Air Conditioned Ambulance Vehicles: Rs.10/- (Rupees Ten) per Kilometre or Rs.100/- per hour,
whichever is higher, subject to a minimum amount of Rs.125/- (Rupees One hundred twenty five) per
trip.
2. The distance shall be calculated on the basis of total journey undertaken from the Hospital or place where
the Ambulance Vehicle is stationed to the destination and back.
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3. Terms and conditions of Payment:
a) If the destination is known, an amount arrived at after calculating the total distance (from and back to
the Hospital or the place of installation of the Ambulance Vehicle) multiplied by the prescribed rate
plus a refundable security deposit of Rs.500/- (Five hundred rupees) shall be deposited in cash with the
Hospital in advance. Furthermore:
i. The Security deposit shall be adjusted against any additional journey performed by the Ambulance
Vehicle.
ii. Any damage to the Ambulance Vehicle or any of the Equipments/instruments attributable to the
patient/patient party has to be adjusted against the security deposit.
iii. In case the damage is beyond the Security deposit, additional payment has to be made by the non-
entitled patient
b) If the destination is not known, an amount of Rs.1000/- (One thousand rupees) shall be deposited in
cash with the Hospital in advance. Furthermore:
i. The final amount shall be adjusted against the advance according the actual distance travelled by the
Ambulance Vehicle.
ii. Any damage to the Ambulance Vehicle or any of the Equipments/ instruments attributable to the
patient/patient party has to be adjusted against the deposit.
iii. In case the damage is beyond the deposit, additional payment has to be made by the non-entitled
patient
4. In case of use of Ambulance Vehicle by a non-entitled patient who not in a position to make necessary
advance payment and is related to a serving employee, the journey may be allowed on execution of
suitable bond by the serving employee to the effect that he/she stands surety to make the payment in cash
not beyond the next working day.
5. The above rates are applicable to all Ambulance Vehicles whether departmental or hired.
B. Hospital Stoppage Charges:

1. Hospital stoppage rates for Indoor treatment:
a) Entitled patients:
1. All employees working in Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments dependent on the Hospital
(whether entitled under OFMR or CS (MA) Rules) and admitted for occupation related illness/ injuries
(Chapter II)
2. Entitled employees working in Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments dependent on the Hospital
and their entitled family members (6, 15)
3. Personnel of Defence Security Corps and Service Personnel attached to Ordnance Factories & Allied
Establishments dependent on the Hospital and their families. (20)
4. Apprentices working in Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments dependent on the Hospital (23)
5. Contract Labourers working in Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments dependent on the Hospital
only for injuries related to their work at the factories (22)
6. Employees working in other Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments not dependent on the Hospital,
during leave or temporary duty (8) staying within OFMR coverage area of the Hospital
7. Entitled family members of entitled employees working in other Ordnance Factories/Allied
Establishments not dependent on the Hospital, staying within OFMR coverage area of the Hospital (9).
8. Employees of OFB and other OFB formations (19)
9. Office of Principal Controller of Accounts (Fys.), Office of the Principal Director of Audit and Test
Audit Party on temporary duty to the Factory. (19)
The rate of Hospital stoppage for the above categories shall be as under, subject to other terms and
conditions mentioned in OFMR:
Gazetted Officers Rs.10/- per day
Employees other than Gazetted Officers Rs.5/- per day
b) Non-entitled patients:
10. Category-I:
i. Family members of employees who are staying at a place other than the duty station of the
employee (9)
ii. Employees working in Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments dependent on the Hospital but
governed under CS (MA) Rules (18)
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iii. Employees of Defence Accounts Department and Kendriya Vidyalalya Sanghatan attached to
Ordnance Factories & Allied Establishments dependent on the Hospital and their entitled family
members. (21)
The rate of Hospital stoppage for the persons mentioned under Category-I shall be as under, subject
to other terms and conditions mentioned in OFMR:
Gazetted Officers Rs.20/- per day

Employee other than Gazetted Officers Rs.10/- per day
11. Category-II:
i. Contract Labourers, not their family members, working in Ordnance Factories/ Allied
Establishments dependent on the Hospital for illness/injuries other than for injuries related to their
work at the factories.
ii. People, not their family members, living or working in the OF Estate in connection with work
related with but not directly involving Govt. service like servants, canteen staff, WWA staff etc.
iii. Non-entitled relatives of entitled employees like married daughter, son, grand children,
grandparents, in-laws etc.
The rate of Hospital stoppage for the persons mentioned under Category-II shall be as under, subject
to other terms and conditions mentioned in OFMR:
50% of the Hospital stoppage chargeable for patients under Category-III below, except that
medicines which will be charged at MRP (not 50% of MRP)
12. Category-III:
i. All other non-entitled patients, not falling under any of the above mentioned categories, shall be
charged at the following rates, subject to other terms and conditions mentioned in OFMR:
At Ordnance Factory Hospitals situated in At Ordnance Factory Hospitals situated in Stations

Stations with specific classification for HRA unclassified for HRA
Package rate, in the absence of which, item-wise 80% of the package rate, in the absence of which, 80%
rate fixed for General Ward patients by CGHS for of item-wise rate fixed for General Ward patients by
the CGHS city with corresponding classification CGHS for the CGHS city with lowest classification
a) Where no CGHS rate is available, the same should be decided by MO I/C Hospital based on the
recommendations of a Standing Committee of the Hospital based on actuals and other parameters.
However, OFB may fix common rates for such items.
b) If accommodation is provided in Special Ward/Officers’ Ward the Hospital stoppage rates will be
higher than the above rates by 25%.
c) No separate diet charge shall be levied.
d) Medicines shall be charged at Maximum Retail Price (MRP), if the same is not included in the
package
2. Charges for Out-door treatment and Investigations:

a) Following categories shall be provided out-door treatment and investigation facilities free of cost:
1. All employees working in Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments dependent on the Hospital
(whether entitled under OFMR or CS (MA) Rules) for occupation related illness/ injuries (Chapter II)
2. Entitled employees working in Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments dependent on the Hospital
and their entitled family members (6, 15)
3. Employees working in Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments dependent on the Hospital who are
governed under CS (MA) Rules, for minor ailments while on duty (18)
4. Personnel of Defence Security Corps and Service Personnel attached to Ordnance Factories & Allied
Establishments dependent on the Hospital and their families. (20)
5. Apprentices working in Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments dependent on the Hospital (23)
6. Contract Labourers working in Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments dependent on the Hospital
only for injuries related to their work at the factories (22)
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7. Employees working in other Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments not dependent on the Hospital,
during leave or temporary duty (8) staying within OFMR coverage area of the Hospital
8. Entitled family members of entitled employees working in other Ordnance Factories/Allied
Establishments not dependent on the Hospital, staying within OFMR coverage area of the Hospital.
9. Employees of OFB and other OFB formations (19)
10. Office of Principal Controller of Accounts (Fys.), Office of the Principal Director of Audit and Test
Audit Party on temporary duty to the Factory dependent on the Hospital. (19)
11. Employees of Defence Accounts Department and Kendriya Vidyalalya Sanghatan attached to
Ordnance Factories & Allied Establishments dependent on the Hospital and their entitled family
members. (21)
b) Regular outdoor treatment of Employees working in Ordnance Factories/Allied Establishments

dependent on the Hospital who are governed under CS (MA) Rules:
1. They shall be charged at the rate of Rs.50/- per month subject to the condition that charges for one
complete year shall be payable at a time during such registration.
2. Family members of employees will not be entitled for this benefit.
3. They will also remain eligible for availing Medical facilities under CS (MA) Rules. However, their
claims for reimbursement of Medical expenditure shall be routed through Hospital to certify that the
employee has not availed the treatment for which the claim is preferred from Factory Hospital/health
clinic
c) Outdoor consultation and treatment of contract Labourers working in Ordnance Factories/Allied

Establishments dependent on the Hospital and People living or working in the OF Estate in connection
with work related with but not directly involving Govt. service like servants, canteen staff, WWA staff
etc.:
1. They shall be eligible for free consultation on payment of charges at the rate of Rs.25/- per month
subject to the condition that charges for six months shall be payable at a time during such registration.
2. They will also be eligible to free minor treatment will be similar to that eligible for Employees
governed under CS (MA) Rules. Investigations etc will be charged at 50% of the Hospital stoppage
chargeable for ‘other’ non-entitled patients, as mentioned (under Para-d) below. Medicines other than
that for minor treatment will be charged at MRP.
3. Appropriate system shall be instituted for verification and establishment of identity.
4. Family members shall not be entitled for this benefit. Such family members shall be treated as other
non-entitled patients.
d) For other non-entitled patients:

1. Consultation charges, treatment procedures and investigations shall be charged item-wise at the
following rates:
Ordnance Factory Hospitals situated in Stations with Ordnance Factory Hospitals situated in Stations
specific classification for HRA unclassified for HRA
Item-wise rate fixed for General Ward patients by 80% of item-wise rate fixed for General Ward
CGHS for the CGHS city with corresponding patients by CGHS for the CGHS city with
classification lowest classification
2. Where no CGHS rate is available, the same should be decided by Medical Officer-in-charge of the
Hospital on the recommendations of a Standing Committee of the Hospital based on actuals and other
parameters. However, OFB may also fix common rates for such items.
3. When the patient attends OPD for the first time for a particular episode of illness consultation charges
for first visit will apply.
4. For subsequent consultations in continuation for the same illness, the charges for revisit/subsequent
visit will apply, provided the patient brings the OPD slip issued on the first occasion.
5. Medicines shall be charged at Maximum Retail Price (MRP)
6. Issue of Medical Certificates (of any type) will be charged @Rs.30/- in addition to item wise charges
for consultation, investigations etc.
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Y. Chapter-VI (1 to 7): Hospital stores, equipment and diet

A. Store Management Policy of Ordnance Factory Hospital: This policy shall apply to Stores and
Equipments required for functioning of the Ordnance Factory Hospitals and will cover:
a) Requisition, procurement, general procedure and responsibility connected with:
a. Medical Stores and Equipments
b. General Hospital Stores and Equipments
c. Diet and Ration store
b) General procedure, authority and responsibility connected with repair of instruments, Equipments,
appliances etc
c) Disposal of unserviceable Stores and Equipment etc
d) Requisition, procurement, general procedure, authority and responsibility connected with local purchase
of items concerning the Hospital and Medical Stores and Equipments
e) Provision of Ambulance Vehicles and any other patient carrying Vehicles, their specification, method of
procurement, periodicity of replacement, authority and responsibility connected with repair and
maintenance etc
Issues not covered under this policy may be dealt with according to guidelines or instructions issued by OFB
from time to time regarding material management and store management.
1) Organisation of Hospital Stores:

a. Classification of Hospital Stores: The Hospital Stores are classified into two types:
a) Capital Equipment: Capital Equipment are such items of Medical or general Stores which are
procured under Capital Budget of the Factory. Capital Stores are to be held in the Block Register of
the connected Factory. Hospital holds the items.
b) Revenue Stores and Equipment: Revenue Stores and Equipment are such items of Medical or
general Stores which are purchased under Revenue Budget of the Factory. Revenue Stores and
Equipment are held in the accounts of the Hospital. The revenue Stores of the Hospital are classified
further as follows:
1. Consumables: Includes items which are consumed during their use (e.g., drugs, stationery, lab
reagents, sanitary items like soap) and disposables.
2. Expendable Stores: Includes non-consumable items which are not durable or are fragile in nature,
require to be replaced frequently and are of low value. The following items are examples of
expendable Stores:
Nature of goods Examples

Rubber goods Reusable gloves, ice bags, hot water bags, etc
Ceramic goods Nelson inhalers, etc
Enamel ware Irrigation cans, trays, basins, etc
Surgical Minor surgical instruments
Plastic goods Buckets, mugs, waste paper baskets, etc
Glassware Thermometer, etc
Crockery Plates, dishes, cups and saucers etc
Metal ware Minor kitchenware, spoons etc
Linen All items of linen
3. Non-Expendable Stores: These are relatively high value items and are durable with significant life
period. These include high value instruments, Equipment, furniture, etc
b. Hospital Store Department: Ordnance Factory Hospitals will have two store departments:
a) Medical Store (MS): MS deals with all Medical Stores of the Hospital.
b) General Store (GS): GS deals with all General Stores of the Hospital.
i. Medical Stores (MS): Medical Stores will consist of Medical Equipment, Stores.
1. Consumable
a) Drugs, vaccines etc
b) Disposables
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c) Laboratory chemicals and reagents
d) Surgical dressings and sutures
e) Gases like Oxygen etc.
f) X-ray films and chemicals
g) Consumables required for electro-Medical Equipment
h) Transfusion and infusion consumables
i) Other consumable Medical Stores
2. Expendable
a) Rubber, glass, enamel, ceramic, enamel and other Medical items of expendable nature
b) Other expendable Medical Stores
3. Non-expendable
a) Medical Equipment and instruments
b) Medical furniture
c) Gift Medical items
d) Other non-expendable Medical Stores
ii. General Stores (GS): General Stores of Ordnance Factory Hospitals will consist of all Stores and
Equipment other than Medical Equipment and Stores.
1. Consumables
a) Ration Stores
b) Hygiene chemicals
c) Stationery items
d) Other consumable general Stores
2. Expendable Stores
a) Linen items
b) Other expendable general Stores
3. Non-expendable Stores
a) General Furniture
b) Office Equipment
c) IT Equipment
d) Gift general items
e) Major kitchen utensils, kitchen ware, etc.
f) Other general Hospital Stores, Equipment and instruments etc.
c. Custody of Store: A Medical Officer will be in-charge of each store - MS and GS. The person holds
administrative responsibility of the store. Pharmacists are responsible for the Medical store and
designated staffs are responsible for the General Store. They will be personally responsible for the Stores
under them. The responsibility of individual Stores in MS and GS will be allotted to the individual
pharmacists and staff working in MS and GS by MO I/C of the store concerned, in consultation with MO
I/C Hospital.
d. Authorisation of Hospital Stores: The Hospitals can draw Medical and general Stores and Equipment
according to the scales including
a) Medical Stores
Scale of Medical Stores for Ordnance Factory Hospitals
Formulary for Ordnance Factory Hospitals
b) General Stores
Scale of Hospital General Stores for Ordnance Factory Hospitals
Scale of diets and extras for Ordnance Factory Hospitals
Scale of General Furniture for Ordnance Factory Hospitals
Scale of Information Technology items for Ordnance Factory Hospitals
The above scales are for guidance purpose. The procurement will be as per actual requirement. Further,
according to local requirement, procurement of items can also be done beyond the scales for items not
included in the scales or items included in the scales in quantities more than that of the scales. In case of
such procurement beyond the scales, the necessity must be recorded and the CFA should be satisfied
regarding the genuineness of such requirement.
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e. Functions of Hospital Stores Departments: The MS and GS have the following inter-related
responsibilities:
1. Procurement
2. Inventory Control
3. Store Management
1. Procurement: The general guidelines and policies issued by Government and OFB from time to time for
procurement of Stores should be followed.
a) Planning/Forecasting of Requirement
a. Consumable and Expendable Stores: Stores will be classified into two categories by the individual
Hospital, as indicated below:
Sl. Category of Stores Mode of procurement

1. Stores required regularly through out the year Material requirement will be planned on annual basis
or for most of the year and whose for each financial year. Bulk purchase through yearly
requirement are generally predictable. contract through Central Purchase or Local Purchase
2. Stores which are required occasionally and Local purchase through OTE/LTE, cash purchase or
whose requirements are generally purchase through Local Purchase Committee as and
unpredictable when required.
3. Ration Stores Ration Stores will be procured by individual Hospitals
through local purchase. Alternatively the diets can be
supplied to patients through a catering contract.
4. Medicines & related items To be purchased in accordance with the policy
determined by OFB from time to time.
b. Non-expendable Stores: The requirement will arise on 2 grounds:

i. Replacement: Equipment declared unserviceable or obsolete and replacement is required
ii. New requirement:
1. Due to changes in scales of authorisation
2. Due to local requirement
Procurement may be planned on annual basis to the extent possible.
b) Drawing up Specifications: Technical specification for the goods to be procured should be drawn up
with care. The technical specifications should be complete, clear, unambiguous, transparent and
consistent with the actual requirement.
c) Methods of procurement: The methods of procurement to be followed are:
1. Rate contract
2. Open Tender
3. Limited Tender
4. Single tender
5. Cash purchase
6. Purchase through Local Purchase Committee
7. Through PAC
d) Procurement system
1. Central procurement by OFB - For items selected by OFB for centralised procurement
2. Central procurement through DGS&D
3. Factory common procurement – GS items of common nature such as stationery, sanitary items can
be indented from store of the Factory concerned.
4. Local purchase of Hospital specific Stores – Local purchase of the following Hospital Stores can be
resorted to through OTE/LTE/CP
a) Items other than those reserved for centralised procurement by OFB.
b) Items reserved for central procurement but urgently required or supply not received due to any
reason.
Procurement action through Tender will be done through procurement section of the Factory. Cash
purchase will be arranged by MS/GS. The procurement proposal will be approved by MO I/C Hospital.
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e) Follow Up with procurement agency:
1. The procurement proposal will be approved by appropriate authority and forwarded to appropriate
procurement agency.
2. The proposal will be followed up with the procurement agency to ensure early completion of the
process, placement of Supply Orders and prompt deliveries.
2. Inventory control: The objective of inventory control is to minimise the investment and expenditure on
inventories, the inventory carrying costs, losses due to expiry, surplus and obsolescence and to avoid stock
outs of vital and essential items. Inventory control aims to ensure that inventory holding is minimum
consistent with effective and efficient functioning and is utilised within life period.
a) The Hospitals will exercise inventory control through standard techniques such as:
1. Standardisation and Codification of inventory items
2. Determination of lead time, lead time usage, safety stock, re-order points and economical order
quantities
3. Inventory analysis such as ABC/ VED
4. Review and control of non-moving/slow-moving/surplus items
5. Budgetary control
b) Standardization & Codification: Each item proposed to be stocked in MS/GS will have an item code
based on proper specification. A master file of all codes allotted centrally or locally will be maintained
by all Hospitals. The logic for codification is given below:
Digit Order Denotes Code Item/Type of store

1st Parent Store 1 Medical Stores
2 General Stores
2nd Type of Stores 1 Non-expendable: Scale
2 Expendable: Scale
3 Consumable: Scale
5 Non-expendable: Non-Scale
6 Expendable: Non-Scale
7 Consumable: Non-Scale
3rd & 4th Group of Stores Functional group of item
5th, 6th & 7th Specific item
1. Store Management:
a) Receipt: Received materials include those
− supplied by the suppliers
− received from Factory Stores
− received from sister Factories/Hospitals
− returned to Stores by the user units of the Hospital
• General Stores common with Factory will be routed through Factory Stores. Medical Stores and
Hospital specific General Stores from suppliers will be received in MS/GS directly.
• At the time of the delivery of the Stores, they will be accepted on “said to contain” basis and the
final acceptance is subject to detailed inspection of the Stores and testing of the Stores.
b) Inspection: All Equipment and Stores received directly from suppliers will be inspected as early as
possible to ensure that the materials received and accepted are of the ordered quantity, quality, price, and
meet the terms and conditions of the supply order. MO I/C Hospital will be the inspecting authority. The
MO I/C Hospital will decide the modalities of inspection and nominate inspecting Officer/s. If the goods
fail to meet the specifications given in the contract, the same will be rejected. The supplier will be asked
to replace the goods or rectify the defects within the specified time limits.
c) i) Accounting of Stores: Inspection passed received material will be taken on charge of MS/GS in the
relevant stock register. Different stock ledgers of quantitative, unpriced type will be maintained in respect
of different types of Stores.
ii) Accounting of Ration Stores: Rations will be issued from the ration Stores on the basis of the ‘Daily
Diet Requisitions’ received from the ward. The details of diets ordered will be maintained in the ward in
‘Monthly diet sheet’. The details of diets and extras issued will be maintained by GS in ‘Monthly
summary of diets and extras’. The monthly issues will be charged off from “Ration Stores Register”.
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d) Proper and Safe Storage:
a. Storage of Equipment and Stores should be carefully planned to ensure that materials are stored
properly and safely so that they are not wasted due to deterioration, expiry, theft/pilferage, fire etc
under proper environmental conditions. The MO I/C Hospital will decide the requirements to meet
proper and safe storage as above.
b. The store procedures and storage arrangement should ensure that items with a definite life period are
consumed within their life period, batches with earlier expiry date are issued first, and any surplus that
cannot be consumed within their life period are detected and disposed off at the earliest.
c. Poisons, dangerous drugs, narcotic and addictive drugs as per the list decided by MO I/C Hospital will
be kept separately under careful supervision and accounting as per legal requirements as applicable.
e) Issue of Stores:
a. Consumable Stores: Consumable Stores will be issued by MS/GS against the indents raised by the
various departments of the Hospital like pharmacies, ward, laboratory, operation theatre, out-patient
department etc in accordance with the time schedule and procedure laid down by the MO I/C of the
Hospital from time to time.
b. Expendable Stores: Expendable Stores will generally be issued on demand note raised by the
departments and will be charged off from the stock register.
c. Non- Expendable Stores: The non-expendable items will only be distributed to various user
departments and will not be struck off from charge. The distribution will be shown on the register and
will be supported by distribution vouchers. The item will be written off from the stock register only
under the following circumstances:
Circumstance Supporting document

Item declared unserviceable Sanction of CFA
Transferred to another Hospital or section of the Factory Receipted issue voucher
Loss due theft, fire etc Loss Statement sanctioned by CFA
f) Requisitions for Local Purchase: The various departments of the Hospital will place their requisitions to
MS/GS for procurement Equipments, Stores which are required to be purchased locally for their
departments. MS/GS will process these requisitions in accordance with the instructions issued by the MO
I/C of the Hospital
g) Stock Verification: The objective of stock verification is to verify the quantity and physical condition of
the Stores. Responsibility and Frequency of Verification are given below:
Nature of Stores Responsibility Frequency

Non-expendable StoresStock Verification Group of the Annual (financial year based)
connected Ordnance Factory
Consumable and Board of Officers appointed by Medical Half yearly (financial year based)
expendable items Officer I/C Hospital
MO I/C Hospital may order additional periodical, random and surprise verification of Stores.
2) Maintenance and Repairs of Equipment: For repairs the Hospital Equipment will be sent to
authorized or suitable service centre. Maintenance and repair of specific Hospital Equipment should be done
by manufacturer/supplier/reputed agencies through Annual Maintenance Contracts. Calibration of Equipment
should be done periodically as decided by MO I/C through designated/ reputed agencies.
3) Life Time of Medical Equipment: The normal life of Equipment differs from item to item. The
duration for which an Equipment can be used without any major repair, is considered to be the normal life of
the sophisticated Medical Equipment, as such Medical Equipment do not work efficiently after major repairs.
Further, rapid advances in Medical Equipment result in older models being replaced by newer ones and
difficulty in getting older Equipment serviced. The normal life suggested for different Medical Equipment is
given below:
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Sl No Name Normal life
in years
1. ECG machine, Cardiac pace maker 3
2. Defibrillator, Cardiac monitor 5
3. Other electronic Equipment 5
4. Laparoscope and endoscopes like Upper GI endoscope, colonoscope, 5
Bronchoscope, Laryngoscope
5. Operating microscope 5
6. Sterilisers 5
7. X-ray machines, portable x-ray machines 10
The life of any other item, not covered by the above list, shall be decided by the MO I/C Hospital
a. Survey and Opinion by a Board of Officers: CFA has the power to declare an item surplus or
obsolete or unserviceable. The reason for declaring the item surplus or obsolete or unserviceable
should be recorded. CFA may at his discretion constitute a committee at appropriate level to declare
items surplus or obsolete or unserviceable.
b. Disposal: The Stores for disposal are divided into the following categories:
Category Includes
Expired items Drugs, disposables, lab chemicals etc
Surplus Stores Consumable Stores that cannot be consumed within their life period. Non-expendable
items that are in working order but are not required for use in any department of the
Hospital and stock lying in Stores for more than three years shall be deemed as surplus
unless there is sufficient reason to treat them otherwise
Unserviceable Stores Non-expendable items which are not in working order, outlived its normal span of life
and are beyond economic repair
Obsolete Stores Non-expendable items in working order but cannot be put into use effectively being
outdated due to change in technology/design
Empties Empty containers, crates, bottles, plastic jars, drums etc
Scrap Process waste, unserviceable items declared as scrap, broken & any other item not
covered above but has got resale value
Infected articles Articles, which have been used by persons suffering from infectious diseases and
which cannot be properly disinfected.
1. Disposal of Expired items: Expired consumable items not exceeding Rs 5,000 in each case will be
charged off from the stock register after sanction for the same by MO I/C Hospital and when certified
not due to negligence. For items exceeding Rs 5,000 value per item, loss statement will be prepared
and sanction CFA will be obtained. Then, the expired items will be disposed off or destroyed
immediately by adapting suitable modes so as to avoid health hazards.
2. Disposal of Surplus Stores:
1) Consumable and expendable Stores:
a. Such surplus Stores will be intimated to the other OF Hospitals more than 6 months in advance
of the date of expiry of the item. The items will be issued free of cost to the Hospitals who
require the same.
b. If no OF Hospital requires the item, or if the life period of the item is less than 06 months, the
same will be circulated to local Central/State Government/Local body/not for profit
organisations in that order of preference and issued free of cost as per their requirement.
c. If the surplus Stores cannot be utilized within their life period despite above efforts, they will be
written off as per the existing procedure under the sanction of CFA.
2) Non-expendable items:
a. The non-expendable items declared surplus by CFA will be circulated to other OF Hospitals and
will be issued to them free of cost.
b. General items required by other sections of the Factory can be transferred to them.
3) Disposal of Obsolete Stores: Disposal of Stores declared obsolete will be carried out as decided
by CFA.
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4) Disposal of Unserviceable Stores: Disposal of unserviceable Stores will be carried out as decided
by CFA or as per the recommendations of board of survey approved by CFA.
5) Disposal of empties, scrap: Those items having salvage commercial value should be returned to
Factory Stores for further action
6) Disposal of Infected articles: Articles, which have been used by persons suffering from infectious
diseases and which cannot be properly disinfected, will be destroyed under the orders of CFA and
these orders will be the authority for their writing off from stock registers.
B. Instructions on Stores Management in Ordnance Factory Hospital: Following instructions may be

followed for the purpose of store management of the OF Hospitals:
1. Assessment/Forecasting of Requirement: The procurement process is required to be initiated well in
advance taking into account the lead time.
2. Consumable and Expendable Stores: Requirement of consumable stores with regular predictable
requirement will be assessed on the basis of
• Annual issues of previous 2-3 years excluding wastages if any due to expiry, excess stock disposed
off to other Hospitals, other losses.
• Any possible changes in consumption pattern
• Current stocks and stocks ordered and expected to be received
• Estimated stock at the expected time of receipt of new supplies;
• Changes in scales/authorisation by OFB
• Life period of the item and life period of the current stock
• Estimated Lead time
3. Item code: Item code may be allotted centrally by OFB in scales or locally. Local item codes will be
allotted only on the basis of generic name, chemical name etc. Allotting different item codes for items
of the same generic/chemical name and strength, and specification on the basis of brand name, minor
changes in specifications etc are not permitted. Such local item codes will be opened only with the
specific permission of MO I/C Hospital.
4. Review and Control of Slow/ Non-Moving Items: Slow and non-moving items consumable,
inventory and non-expendable items re required to be identified on regular basis – consumable and
expendable items (quarterly) and non-expendable items (annual) - and necessary action taken for their
disposal.
5. Accounting of stores: Take the materials on stock: Inspection passed received material will be taken
on charge of MS/GS by preparing RECIEPT VOUCHER. The same should be taken in charge in the
relevant stock register. Different stock ledgers will be maintained in respect of different types of
stores.
a. Medical Stores:
a) Consumable stores register. Separate registers will be maintained for:
i) Drugs, vaccines etc
ii) Disposables, Transfusion and infusion consumables
iii) Surgical dressings and sutures
iv) Laboratory chemicals and reagents
v) X-ray films and chemicals, Consumables required for electro-Medical equipment
b) Expendable stores register
i) Expendable rubber, glass, enamel, ceramic and other items of expendable nature
c) Non-expendable equipment and instrument register. Separate registers will be maintained for
i) Medical equipment and instruments
ii) Medical furniture
iii) Gift Medical stores
b. General Stores:
a) Consumable stores register. Separate registers will be maintained for
i) Ration stores
ii) Hygiene chemicals
iii) Stationary items
iv) Other consumable general stores
b) Expendable stores register. Separate registers will be maintained for
i) Linen items
ii) Other non-expendable general stores
c) Non- expendable stores register. Separate registers will be maintained for
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i) General Furniture
ii) Office Equipment
iii) IT Equipment
iv) Other general Hospital equipment and instruments
v) Gift general items
All receipts and issue vouchers will be posted to the stock registers at the earliest. Items of local purchase of
Medical stores and equipment will be maintained in the same ledgers. The MOs I/C MS/GS will ensure that
accounts of the store are maintained up to date.
1. Proper and Safe Storage:

a. General house keeping:
i) ‘5S’ principles will be followed in organsing storage of items.
ii) Storage of proper types will be provided for different categories of stores.
iii) All equipment and stores will be arranged as per groups and subgroups of classification of stores and
item code.
iv) The storage locations will be labelled for easy identification.
v) The location each item is mentioned on the corresponding page of the stock register.
vi) The non expendable items are given tags/labels indicating description, item no, stock book page no
for easy identification.
vii) The items are stocked in such a way that all the items are easily accessible for the purpose of issue
and for the counting, measurement, weighing etc. at the time of stock verification.
b. Taking Care of expiry date items: The store procedures and storage arrangement should ensure that
items with a definite life period are consumed within their life period, batches with earlier expiry date
are issued first, and any surplus that cannot be consumed within their life period are detected and
disposed off at the earliest.
i) The terms and conditions of procurement should insist upon sufficient life period of the item at the
time of supply which will be checked on receipt.
ii) On receipt, any item which cannot be consumed within the life period should be identified and
immediate action should be initiated to ensure its suitable disposal.
iii) Stock verification should identify stores that cannot be consumed within their life period.
iv) Such items must be stored in the chronological order of batches. It will be ensured that the stores
with shorter period of life are issued first.
v) Column will be provided in the stock registers of consumable stores to note expiry date of the stock
received.
vi) A month wise expiry date register or computerised expiry date data will be maintained and followed
up.
c. Taking Care of Environmental conditions of storage:
i) Drugs, vaccines, X-ray films and other temperature specific Medical/general stores should be stored
according to environmental conditions specified on the label including temperature, humidity, and
light.
ii) The maintenance of the chain of appropriate storage and transportation conditions should be included
in the supply order for Medical stores and other temperature sensitive stores.
iii) The accommodation for storage of drugs should be cool, dry and dark in general. The room
temperature will be maintained in the range of 160C -260 C.
iv) Temperatures and humidity should be monitored using appropriate devices like minimum and
maximum thermometer, wet bulb thermometers and recorded.
v) Refrigerators and freezers used to store drugs should be well maintained and free from frost build-up.
Refrigerators should preferably be a two door unit with separate freezer compartment and door. The
storage should be orderly and ensure adequate air distribution without obstruction.
vi) X Rays should be stored in cool place away from direct sunlight.
vii) Oxygen cylinder should be stored separately in upright position.
viii) Other general stores should be stored in a clean, dry and well-ventilated environment. Goods may be
left in their original packaging while in storage.
d. Labelling of Stores:
i) Consumable Stores:
a) Consumable stores especially Medical stores need to be identified as the supply of OF Hospital to
avoid pilferage and misuse.
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b) The cartons, strip, bottles ampoules, vials especially high value items should be stamped as far as
possible with the name of the Hospital by the supplier as part of the contract or by the Hospital.
ii) Expendable Stores: Expendable store items will be marked with name of OF Hospital appropriately.
iii) Non-Expendable Stores: Non-Expendable store items will also be appropriately labelled for proper
identification of the store, item, individual no of the item.
e. Issue of Stores:
i) Consumable stores
a) The indents are of 2 types:
i) Regular: as per the periodicity laid down by MO I/C Hospital.
ii) Supplementary: for additional requirements over and above those issued against regular indents.
b) The indents are based on Authorised stock and Balance stock. Quantity demanded = Authorised
stock – Balance stock
c) Authorised stock will be fixed for a financial year based on the average requirement of the
department for the indent period + reserve stock as percentage of average requirement to cover lead
period of the indent and safety stock.
d) Balance stock is the physical balance of the item held by the pharmacy/ department.
e) The indents will be placed in indent cum issue voucher in duplicate signed by the Pharmacist I/C
pharmacy or staff I/C department and countersigned by MO I/C pharmacy/ department.
f) The issues will be noted in the same voucher and signed by the Pharmacist I/C MS/staff I/C GS and
countersigned by MO I/C MS/GS. A receipted copy of the indent will be maintained in MS. The
quantities issued will be charged off from the relevant stock register of MS/GS.
g) No items will be issued from MS/GS without proper demand and issue voucher. Loans will not be
issued. In exceptional circumstances where loan is required to be issued, prior sanction of MO I/C
Hospital will be obtained.
h) Such loans will be regularised within 2 working days. No stores will generally be issued to the
patients directly from MS/GS.
i) Accounting of drugs in the dispensary will be made in day books and stock registers to be
maintained by the pharmacists concerned.
ii) Expendable stores
a) Expendable stores will generally be issued as replacement for items returned to MS/GS after the
same has become unserviceable due to fair wear and tear, cracking/breaking, etc as expected.
b) Expendable stores may also be issued to meet additional and new requirements of the departments.
f. Stock Verification:
i) Presence of the Pharmacist/ Staff I/C stores is required during stock verification. Advance intimation
will be given to them.
ii) The stock verification by stock verification group will be as per its guidelines. The stock verification
by the Board of Officers appointed by Medical Officer I/C will involve the following actions:
a) Check whether all materials in stock account tally with the description, specification and value as
shown in the stock ledgers.
b) Check physical balance tallies with the book balance as per stock ledger. Verify all items in the
stores by physically measuring, counting, etc. to identify deficiencies and unauthorized or
unaccounted stock, if any.
c) Check whether the stocks are within the authorized scales, if any.
d) Check whether the stores are properly preserved and cared for. Identify deterioration due to poor
preservation methods or bad maintenance.
e) Identify non-moving/slow moving items and life expired items
f) Check effectiveness of existing inventory control methods.
g) Check adequacy of safety, security and storage arrangements.
iii) Stock verification report will be submitted to MO I/C Hospital for necessary action.
iv) Stock verification of the stock of non-expendable stores distributed to departments: Different
departments will verify their physical holdings against their holdings as per distribution chart once a
quarter and issue a separate certificates to MS and GS indicating any excess or shortage, any
repairable item, any unserviceable item requiring repair or condemnation, any item not in use and
needs to be returned to store for necessary action.
2. Maintenance and Repairs of Equipment:
a) The process of placing order on the firm for AMC should be started well in advance, so the no
equipment is left being covered under AMC. Ideally all AMC may be initiated together so as to be
effective from 1st of April.
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b) A history card for Medical equipment of capital or non-expendable nature should be maintained as per
format given in Proforma E. A log book of repairs of in respect of such equipment may also be
maintained as per format given in Proforma F.
3. Survey and Opinion by a Board of Officers (Condemnation Board): In accordance with GFR 2005,
CFA has the power to declare an item surplus or obsolete or unserviceable. The reason for declaring the
item surplus or obsolete or unserviceable should be recorded. CFA may at his discretion constitute a
committee at appropriate level to declare items surplus or obsolete or unserviceable.
i) The board of Officers forming Standing Board of Survey will be constituted by CFA.
ii) The Board will preferably consists of 3 members
a) A Medical Officer of the rank of Principal Medical Officer or above.
b) A Medical Officer
c) A technical or store Officer
iii) The Board of Survey will be common to both MS and GS.
iv) The Committee shall meet periodically as and when required, at least once in a financial year
v) The stores will put up the following non-expendable items before the board of survey
a) Items returned by the departments as unserviceable due to any reason
b) Items lying with stores and not moved for the last 2 years
vi) The board will carefully examine each item placed before it and classify it as
a) unserviceable
b) repairable
c) serviceable
d) obsolete
e) serviceable and surplus
vii) While examining the items the board will take into account the stipulated/expected life period of each
item, overall condition of the items, the reasons for unserviceability, obsolescence etc., technical
reports (BER, user report etc), requirement of such items in future. The board will give reasons for
classifying the items as above in the remarks column against each item
viii) The following will constitute grounds for declaring an item unserviceable:
a) Declared unfit by the inspection authorities
b) Certified by the maintenance section concerned of the OF or by service agency as BER.
c) Considered unfit in the opinion of MO I/C Hospital for reasons to be stated in writing.
ix) The board will give disposal instructions regarding surplus, unserviceable and obsolete stores
x) In recommending the disposal of unserviceable items the board will be guided by the following –
a) Unserviceable surgical instruments will be broken beyond the possibility of further use or
exchange;
b) All x-ray and electro-Medical stores will be returned unmutilated to the Factory stores for
appropriate disposal.
c) All other unserviceable stores will be judged from the following points of view :-
i if likely lead to mishap or harm–to be destroyed;
ii if likely lead to malpractice–to be mutilated;
iii if likely to have trade value–to be sent to salvage unmutilated for disposal as such.
iv Items declared unserviceable will be carefully examined by the board for likely serviceable
components/spare parts. These will be listed for disposal as serviceable stores.
xi) The board will also consider and give opinion on whether the unserviceability is due to ‘fair wear and
tear’ or possible negligence or mischief or frauds on the part of any individual. In the latter case MO
I/C will take necessary action to allocate responsibility for abnormal change in condition.
xii) The board will record its proceedings in appropriate form with annexure as per the format given in
Proforma G.
xiii) The proceedings of the board require to be approved by the CFA.
xiv) In case of dissent by any member, the proceedings of the Committee will be referred to the CFA
whose decision shall be final.
xv) Serviceable items will be withdrawn for use.
xvi) Repairable items will be withdrawn for necessary repair. Action for repair of equipment will be
initiated forthwith and should not ordinarily await the approval of the board proceedings.
4. Action to be taken on receipt of the approved Board proceedings
a) A copy of approved board proceedings should be endorsed to the Finance/Accounts Officer.
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b) Adjustment of accounts–When unserviceability is due to fair, wear and tear the stocks in question will
be written off on Expense Voucher on the authority of the approved board proceedings. In case the
change in condition is due to causes other than fair, wear and tear, the write off will be supported by a
loss statement approved by the CFA.
c) Destruction of unserviceable/condemned stores–Where the board has recommended destruction/
mutilation, the article will be destroyed in the presence of a MO detailed by MO I/C Hospital and the
following certificate will be recorded by the MO concerned on the approved board proceedings/
sanctioned loss statement(s) as the case may be: - “I certify that the above mentioned articles have been
destroyed/mutilated this day in my presence beyond the possibility of further use”.
d) Disposal of stores surveyed by the board will normally be carried out as recommended by the approved
proceedings-The scrap resultant from destruction of condemned stores that have a salvage value and
those recommended to be passed on to salvage unmutilated will be sent to the Factory Store.
e) Replacement action can be initiated.
5. Defective drugs:
a) If any “Toxic reaction” or physical alteration or any doubt about the potency of a drug occurs
suggesting the possibility of a faulty batch of drugs, a report will be submitted by MO I/C of the
department concerned to the MO I/C of MS with copy to MO I/C Hospital giving the following details:
a) Name
b) Batch number and dates of manufacture and or expiry.
c) Manufacture’s name.
d) Reasons for considering the drug to be toxic.
e) Total quantity held in stock.
b) On the orders of MO I/C, MS will suspend the use all the stock of the particular item available in the
Hospital immediately and call back the stocks to MS. The stock so returned and any stock available in
MS will be segregated from other regular stock and taken in charge of suspended stock register and will
be stored separately.
c) A sealed sample of the suspended stock will be sent for analysis to appropriate drug testing laboratory.
On receipt of the test report from the laboratory, final disposal instructions will be issued with regard to
such stores.
6. Dispatch of Medical equipment and stores:
a) The stores for dispatch will be carefully packed under the supervision of an Officer in such way as to
preclude any possibility of damage in transit, and commensurate with the nature and value of the stores
involved.
b) The description of the quantity of store shown in the packing note will tally with the actual contents.
c) The packages containing fragile equipment will be clearly marked “FRAGILE WITH CARE.”
Inflammable articles will be packed and dispatched in accordance with instructions of the Railways/
transporters.
d) Stores will be dispatched by the cheapest route and mode of carriage meeting the requirements of
urgency of dispatch and nature of store involved.
e) Articles of value such as X-ray apparatus, microscopes and other expensive, fragile or delicate scientific
instruments, apparatus/ stores will be dispatched under escort.
f) Bulk stores will be despatched through Factory stores whereas small stores despatched through post
may be directly despatched by Hospital through usual procedure.
7. Controlled Stores:
a) Issue of certain consumable and expendable stores may be controlled by the MO I/C Hospital with a
view to conserve their stock or curtail their expenditure.
b) Such items are called “Controlled stores”.
8. Loan of equipment:
a) Medical equipment required by a OF Hospital for a short period, usually not exceeding one year may be
obtained on loan from another OF Hospital.
b) Articles so obtained, will be taken on charge and accounted for in the ledger in the usual manner and
will be returned without delay when they are no longer required and in any case, before the expiry of the
sanctioned loan period.
c) The issue/receipt vouchers and the ledger entries of both Hospitals pertaining to such articles will be
marked with the note “On Loan”
9. Loss Statement:
a) The loss statement is prepared under the following circumstances to regularise loss of stores.
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1 Breakage in use on the basis of breakage register
in transit on the basis of certificate of Board of Officers
2 Discrepancy Theft as per the directives of the management after enquiry
On receipt as per directive of depot following certificate by
Damage during transit Board of Officers report
During stock verification as per the directives of management after enquiry
3 Life expired which could not be consumed or disposed off to sister
items units during life period
b) The loss statement is prepared accompanied by required documents. After vetting by the local accounts
Officer for vetting, the loss statement is sanctioned by CFA. After sanction is received the items are
charged off though I.V.
10. Discrepancies in Stores:
a) Discrepancy of stores can arise/noted in the following circumstance.
i) During stock verification of Store.
ii) At the time of receiving the stores
a. The loss of store in transit from the consigners noted while taking delivery from transporter.
b. Packing mistakes by supplier noted while opening the consignment
iii) Due to theft
b) When discrepancy is noted action is taken as per the prescribed procedure.
11. Regularisation of Breakage:
a) Breakage of store in transit detected on receipt.
b) Breakage of material in use while handling: These are to be recorded in the breakage register where
specific reason for the breakage should be noted by the staff and the MO I/C Department concerned
should recommend whether the breakage is chargeable to state or chargeable to individual concerned.
The breakage is to be regularised through Loss statement.
12. Hospital store – Important documents:
a) Files:
Sl Category Record Instructions

1. Voucher Files Receipt Voucher File The receipt and issue vouchers must
Issue Voucher File be filed in the order of their serial
2. Others Board of Survey proceedings number.
Stock verification board proceedings
b) Registers: The following Registers shall be maintained for:
Sl Category Record Instructions Remarks

1. Voucher Issue voucher register Entries in the register
registers Receipt voucher register will be numbered
serially. A fresh series of
numbers will be used for
each financial year.
2. Stock Consumable stores stock register A separate stock ledger Proforma A
registers Expendable stores stock register will be used for each Proforma A
Non-expendable stores stock register group. Proforma B
Toxic stores register Proforma A
3. Others Auditable Records Register
Breakage Register Proforma I
c) Forms:
Sl Category Record Instructions

1. Receipt Voucher Proforma C
2. Receipt, Issue, Expense Voucher Proforma D
3. Disposal Order Form Proforma H
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Z. Chapter-VI (8): The scale of authorisation of Ambulance Vehicles and any other patient carrying Vehicles,
their specification, method of procurement, periodicity of replacement, authority and responsibility
connected with repair and maintenance etc. will be governed by the directives issued by Ordnance Factory
Board from time to time.

1. Number:
a. Factory/Hospital shall maintain authorised number of Ambulance Vehicles and Patient Carrying
Vehicles as per decision of OFB.
2. Specification:
a. The size, number and type of Vehicle required to be engaged for use as Ambulance Vehicle or Patient
Carrying Vehicle will be decided by the MO I/C Hospital subject to the following:
i. The necessity and requirement must be established
ii. Availability shall be ensured according to defined policy
b. Out-sourcing shall be resorted to only in case of non-availability of departmental Vehicles
c. Each Hospital shall be authorised for a maximum 2 (two) out of the Ambulance Vehicles and Patient
Carrying Vehicles taken together as air-conditioned Vehicles.
d. OFB may also define specification of such Vehicles.
3. Authorisation for equipments:
a. The Ambulance and Patient Carrying Vehicles shall be equipped according to scale of authorisation of
Vehicle equipments, Medical equipments and other equipments as decided by the MO I/C Hospital
b. OFB may also define the scale of authorisation of such equipments.
4. Method of procurement:
a. Unless compelled by circumstances, departmental Ambulance vehicles shall no more be replaced
through purchase of new Ambulance vehicle. All proposals for replacement/ purchase of Ambulance
vehicle shall be processed in consultation A/M section and Finance Division.
b. Instructions of OFB on the subject of procurement of Vehicles shall be applicable in case of
procurement of Ambulance Vehicles.
c. Patient Carrying Vehicles and Ambulance Vehicles shall be out-sourced subject to following:
i. The requirement of Ambulance Vehicles is not being met despite optimal utilisation of
Departmental Ambulance Vehicles.
ii. Competitive tendering in compliance with the instructions on the subject
5. Periodicity of replacement:
a. Departmental Ambulance Vehicles shall be replaced whichever of the following conditions are
fulfilled earlier:
i. The Ambulance Vehicle is 6 years old
ii. Has run at least 1,50,000 KM
iii. The condition of the Ambulance Vehicle is beyond economical repair
iv. The condition of the Ambulance Vehicle is not suitable for utilisation for purposes for which it was
procured.
b. In case of condition (iii) above, such a certificate shall be issued by the OEM/Authorised service
Centre
c. In case of condition (iv) above, such a certificate shall be issued after constituting a Board of Survey at
appropriate level under the Chairmanship of MO I/C Hospital.
6. Repair & Maintenance:
a. Maintenance and repair of the Ambulance Vehicles may be carried out at the respective Factories or
through outside agencies as per authorisation and delegated power of the MO I/C Hospital or the GM
of the concerned Factory.
b. MO I/C Hospital will have the overall responsibility of maintenance and utilisation of the Ambulance
Vehicles and Patient Carrying Vehicles.
c. The cost of providing and maintaining patient transport services will be debited from the Hospital
budget.
7. Miscellaneous issues:
a. Factory Health Clinic:
i. It is mandatory and of utmost importance, especially to meet the obligations under the Factories
Act, 1948, that at least one Ambulance Vehicle is available at the Factory Health Clinic (FHC)
during the working hours of the Factory.
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ii. The Ambulance Vehicle may be positioned at the FHC or at any other place depending on the
expanse, nature of work and requirement of the Factory.
iii. The number of Ambulance Vehicle available inside the Factory premises may also vary and will
depend on the expanse, nature of work and requirement of the Factory.
iv. The occupier of the Factory may decide such issues regarding positioning and number of
Ambulance Vehicles in consultation with the MO I/C Hospital.
v. A defined policy may be made by each Factory in this regard.
vi. The MO I/C of FHC or the Medical Officer posted at the FHC will have the overall responsibility
and control of the Ambulance Vehicles inside the Factory premises.
vii. The departmental Ambulance Vehicles will preferably be used for services within the Factory
premises.
b. Few instances are given below, suggestive of the circumstances, in which the Patient Carrying
Vehicles may be utilised:
i. For transportation of patients advised to attend a referral Hospital and in such case a number of
patients may be taken together for attending the Hospital(s) under supervision of a staff from the
Hospital. They may be brought back in the same manner.
ii. For providing transport service to patients, according to a scheduled time table, to and from an
Estate located at a distance from the Hospital.
iii. For providing transport service to patients to and from the Ordnance Factory Hospital to one or
more referral Hospital(s), according to a scheduled time table.
iv. For carrying Medical and/or Paramedical personnel for professional work/duty to a distant place
but under the administrative and professional responsibility of the Hospital. Examples are:
vaccination in Estate, Health check-up in a locality, sanitary round in a locality/area, inspection
round to a health unit, collection of Hospital requirements etc.
c. Ambulance Vehicle and Patient Carrying Vehicle shall be utilised only for purposes for which they are
provided.
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1. RESPONSIBILITY OF FACTORY & HOSPITAL:
A. Responsibility of the Factory/Unit:

i. Notification:
1. The contents of OFMR, changes and other issues shall be brought to the notice of all concerned
including the controlling Officers of DSC, Kendriya Vidyalalya, LAO, heads of WWA, Unit run
canteen etc and representatives of the Unions/Association for wide publicity.
2. Sufficient copies of the regulations may be made to ensure its availability in all necessary points.
ii. Entitlement for the purpose of OFMR:
3. According to OFMR, the entitlement may change according to place of stay and it may be
necessary to furnish fresh option.
4. Points within the distance of 8 KM from the main gate of the Factory should be demarcated for
the purpose of OFMR.
5. This aspect should be brought to the notice of all employees and they shall be asked to exercise
fresh option within a period of three months from the date of circulation of this letter.
6. Family data may be re-assessed according to the dependency criteria mentioned in the OFMR and
necessary changes may be carried out in the records including in the Health Cards and other
records.
7. Appropriate identity card may be introduced in order to smoothen the treatment process both
from the employee’s perspective as well as from the Hospital.
8. It should ensure that entitled patients are not deprived and at the same time non-entitled patient’s
identity is appropriately established.
9. The Hospital may be consulted for this purpose.
10. The information regarding deceased, retired, transferred, resigned employees may be made
available to the Hospital.
iii. System for granting permission:
11. A system may be established for granting of permission of HOD/HOO to the patients desirous of
availing treatment from Private Recognised Hospitals of their choice so that delay in such
permission does not affect the outcome of the treatment so sought.
12. The system shall have to be in accordance with those defined in the OFMR and the permitting
authority shall be responsible for any deviation.
iv. Ambulance Vehicles:
14. Requirement of Ambulance Vehicles at different points of inside the Factory along with defined
minimum requirement and optional requirement may be made.
15. System for proper maintenance and repair of Ambulance Vehicles may be established, if not yet
done.
v. System for verification of identity of contract labourers:
16. Appropriate identification marker may be provided to the contract labourers for the purpose of
availing treatment from Hospitals/Clinics.
vi. System for verification of identity of non-employee persons:
18. Appropriate identification marker may be provided to the People living or working in the OF
Estate in connection with work related with but not directly involving Govt. service like personal
servants & drivers, canteen staff, WWA staff etc. for the purpose of availing treatment from
Hospitals/Clinics.
vii. Accessibility of personal information/data from Hospital:
20. In absence of proper identity proof, the entitlement information should be verified by the Hospital
from Factory data.
21. For this purpose, accessibility of such information from the Hospital should be ensured.
22. This system is required to ensure that entitled patients are not deprived and at the same time non-
entitled patient’s identity is appropriately established.
viii. System of providing undertaking to Private Hospitals:
23. A system for providing such undertaking may be contemplated in consultation with the LAO.
24. This system may alleviate the inconveniences of the patients, to some extent.
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ix. Establishment of procurement system:
25. Procurement system may be streamlined in accordance with OFMR to ensure availability of
required stores to the Hospital in time and in accordance with their requirement.
26. System for taking anticipated actions are required to be established to minimise delay is
availability of stores to the Hospital.
x. Verification of Emergency treatment claims:
28. A system for verification of claims for Medical reimbursement in case of emergency may be
established according to instruction.
29. This will ensure consistency and transparency.
xi. Guidance to Hospital in all aspects of store management:
31. Necessary help and guidance may be extended to the Hospital in all aspects of store management.
B. Responsibility of the Hospital:

i. Notification:
1. The contents of OFMR, changes and other issues shall be brought to the notice of all concerned
including the Medical Officers, Staff of different categories etc. for proper understanding of the
system.
2. Sufficient copies of the regulations may be made to ensure its availability in all necessary points.
3. Repeated discussions may be held to appraise different categories of staff regarding their duties
and responsibilities in view of the publication of OFMR.
ii. Proper referral system:
4. Proper referral system may be established in accordance with provisions of OFMR.
5. The Medical Officers should not have any element of confusion regarding applicability of
different provisions of referral system.
6. The referral shall have to be in accordance with those defined in the OFMR and the referring
authority shall be responsible for any deviation.
iii. Availability of all proforma/forms:
7. The Hospital shall ensure availability of all necessary forms and proforma at all relevant places
for proper implementation of OFMR.
8. A system should be established so as to guarantee that paper work does not delay the treatment of
any patient irrespective of his/her entitlement status.
iv. Establishment of cash collection system:
9. Instituting a system for cash collection and detailment necessary manpower for collection of cash
both during normal working hour and beyond normal working hour.
10. Maintenance of necessary records and deposition of cash to the appropriate authority.
11. System for regularisation of loss
v. Store management system:
12. Proper store management system should be instituted in accordance with OFMR.
13. Implementation of new system and integration of the old with the new system is required to be
addressed meticulously.
14. Co-ordination with connected Factory for proper store management is required.
vi. Defining requirement of Ambulance Vehicles:
15. Requirement of Ambulance Vehicles at different points along with defined minimum requirement
and optional requirement may be made.
16. Policy for allowing utilisation of Ambulance Vehicles by non-entitled patients should be defined.
17. System to prevent Non-entitled usage of Ambulance Vehicle should be instituted.
18. Proper requisition, maintenance and repair of Ambulance Vehicles may be established, if not yet
done.
19. Dependent Factories may be consulted to gather information regarding their requirement.
20. Mechanism may be devised to ensure availability of Ambulance at all defined points at pre-
defined numbers.
21. Same should be applicable for Patient Carrying Vehicles.
vii. System for computing notional income:
22. System for computing notional income according to available information may be established.
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2. PURCHASE PROCEDURE FOR MEDICINES & RELATED ITEMS:
A) The procurement of medical stores items shall be done through the following systems:
i) Procurement through Centrally concluded Rate Contract: Items shall be procured on the basis of
rate contract concluded centrally by OFB or by any other authorised agency. The following modalities
may be followed:
1. A list of approved vendors shall be prepared on the basis of appropriate vendor selection method.
2. Contracts shall be concluded with the manufacturers/authorised distributors with the provision of
staggered delivery to the unit Hospitals as per the requirement of such units.
3. Initiation and processing of procurement action at OFB shall be done by Medical Section in
consultation/association with MM & Finance Division.
4. The rate contract documents shall be circulated to all concerned.
5. MO I/C Hospital will be ‘Direct Demanding Officer (DDO)’ for the purpose of the contracts.
ii) Procurement of medical stores items may also be made locally by entering into parallel Contracts with
provision for staggered supply through:
a. Local Contract for bulk supply: This method shall be used for procurement of items in bulk on a
monthly/quarterly basis. This method will be operated in respect of items where requirements can
be estimated beforehand with reference to some past trends.
1. Separate contracts may be concluded for different groups of medical stores such as medicines,
surgical items, laboratory items etc.
2. Item wise bulk purchase through Tender enquiry may also be resorted to meet the requirement.
b. Local Contract to meet emergent daily requirement: In view of the peculiarity and emergency
nature of the requirement, each Hospital may enter into a parallel running contract for procurement
of medical stores items on day to day basis to avoid loss of time involved in processing the
procurement.
In this regard, it may be noted that:

1. Procurement through local contract may be resorted to in the following conditions:
a) No centrally concluded Rate Contract is available.
b) The item is not available through centrally concluded Rate Contract.
c) The vendor of the centrally concluded Rate Contract is not in a position to supply the item within the
required time period.
d) Emergency requirement of the item has rendered the centrally concluded Rate Contract inoperable.
2. The above mentioned methods of procurement shall be independent of procurements through cash
purchase or local committee purchases.
3. Much before the onset of the financial year, based on past consumption trends etc. the OF Hospitals will
assess the need of medical stores items for ensuing year and necessary action for concluding contracts
shall be taken by the procurement section of the connected factory accordingly.
4. Contract condition should specify that based on indent raised by the Hospital, vendor should supply the
medical stores items at the OF Hospital within a time specified by the Hospital.
5. For items to be procured under this contract there will be an indicative forecast of items and approximate
value of purchase. The indicative forecast may be made on the basis of past trends and it should be clearly
mentioned that actual procurement may vary from the indicative list.
6. 3-5 economical brand alternatives shall be spelt out against each item for supply by the vendor. The brand
alternatives may be suggested by an internally constituted committee of the Hospital and the list shall be
prepared considering the price, manufacturer, availability, acceptability, among other criteria.
7. Vendor will be selected on the basis of highest rate of discount offered on MRP subject to fulfillment of
other conditions of the OTE.
8. Vendor for this contract will be selected from among dealers/retailers located within the locality through
OTE. Preferably large dealers will be enlisted. In case no dealer is available, retailers may be enlisted.
9. Vendor selection shall preferably be document based and the criteria shall be fixed beforehand. However,
Physical verification may also be carried out if considered necessary. Document based verification should
be carried out through verification of (i) Drug license, (ii) Dealership certificates, (iii) Financial
Statements, (iv) Various Tax returns etc. Physical capacity verification should consist of verification of
office & godown etc.
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10. The TPC may carry out the vendor selection process as technical assessment exercise or another
committee may be entrusted with the job. In that case, for carrying out the verification process a three
member committee comprising of (i) One Medical Officer, (ii) One Officer from procurement Section of
the connected Factory and (iii) One Officer from Associated Finance will be constituted by GM in
consultation with MO I/C Hospital.
11. Attempt should be made to enlist dealers/retailers located proximally, i.e. within the city/within 5-10 km
radius etc. The exact distance shall be defined by the Hospital. This clause may be done away with in case
of bulk supply contract.
12. Advertisement calling for requests for vendor enlistment to be published in reputed local newspapers (to
include at least one major vernacular newspaper).
13. The supply of medical stores items will be on credit and payment will be made on monthly/quarterly
basis.
14. Provisions of EMD, SD, LD and Risk purchase etc., as per standard provision, will be incorporated in the
tender document.
15. At least two vendors will be selected, simultaneously, as far as possible.
16. Subject to fulfillment of other conditions, Net Discount on Maximum Retail Price (MRP) shall be the
basis for determining the L1 bidder. Subject to the acceptance of discount rate offered by L1 rates, L2
vendor will be selected.
17. Each of the selected vendors will be loaded @ prefixed ratio (60:40 or 70:30) of the Annual requirement,
subject to the condition that L1 shall have major portion of the supply. Distribution ratio should be
specified in tender document accordingly.
18. In the tendering process, officers designated as per provisions of OFB orders on the subject, will
discharge the functions of CFA & Chairman of TPC as per prevailing TPC structure.
19. Subject to annual renewals, enlistment of a vendor shall remain valid for three years.
iii) In addition to the above tendering procedure, in cases of emergent requirement, OF Hospitals
may procure medical stores items through spot purchase (cash purchase) or local purchase
committee routes.
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3. COMPUTATION OF NOTIONAL INCOME:
The value of service shall be calculated for all the components of healthcare services rendered to each patient of
all categories (entitled and non-entitled), non-patient care services and miscellaneous services rendered by the
Hospital. The sum total of such value shall constitute the `notional income’.
A) Patient care services:

The notional income of the Hospital shall to be calculated on the total of monthly services rendered in each
item:
1. Item-wise rate fixed for General Ward patients by CGHS for the CGHS city with corresponding
classification for HRA. For unclassified stations, as per CGHS city with lowest classification
2. Where no CGHS rate is available, the rates fixed by OFB or MO I/C Hospital for non-entitled patients.
3. No separate diet charge shall be included.
4. Consultation fees include registration.
5. Value of such items of Medical Stores including drugs, appliances, bandages etc issued from central
Medical Stores for issue to patients shall be valued at Maximum Retail Price (MRP). This value will be
determined for the period of calendar month. Items of Medical Stores such as lab reagents, OT items,
dressing materials which are not issued to patients directly and form part of treatment/services valued
separately will not be included.
6. Issue of Medical Certificates (fit, unfit, death, essentiality certificate A, B etc) will be valued @Rs.25/-
in addition to item wise charges for consultation, investigations etc.
7. Hospitals shall collect and maintain verifiable data regarding various items of patient care service
rendered to patients. CGHS rate list may be used as model to determine the individual items and similar
items.
8. Immunization under the National Immunisation Programme shall be computed at the item-wise rate
fixed for nearest CGHS city.
B) Non-patient care services:

1. House visits by Family Welfare staff: Rs.50/- per house visit
2. FHO services: Calculation shall be made on the basis of actual
expenditure incurred for Providing such service
C) Medical examinations
a. Services of the following categories shall be valued as given below:
1. Pre-employment Medical Examination Rs.200

2. Medico-legal examination
3. Annual Medical Examination Rs.100
4. Medical Examination for employees in Hazardous jobs
5. Pre-retirement Medical Examination, Second Medical opinion etc
6. School student Medical examination Rs.50
7. Medical Boards Rs.500
Note: The above charges do not include investigation and other testing charges, which will be valued at the
item-wise rate as indicated above, but include charges for issue of certificate
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4. PROFORMA:
Proforma-1
Proforma for sanction for referral of employees suffering from illness/injuries relating to their Factory
occupation to Private Hospital Recognised under either CGHS or CS (MA) Rules
Ordnance Factory Hospital ______________________
• Personal & service particulars:

1. Name of the employee: 5. Section:
2. Unit: 6. Designation:
3. Personal No: 7. Age:
4. Token No:
• Professional opinion:
8. Description of illness/injury:
9. Circumstances of illness/injury:
10. Treatment received by the patient:
11. Justification for referral to Private Recognised Hospital:
12. Name of the Hospital & recognition under which Rule:
Signature of treating MO
13. Opinion and recommendation of MO I/C Hospital:
Signature of MO I/C Hospital

For referrals outside the state
14. Opinion of DHS/OFB:
Sanctioned / Not sanctioned
Signature of DHS/OFB
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Proforma-2
Ordnance Factory Hospital, __________
Request for referral for treatment under Indigenous System of Medicine
1. I request that my ___________ (Relationship) ________________________________ may be referred to

obtain treatment under indigenous system of medicine as per the following particulars:
a) The indigenous system under which the treatment will be taken: Ayurvedha/Sidha/Unani/ Homeopathy
b) He/She is suffering from: _________________________________________________
2. The treatment will be taken from a source of above indigenous system which is recognised under CS
(MA) Rules.
3. I undertake that:
a) Treatment for the above ailment for the above person will not be obtained from OF Hospital/FHC/EHC
or from any other system of medicine.
b) On completion of the treatment the above person will report to OF Hospital about completion of
treatment.
Name: Signature: Date:
Unit: T. No. /P. No.: Designation/Section:
4. The above mentioned patient is suffering from __________________________________
Signature of MO
5. The source of treatment is recognized under CS (MA) Rules
Signature of Hospital Office I/C
6. Permission, as requested above, is: GRANTED / NOT GRANTED
MO I/C/ HOSPITAL
Ordnance Factory Hospital, __________
Permission for treatment under Indigenous System of Medicine
Mr. /Ms ______________________________, Wife/Husband/Father/Mother/Daughter/Son/Sister/

Brother/Self of ________________________________________, Unit ____________________
Designation.____________________, Section________________ P/T No________________, is
suffering from _________________________________________________________________
is hereby permitted to avail treatment under Ayurvedha/Siddha/Homeopathy/Unani system of medicine for the
above condition.
No further treatment for the above disease will be given to the above mentioned individual from OF Hospital.
Signature of MO I/C Hospital

Name: Designation: Date:
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Proforma - A
Ordnance Factory Hospital, ___________ Page No:

Consumable/ Expendable Stores Stock Register
Item code: Accounting Unit: Location:
Name:
Receipt/ Expense Receipts Issues Balance Initials of

Voucher quantity pharmacist/ staff
Date Number Date of Unit Quantity Date of Quantity
expiry price expiry
Proforma - B
(Right side of the register)

Non Expendable Stores Stock Register
Item code:
Name:
Location:
Receipt/ Issue Receipts Issues Balance Initials of pharmacist/ Remarks

Voucher quantity staff
Date Number Unit Quantity Quantity
price
(Left side of the register)

Distribution
IV/RV IV/RV Issue/ Qty Balance in Store Balance in Departments Total
date No Receipt S U/S Rpr Tot * * * * * *
* Fill in department name S = Serviceable; U/S Unserviceable; Rpr = Repairable; Tot = Total
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Proforma - C

Receipt Voucher
Yearly serial no Date:
Delivery note no & date Ref Supply Order/ indent no & dt
Received from Cash bill no and date
Particulars of stores received
Sl No Item Name Unit Quantity Batch no Date of Stock

code Manufacturing expiry if register &
date if any any page
reference
To be completed by the receiving Officer

Certified that the items will be brought on charge in the stock registers.
Signature: Designation:
Unit: Date:
Proforma - D

Receipt, Issue, Expense Voucher
To be completed by the issuing Officer To be completed by the receiving Officer
I.V Yearly serial no: Date: R.V Yearly serial no: Date:
Issued to Received from
Ref Supply Order/CPO/ indent no & dt
Delivery note no & date
Date of commissioning
Cash bill no and date
Particulars of stores
Sl Item Name of the Batch no Date of Acc Quantity Rate Value Stock page
No code item Dt of expiry Unit reg
Manufacture no
To be completed by the issuing Officer To be completed by the receiving Officer

Certified that the items will be charged off in the Certified that the items will be brought on charge
stock registers. in the stock registers.
Signature: Signature:
Designation: Designation:
Unit: Date: Unit: Date:
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Proforma - E
ORDNANCE FACTORY HOSPITAL, ________

History Sheet
Item Code
Name of equipment
Date of purchase
Cost of equipment
Name and address of supplier
Name of manufacturer
Date of installation
Department where installed
Environmental control
Spare parts inventory and consumable
Technical manual/circuit diagrams/ literature
After sale service arrangements
Guarantee Period
Warranty Period
Life of equipment
Depreciation per year
Down-time/up-time
Cost of maintenance
Date of condemnation
Date of replacement
Proforma - F
ORDNANCE FACTORY HOSPITAL, ________
Log Book
Name of Equipment: _______________________________________________________________
Store: ________________________________________________ No. ______________________
Annual Maintenance Contract
COMPANY ADDRESS PHONE:
AMC NO Validity period upto:
Date of Brief Date of repair/ Carried out Expenditure Remar

Break particulars preventive by Incurred Rs. ks
down of maintenance
breakdown
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Proforma - G
Annexure to Board of Survey Proceedings date ___________
Report of stores surveyed pertaining to Medical/ General Store
Sl Item Name Register Page Date of Value Life Acc

No No no installation period unit
Qty Qty Qty Qty Qty Qty Reasons of Reason for Disposal
prod- servi- repair- unservi- obso- surplus sentence condition advised
uced ceable able ceable lete
Sentence:
Sl Item Name Register Page Dt of Value Life Acc Qty Serviceable/ Reasons Reason Disposal
No No no instal- period unit produced Repairable/ of for advised
ment Unserviceable/ sentence condition
Obsolete/
Surplus
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Proforma - H
ORDNANCE FACTORY HOSPITAL, ___________

Disposal order form
MEDICAL /GENERAL STORE
The following consumable/ expendable stores lying in our stores are surplus and cannot be utilised within their
life period.
How surplus was detected?:
It is proposed to dispose off the surplus as proposed below
Sl Item Name Acc Register Page Total MMF Dt of Qty Unit Value Reason Suggested Decision
No code unit no Qty expiry surplus cost of for disposal of MO
in surplus surplus I/C
stores Hospital
Action proposed to be taken in future for prevention of the generation of such surplus:
Is there need for further investigation: Yes/ No. ……………………………………………
MO I/C is requested to give his sanction for the above proposal for disposal for the above stores.
MO I/C Medical/ General Store
The surplus stores may be disposed off as per decision given above.
Any other instruction of MO I/C Hospital:
Signature of MO I/C Hospital:
Proforma - I
ORDNANCE FACTORY HOSPITAL, ___________

Breakage register
Date Department Item Name How Reported Remarks Remarks of Decision Loss
code broken by of staff MO I/C of MO statement
No I/C department I/C No &
including Hospital date
responsibility
for breakage
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SCALES OF AUTHORISATION:
a. This scale will govern the following Stores:
A. General Stores:
a) Non-Expendable General Stores
b) Expendable General Stores
c) Consumable General Stores
d) Scale of authorisation for the following places:
i. Offices/Consultation Rooms of Medical Officers
ii. Conference Hall/Committee Room/Training Room
iii. DMO Room, Visitors’ Room, Medical Officers’ rest room
iv. Nursing Staff
v. Stores, Offices
e) Authorisation for Computer & IT items
f) Authorisation of scale for diets & extras
B. Medical Stores:
a) Non-Expendable Medical Stores
b) Expendable Medical Stores
c) Consumable Medical Stores
b. The items authorised in this scale are for guidance purpose. The procurement of any authorised item will be
only as per actual local requirement. The quantities authorised in this scale represent maximum permissible
quantities. The quantities of authorised items procured will be as per actual local requirement. Further,
according to local requirement, procurement of items can also be done beyond the scales for items not
included in the scales or items included in the scales in quantities more than that of the scales. In case of
such procurement beyond the scales, the necessity must be recorded and the CFA should be satisfied
regarding the genuineness of such requirement.
c. The following system of item code has been used in this scale:

1st Parent Store 1 Medical Stores
2 General Stores
2nd Type of Stores 1 Non-expendable: Scale
2 Expendable: Scale
3 Consumable: Scale
5 Non-expendable: Non-Scale
7 Consumable: Non-Scale
3rd & 4th Group of Stores Functional group of item
5 , 6th & 7th
th
Specific item
d. Some of the item codes given are for multiple varieties and sizes of the item. However, different varieties
and different sizes will be treated as different item and accounted for independently. In view of the above,
to differentiate between different varieties and sizes of the item bearing the same item code, the item code
will be suffixed by ‘a, b, c, …..’ and they will be accounted for separately and independently.
e. Not in the scale items: In case of procurement of items ‘not in the scale’ items, item codes will be allotted
locally using the following system:
Digits other than the 2nd – as for scale items as indicated above.
For 2nd digit:
2nd Type of Stores 5 Non-expendable: Non-Scale
f. Local item codes will be opened only with the approval of MO I/C Hospital. Local item codes will be
allotted only on the basis of generic name, chemical name etc. Allotting different item codes for items of
the same generic/chemical name and strength, and specification on the basis of brand name, minor changes
in specifications etc are not permitted.
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1. Non-expendable General Stores:
21 NON-EXPENDABLE GENERAL STORES

CODE NOMENCLATURE Authorised quantity
21 01 Patient beddings
2 per bed + 20% of authorised beds as
21 01 001 Blankets Hospital
Reserve
21 01 002 Durries for floor, of different sizes, each 2 for each Store
21 01 003 Mattress Pneumatic with segmented Pillows 5% of authorised beds
1 per bed + 10 % of authorised beds as
21 01 004 Mattresses (Coir +Foam )
Reserve.
1 per bed + 10% of authorised beds to
21 01 005 Mosquito Nets
be kept as Reserve
21 01 006 Pillows Hospital
be kept as Reserve
21 01 007 Pneumatic pillows 5% of authorised beds
21 01 008 Water Mattresses 5% of authorised beds
21 02 Kitchen items
(ONE SET FOR 20 PATIENTS)
21 02 001 Cabinet Storage for Meat & Milk 1 Each for Kitchen,
21 02 002 Cafeteria Table with attached stools, set of six As per requirement
21 02 003 Casseroles of different sizes, each 1 set
21 02 004 Containers Milk, of different capacities, each 1 per kitchen
Cooking range LPG Based complete with Gas cylinder
21 02 005 One for each kitchen
bank of 12 cylinders
21 02 006 Cooking vessels with covers of different sizes each 2 per set
21 02 007 Dish Washer 1 per kitchen
21 02 008 Flasks stainless steel 50% of authorised beds
21 02 009 Food Trolley 1 per ward
21 02 010 Forks SS 2 per bed
21 02 011 Grinder 1 per kitchen
21 02 012 Idli Maker 2 per kitchen 1 small, one big
21 02 013 Machine mincing hand small 1 per kitchen
21 02 014 Machine Mincing medium 1 per kitchen
21 02 015 Machine Mincing small 1 per kitchen
21 02 016 Machine mixing Medium 1 per kitchen
21 02 017 Pans Frying 1 set of 4 different sizes per kitchen
21 02 018 Plates large SS 4 Per set
Pressure Cooker of different sizes with Accessories,
21 02 019 1 in each Kitchen
each
21 02 020 Saucepan large with lids of Different sizes 1 set of 4 of diff sizes per kitchen
21 02 021 Scales weighing provision, of different capacities, each 1 for each kitchen,
21 02 022 Serving cups (Katorahs) 2 for each patient bed
21 02 023 Serving Spoons of diff. Sizes Set of 2 of different sizes per kitchen
21 02 024 Spoons desert S/S 2 per bed
21 02 025 Spoons Large 2 per bed
21 02 026 Steel Mugs of different Capacity, each 2 of each capacity per kitchen
21 02 027 Tumblers Stainless steel
be kept as Reserve
21 02 028 Water storage Drums SS, of different capacities, each 1 of each capacity per kitchen
21 03 Factory Health Organisation

21 03 001 Fogging Machine 5 Litre hand held 1 For each hospital
21 03 002 Fogging Machine, 25 Litre Vehicle Mounted 1 For each hospital
21 03 003 Sprayer hand held Compressor Operated 10 For each hospital
Apparatus Chloroscope (NEERI Model), for estimation
21 03 004 1 For each hospital
of residual chlorine in potable water complete.
21 03 005 Apparatus, Water Testing (Horrocks) complete 1 For each hospital
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21 04 Office Furniture / Equipment
1 each for Heat stroke room, Disaster
21 04 001 Almirahs preparedness stock, MO I/C PA Office
+ for others as per authorisation
21 04 002 Almirahs For Library Books 2 each in ward
21 04 003 Almirahs For Library Books with glass panes 2 each in ward
21 04 004 Computer Table As per authorisation
21 04 005 Computers, Accessories & Printers As per authorisation
21 04 006 Duty table for Doctors/nurses As per authorisation
21 04 007 Fax machine As per authorisation
21 04 008 Filing Cabinets for record room 1 each for 50 files/case sheets
21 04 009 Intercom 1 for each Hospital
21 04 010 LCD Projector As per authorisation
21 04 011 Lockers with cubicles for Staff As per authorisation
21 04 012 Office Tables/chairs As per authorisation
21 04 013 OHP With Screen As per authorisation
21 04 014 PA System As per authorisation
Set of 3/4 chairs -2 each for every OPD
cubicle, Emergency, Specialist OPD,
Physiotherapy, Radiology Department,
21 04 015 Patient waiting chairs
Dental Department, Laboratory,
Family Welfare Centre + as per
authorisation of other places
21 04 016 Photocopying Machine As per authorisation
21 04 017 Round Table with chairs 1 set each in Ward
21 04 018 Scanning machine As per authorisation
21 05 Miscellaneous
Plaster room, Heat stroke room,
Injection Room, Physiotherapy room,
Dental OPD, Specialist OPD, Officers
21 05 001 Air Conditioners wards, ICU, Emergency, X-Ray room,
Dark room, USG room, OPD, Clinics,
Labour Room complex, OT complex
and for others as per authorisation
21 05 002 Carom Board with coins 1 each in ward
1 per kitchen, Laboratory and others as
21 05 003 Deep Freezers
per authorisation
2 each in ward, Emergency, OPD,
Clinic, Laboratory, Labour Room, each
21 05 004 Emergency light OT, Paramedical Staff Room,
Ambulance Driver's Room, Kitchen
and for others as per authorisation
21 05 005 Floor Scrubbing Machine with mace 1 for each floor of Hospital
1 each for Emergency, Ward, OPD
21 05 006 Fridge Pharmacy, Injection Room, Clinics,
OT and others as per authorisation
1 for Kitchen, Stores, immunisation
21 05 007 Fridge Large
clinic, OT, Laboratory
1 For each bathroom in the Hospital,
21 05 008 Geysers
Offices and Clinics
1 each for Paramedical Staff Room,
Emergency, OPD, Clinic, Officer's
21 05 009 Hot Air Blowers wards, Wards, OT, Labour Room,
Laboratory and for others as per
authorisation.
21 05 010 Iron Dhobi 2 for each laundry
21 05 011 Lawn mower 1 for each Hospital
21 05 012 Machine Sewing Hand with accessories 1 for each Hospital
21 05 013 Machine sewing peddle operated & accessories 1 for each Hospital
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21 05 Miscellaneous
1 in each ward, Emergency, OPD,
21 05 014 Machine weighing man 150 kg.
Clinic, Labour Room, OT
21 05 015 Mortuary cabinet 1 for each Hospital
1 with speakers in each ward and
21 05 016 Music System
others as per authorisation
4 each for wards, Conference Room,
21 05 017 Pedestal fans OPD, Clinic + for others as per
authorisation
21 05 018 Plastic tubs 5 litre capacity 1 for each bed
21 05 019 Portable Generator 1 each for Emergency, Wards
21 05 020 Ration Storage Bins/Drums, of different sizes, each 6 sets
1 between 6 patient beds, Emergency,
OPD, Clinic, Patient waiting areas,
21 05 021 Room Air Coolers Specialist OPD, Registration counter,
Ambulance Driver room + for others as
per authorisation
One each for MO I/C Hospital Office
21 05 022 Shredder
& Hospital Office
2 for each Officer's ward, Officers'
21 05 023 Sofa set with centre table waiting room and for others as per
authorisation
4 each for wards, Conference Room,
21 05 024 Table Fans
OPD, Clinic
1 for each ward/cubicle of patient ward
21 05 025 Colour Television & Officers' Wards and for others as per
authorisation
21 05 026 Trolley for moving items/waste 4 for each Hospital
21 05 027 Tubs GI, of different sizes, each 2 for each washer man
1 each for Emergency, Wards, OT,
21 05 028 UPS
ICU, Labour Room.
1 for each ward, OT, Labour Room,
21 05 029 Washing Machine
Emergency
2 for each ward, OPD, Clinic,
21 05 030 Water coolers
Emergency
21 05 031 Water purifier 1 for each water kiosk
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2. Expendable General Stores:
22 EXPENDABLE GENERAL STORES

22 01 Hospital Linen
22 01 001 Abdominal/Perineal sheets 30 % of authorised beds
5 for each kitchen, Dressing room, plaster room,
22 01 002 Apron waterproof OT, Emergency, Labour Room +25% of total
number to be kept as reserve
22 01 003 Coloured bed sheets with pillow covers 20 sets for officers wards male/female
22 01 004 Coloured towels 20 sets for officers wards male/female
22 01 005 Curtain cloth 2 metres for each window, 4 metres for each door
22 01 006 Gowns Operating 20 each of different sizes in each OT, Labour Room
1 per bed to be maintained as stock,
22 01 007 Gowns Operating disposable
and replenished after use
1 Doormat for each cubicle of Ward, each Office,
22 01 008 Mats Door
store, Clinic, OPD
2 for each safai karmachari, each department,
22 01 009 Mops
Offices
4 per pillows authorised Plus 20% of total
22 01 010 Pillows covers
authorisation to be kept as reserve
2 per male bed Plus 25 % of total authorisation to
22 01 011 Pyjama cotton
be kept as reserve
2 each per female bed Plus 25 % of total
22 01 012 Sarees/gowns for female Pts.
authorisation to be kept as reserve
4 per bed Plus 40 % of total authorisation to be kept
22 01 013 Sheets Hospital
as reserve
22 01 014 Shirt cotton full sleeve
be kept as reserve
22 01 015 Shirt cotton half sleeve
be kept as reserve
1 per bed Plus 10% of total authorisation to be kept
22 01 016 Slippers Rubber size 5 to size 11
as reserve
22 01 017 Table clothes 4 metres for each authorised table
2 each for OT, Ward, Emergency, OPD, Clinic,
22 01 018 Tape measuring MO Room, Specialist OPD, Dressing rooms,
Injection Room, ICU
22 01 019 Towel bath
as reserve
22 01 020 Towel Hand Hospital
as reserve
22 02 Cooking Utensils
22 02 001 Kettle Tea Serving 4 each per kitchen
22 02 002 Burner cleaner 1 Per kitchen
22 02 003 Casseroles of different sizes 1 each for a set
22 02 004 Choppers Meat with chopper board 2 for kitchen
1 each for Kitchen, Dining Rooms, Emergency,
22 02 005 Insect repellent light
Wards, OPD, Labour Room, OT, Clinics
22 02 006 Jugs steel/ plastic 1 per bed
22 02 007 Kitchen Pincers (CHIMTAS) 4 per kitchen of diff sizes
22 02 008 Knife Bread 1 set of 4 of diff sizes per kitchen
22 02 009 Knife Cooks 1 set of 6 of diff sizes per kitchen
22 02 010 Lemon squeezer 2 Each for Kitchen,
22 02 011 Masala Boxes 2 Sets of boxes of diff sized containers per kitchen
Measure cylindrical pouring type, of
22 02 012 2 each for each kitchen
different sizes, each
22 02 013 Rolling Pins 4 per kitchen
22 02 014 Sieves Atta circular 1 set of 4 of different sizes per kitchen
22 02 015 Spoons Table 24 Per set
22 02 016 Strainer Rice 500mm X 250mm 1 set of 4 of different sizes per kitchen
22 02 017 Tawas 1 Per set
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22 02 Cooking Utensils
22 02 018 Tea strainer 4 per kitchen
1 per bed Plus 10% of total authorisation to be kept
22 02 019 Trays Cafeteria stainless steel
as reserve
6 for kitchen, 2 each for ward, Emergency, Officers'
22 02 020 Trays Serving
ward, MO Office, Hospital Office, Matron office
22 03 Factory Health Organisation

22 03 001 Eye Shields 25
22 03 002 Funnels set of 4 of different sizes
22 03 003 Gum Boots and Gloves 25
22 03 004 Mamooties 10
22 03 005 Measures set of 6 of different sizes
22 03 006 Overall Combination 30 For each Hospital
22 03 007 Pickaxes set of 6 of different sizes
22 03 008 Rat Traps 25 For each Hospital
22 03 009 Shovels 10
22 03 010 Sheath Protective 25
22 03 011 Tube glass, Pipette, 115 mm x 3mm bore 25
22 03 012 Cleaner, Pipe 12
22 03 013 Cup, Black 12
22 03 014 Cup white 12
22 03 015 Rod, glass, stirring, short 12
22 03 016 Scoop, (holding 2g) Two to Four
22 03 017 Box, wooden Two to Four
22 03 018 Tube, glass, Hollow, Pipette 25
22 04 Barber Equipments
22 04 001 Clipper Hair 2 for each barber room
22 04 002 Combs of diff. Sizes set of 6 combs of different sizes
22 04 003 Gowns set of 4 gowns
22 04 004 Mirror Two: One fixed, one hand held
22 04 005 Nail Cutter 2 for each barber room
22 04 006 Scissors hair cutting of diff. Sizes Set of 4 of different sizes for each barber room
22 04 007 Shaving brushes 3 for each barber room
22 04 008 Table with barber's revolving chair One for each Hospital
22 04 009 Towels set of 6 small & big towels
22 04 010 Water sprayer one for each barber room
22 05 Miscellaneous
22 05 001 Black plastic bins large 2 per day for kitchen in each shift
22 05 002 Blocks Bed Wooden Type 2 sets per 10 beds
4 per sweeper + 25% of authorisation to be kept as
22 05 003 Brushes Bed Pan
reserve
22 05 004 Bucket Plastic As per Requirement
22 05 005 Bucket Water SS As per Requirement
22 05 006 Case sheet holders with clips 1 per bed
22 05 007 Chess board 1 each in wards
22 05 008 Coloured bins for BMW set of 3 of diff colours at each collection point
6 for each MO, Matron, Conference Room, 3 for
22 05 009 Cups & Saucers
each department Office per Year
22 05 010 Direction Board 2 for each Hospital
22 05 011 Display Boards 4 each of different sizes
22 05 012 Draw sheets 50% of authorised beds
6 for each MO, Matron, conference room, 3 for
22 05 013 Glasses for Officers & Staff
each department, Office
1 each for all MO's offices, Matron, Nurse's duty
rooms, Paramedical Staff Room, Emergency, OPD,
22 05 014 Dust bins (Open & With lid)
Clinic, Hospital Office rooms, DMO Room,
Officers' ward, Conference Room, Stores, Wards
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22 05 Miscellaneous
22 05 015 Immersion heater 5 per hospital
22 05 016 Jug Water 5 Litre 6 per ward, USG Room
22 05 017 Mugs Plastic 1 for each bed
22 05 018 Presto graph for statistics One each for MO I/C, OPD, Office
6 for each MO, Matron, Conference Room, 3 for
22 05 019 Quarter Plates
each department Office
1 per 2 beds,1 each for MO Room, Nurses' duty
room, Paramedical Staff Room, Matron Office,
22 05 020 Room Heaters for Patients/staff Emergency, OPD Pharmacist, Nurse, dressing
room, Injection room, Clinic, Specialist OPD,
Registration counter, Hosp office, Stores
2 For each cubicle of ward, Emergency, Officers'
Sceneries/Pictures protectively mounted in ward, waiting space for Patients, Ward Corridor,
22 05 021
durable materials Conference room, MO room, Immunisation clinic,
well baby clinic, ANC, Specialist OPD, Clinics
1 for each MO, DMO room, Matron, sister duty
22 05 022 Table Lamps
rooms, Clinic, Specialist OPD
22 05 023 Torches As per requirement.
22 05 024 Wall clocks 1 for each cubicle in wards & offices
One for each MO, Matron, Each office of Clinics,
22 05 025 Water jug Stores, OPD, Wards, OT, Hospital Office,
Physiotherapy, Radiology, Labour Room
22 06 Uniform for Paramedical Staff

22 06 001 Apron Cook Cotton As per authorisation
22 06 002 Cap Cotton As per authorisation
22 06 003 Chappals (Ladies ) As per authorisation
22 06 004 Chappals (Gents) As per authorisation
22 06 005 Cotton pagries As per authorisation
22 06 006 Ladies Half Coat Woollen As per authorisation
22 06 007 Matching Blouse and Petticoat in Khadi As per authorisation
22 06 008 Polyvastra Bush Shirts As per authorisation
22 06 009 Sarees in Terrycot/synthetic fibre As per authorisation
22 06 010 Shoe (Gents) As per authorisation
22 06 011 Shoe (Ladies) As per authorisation
22 06 012 Terrycot Pant As per authorisation
22 06 013 Umbrella As per authorisation
22 06 014 Woollen Caps As per authorisation
22 06 015 Woollen Full Sleeved Jersey As per authorisation
22 06 016 Woollen full Sleeved Jersey with Button As per authorisation
22 06 017 Woollen Socks As per authorisation
22 06 018 Woollen Suit As per authorisation
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3. Consumable General Stores:
23 CONSUMABLE GENERAL STORES

23 01 Cleaning / Hygiene Chemicals
23 01 001 After shave lotion 50 ml for 50 patients
23 01 002 Blue Laundry 50 gm for 100 clothes
23 01 003 Boric Powder 100 gm for each Ward for every 15 days
4 per sweeper + 25% of authorisation to
23 01 004 Brooms sweeping
be kept as reserve
20 for each OT, 10 for Kitchen, 10 each
23 01 005 Brushes scrub hand
for Dressing Rooms
23 01 Cleaning / Hygiene Chemicals

set of 3 of diff colours at each collection
23 01 006 Coloured plastic bags for BMW point per day + 25 % of total
authorisation to be kept as Reserve
23 01 007 Dettol / Savlon 0.5 litre for 50 patients
23 01 008 Liquid washing detergent 0.5 Litres for 20 clothes washed
1 per 6 patients, 1 for Officers' ward,
Emergency, OPD, Clinic, DMO room,
23 01 009 Mosquito repellent Light/coils/liquid MO room, Nurses' duty room,
Ambulance driver room, Hospital
Office, Stores, OT, Labour Room
50 gm for 10 blankets, each urinal, per
23 01 010 Naphthalene balls
month
23 01 011 Razors, disposable 1 for each patient
1 per 6 patients, 1 for Officers' ward,
Emergency, OPD, Clinic, DMO room,
23 01 012 Room Fresheners
MO room, Nurses' duty room, Stores,
Ambulance driver room, Hospital Office
23 01 013 Shaving soap / cream 50 gm per 20 patients
2 cake for each department every 15
23 01 014 Soap carbolic
days
23 01 015 Soap laundry 250 gm for 20 clothes
23 01 016 Soap toilet for Paramedical Staff 2 soaps each weighing 100gm/month
23 01 017 Soap toilet for patients 60 gm per patient every 3 days
23 01 018 Soda ash technical 250 gm for 20 clothes
23 01 019 Spirit denatured 1 litre per month for each store
23 01 020 Toilet / Floor cleaning liquid 5 litres per toilet/ward per month
23 01 021 Washing powder 1 kg for 20 clothes
23 02 Provisions
23 02 0 Cereals
23 02 0 01 Barley
23 02 0 02 Beaten Rice (poha)
23 02 0 03 Biscuits
23 02 0 04 Bread
23 02 0 05 Cereal drink powder
23 02 0 06 Corn flakes
23 02 0 07 Dalia
23 02 0 08 Maida
23 02 0 09 Rice parboiled
23 02 0 10 Rice raw
23 02 0 11 Saboodana
23 02 0 12 Sago
23 02 0 13 Suji
23 02 0 14 Wheat flour
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CODE NOMENCLATURE
23 02 Provisions
23 02 1 Milk Products
23 02 1 01 Milk
23 02 1 02 Milk powder
23 02 1 03 Infant Milk powder
23 02 1 04 Paneer
23 02 2 Pulses
23 02 2 01 Chana
23 02 2 02 Chana dal
23 02 2 03 Chole
23 02 2 04 Dry beans
23 02 2 05 Ground nuts
23 02 2 06 Masoor dal
23 02 2 07 Moong dal
23 02 2 08 Papad
23 02 2 09 Peas
23 02 2 10 Red gram (Arhar dal)
23 02 2 11 Soya chunks
23 02 2 12 Urad dal
23 02 3 Non-Vegetarian
23 02 3 01 Chicken
23 02 3 02 Egg
23 02 3 03 Fish
23 02 3 04 Mutton
23 02 4 Vegetables
23 02 4 01 Beans group
23 02 4 02 Bulb – Onion, shallot onions etc.
23 02 4 03 Ginger
23 02 4 04 Flower buds – cauliflower, broccoli etc.
23 02 4 05 Green leafy vegetables – coriander, curry, mint leaves etc.
23 02 4 06 Green leafy vegetables, cabbage etc.
23 02 4 07 Other bulbs – Garlic etc.
23 02 4 08 Other roots – radish, khirabi etc.
23 02 4 09 Other tubers – tapioca, taro etc.
23 02 4 10 Gourds – bitter, snake, ash gourd etc.
23 02 4 11 Tuber – Potato
23 02 4 12 Yellow red roots – carrot, beetroot etc.
23 02 4 13 Drumstick
23 02 4 14 Banana
23 02 4 15 Fruit vegetables – Pumpkin, cucumber etc.
23 02 4 16 Fruit vegetables – Lady finger, brinjal, capsicum, chow-chow, jack etc.
23 02 4 17 Fruit vegetables – Green chillies
23 02 4 18 Fruit vegetables – Tomato etc.
23 02 5 Fruits
23 02 5 01 Citrus fruits other than lemon
23 02 5 02 Lemon
23 02 5 03 Grapes group - grape, pomegranate, guava etc.
23 02 5 04 Mango
23 02 5 05 Pineapple
23 02 5 06 Apple, pear etc.
23 02 5 07 Banana
23 02 5 08 Custard apple
23 02 5 09 Jackfruit
23 02 5 10 Melons
23 02 5 11 Papaya
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CODE NOMENCLATURE
23 02 Provisions
23 02 6 Sugar, Oil
23 02 6 01 Butter
23 02 6 02 Ghee
23 02 6 03 Margarine
23 02 6 04 Jaggery
23 02 6 05 Sugar
23 02 6 06 Artificial sweeteners
23 02 6 07 Vegetable oil
23 02 7 Condiments, salt etc.

23 02 7 01 Black pepper
23 02 7 02 Black salt
23 02 7 03 Dhania
23 02 7 04 Garam Masala
23 02 7 05 Haldi powder
23 02 7 06 Jeera
23 02 7 07 Jeera powder
23 02 7 08 Mirch powder
23 02 7 09 Mustard
23 02 7 10 Mustard powder
23 02 7 11 Salt
23 02 7 12 Baking powder
23 02 7 13 Turmeric powder
23 02 7 14 Coriander powder
23 02 7 15 Food specific Masala powders
23 02 7 16 Other Condiments
23 02 8 Miscellaneous
23 02 8 01 Tea powder
23 02 8 02 Coffee powder soluble
23 02 8 03 Achar
23 02 8 04 Jam
23 02 8 05 LP Gas for cooking
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4. Scale of Authorisation for different Offices/Rooms of the Hospital:
A. AUTHORISATION OF SCALES FOR MEDICAL OFFICER OFFICES/CONSULTATION ROOMS

PMO(SG)/ Medical
CMO/
Sl. MO I/C Specialist Officers
Item Senior
No. Hospital M. O. of other
Specialist
Grade-I Grades
1 Air conditioner (with hot and cold facilities) One One One One
2 Book racks/case Two One One One
4 Chairs with arms Eight Six Six Four
5 Emergency light One One One One
5 Executive revolving chair One One One One
6 Executive table One One One One
7 Fax machine One One ---------- ----------
8 Heat convector One One One One
8 In Out Trays One set One set One set One set
9 Crockery, set of 6 glasses & 6 cup-saucers, each Two sets One set One set One set
10 Personal computer with printer and Network One One One One
11 Personal computer printer with Internet connectivity One One One One
12 Photocopier machine One ---------- ---------- ----------
13 Presto graph for statistics One One One One
14 Refrigerator One One One One
15 Revolving stool for patient One One One One
16 Scanner One One One
17 Side rack One One One One
18 Sofa set with centre table One One One One
19 Steel Almirahs Two One One One
20 Table for PC and printer One One One One
Telephone – Internal (for all dependent units) &
21 One One One One
External
22 Wall clock One One One One
23 Wall to wall carpet / Vinyl flooring One One One One
24 X-Ray view box One One One One
B. EQUIPMENT AND FURNITURE FOR CONFERENCE HALL/COMMITTEE ROOM /TRAINING ROOM

1 Air conditioners As per requirement
2 Audio system with amplifier with voltage stabiliser One
3 Automatic slide projector One
4 Round Conference Table One
5 Chairs 12
6 Collar mike Two
7 Colour T.V. with trolley/wall mounted One
8 Column Speakers One pair
9 Crockery, set of 12 glasses & 12 cup-saucers, each One set
10 Curtains/Venetian blinds 1 per window
11 Dusters One
12 Executive chairs set of 3
13 Laser Pointer One
14 Almirahs One
15 Computer with printer & LCD projector One
16 Cordless mike Two
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C. EQUIPMENT AND FURNITURE FOR OTHER PLACES
D.M.O. Visitor's MO rest
Item
Room Room room
1 Air conditioners One One One
2 Bed with mattress and all necessary linen One
3 Centre table One One One
4 Colour T.V. One One One
5 Locker set (one locker for each MO) As required
6 Easy chairs Two One One
7 Food warmer /Hot case One One
8 Refrigerator One One
9 Room cooler One One One
10 Sofa sets depending on space One Two One
11 Wall clock One One One
12 Almirahs One One
13 Aquagaurd/water purifier One One One
14 Computer with printer One One
15 Computer table One One
16 Emergency light One One One
17 Heat convector One One One
D. AUTHORISATION SCALES FOR NURSING STAFF

Nurses' Nurses'
Sl. Matron Nurse I/C
Item Duty changing
No. office Office
Room Room
1 ‘A’ type table One One One One
2 Aquagaurd/water purifier One One
3 Bed with mattress and all necessary linen One
4 Book racks/case One One One
5 Chairs for visitors Three Three Three Six
6 Chairs with arms One One One Three
7 Colour T.V. One
8 Easy chairs Two
9 Locker set (one locker for each Nursing Staff) As required
10 Computer table with printer table One One One
11 Curtains 1 per door
12 Desert Cooler One One One One
13 Emergency light One One One One
14 Heat convector One One One One
15 Crockery, set of 6 glasses & 6 cup-saucers, each One One One One
16 Pt examination table One
17 Refrigerator One One One
18 Revolving stool One One One One
19 Sofa set One
20 Steel Almirahs Two One Two One
21 Table lamp One One Two One
Internal
22 Telephone & Internal Internal Internal
External
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E. AUTHORISATION SCALES FOR STORES & HOSPITAL OFFICE
General Medical Hospital Other
Name of item
Store Store Office Offices
1 Air conditioner As per requirement
2 Big Boxes (Steel/wooden) 4 to 8 2 to 4 2 to 4
3 Calculators, of different capacities, each Two Two Two One
4 Chairs, per staff One One One One
5 Computer with Printer Two Two 2 to 4 One
6 Computer table Two Two 2 to 4 One
7 Cooler/Heat convector, per room One One One One
8 Curtains for Doors & windows, each One One One One
9 Deep freezer/Refrigerator Two Two One
10 Desert Cooler, per room 2 to 4 One One
11 Emergency light Two Two Two One
12 Measures, different volumes One One
13 Steel Almirahs 4 to 6 4 to 6 4 to 6 4 to 6
14 Steel Containers, of different sizes each Two Two One
15 Steel Racks 8 to 10 8 to 10 4 to 6 One
16 Stepped stools Two Two
17 Table, per staff One One One One
18 Telephone, External One One One One
19 Telephone, Internal One One One One
20 Visitors' chair, per staff Three Three Three Three
22 Weighing Machines of different capacities, each One One
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5. Authorisation for Computer & IT items:
AUTHORISATION FOR COMPUTER & PRINTER
Out Patient Department (OPD):

1 Registration One
2 Pharmacy One each
3 Consultation Room One each
Hospital indoor:
4 Ward One each
5 Emergency One
6 Operation Theatre One each
7 Labour Room One
8 DMO Room One
9 MO Office One
10 MO Rest Room One
11 Matron Office One
12 Nurse I/C Office One
Investigations:
13 MO Office One each
14 Laboratory One
15 X-Ray Room One
Offices:
16 MO I/C Hospital Office One
17 MO I/C PA Office One
Hospital upto 50 beds: 2; Hospitals
18 Hospital Office
above 50 beds: 4
19 Stores Two each
20 Other Offices One each
21 Hospital Record Room One
Factory Health Clinic (FHC):
22 Registration One
23 Pharmacy One
24 Consultation Room One
Estate Health Clinic (EHC):
25 Registration One
26 Pharmacy One
27 Consultation Room One
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6. Authorisation & scale for diets & extras:
a) Scope: This scale will govern diets and extras in Ordnance Factory Hospitals. This scale will cover the
following:
1. Types of diets and eligibility
2. Scales of various rations
3. General norms and procedures related to ordering and supply of diets and rations
b) Types of Diet:
a. Standard Diets:
1. Ordinary diet OD
2. Fluid diet FD
3. Convalescent diet CD
b. Non-standard Diets:
1. No diet ND
2. Extras
c. Modified Diets:
1. Vegetarian
2. Modified diets as per specific restrictions ordered by Medical Officer
c) Standard Diets:
1. Ordinary diet (OD): It is the default diet for patients. Other diets are prescribed on specific
indications.
2. Fluid diet (FD): Fluid diet is advised in conditions like Fever, Loose motions, Vomiting, Post-
operative cases, etc where patient cannot take Ordinary Diet and when patient prefers it to
ONV/OV.
3. Convalescent diet (CD): Convalescent diet is advised for patients suffering from chronic
debilitating diseases such as prolonged fever, severe malnutrition, Tb, burns and as transition diet
from FD to OD.
d) Non-standard Diets:
1. No Diet (N.D): The following categories of patients will be placed on ‘No Diet’ (ND) category:
Those who do not require any diet - patients on `Nil Oral’ order
Those who require diet but cannot be placed on any full or part standard diet. Ex. Infants – they
will be placed on ND and subsisted on extras.
2. Extras: Extras are not permissible with standard diets. Extras will be permitted only for those on
No diet, if the medical officer-in-charge considers it essential to meet the special dietary needs of
the patients. In such cases, the individual components of standard diet can be prescribed as ‘extras’
in quantities not exceeding the maximum of the scale of the particular item in the scales.
3. Not in scale items: For special cases, when on ‘No Diet’, quantities in excess of those specified
may be issued if considered necessary by the Medical Officer, who may also demand any ration or
substitute not included in the scale. However, such not in scale issues should be rare, supported by
reasons recorded in writing and shall require sanction of MO I/C Hospital.
e) Modified Diets:
1. Vegetarian Diet: The vegetarian substitutes from the substitutes list against non-vegetarian items
such as eggs, meat will be provided.
2. Modified diet with specific restrictions: The standard diets take care of general nutritional
requirements, specific disease condition of the patient may call for restrictions of specific
components of the diet. Such restrictions may be ordered by the Medical Officer. Examples are
restrictions of sugar for diabetics, salt for hypertensives, calories for obese, cholesterol in
Hyperlipidaemia, proteins in chronic renal failure, Potassium in renal failure etc.
f) Age Criteria:
0–4 N.D – extras to be ordered
5 – 10 Half adult scale
Above 10 Full adult scale.
The age groups indicate the beginning of the year of age to the completion of year of age.
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g) Eligibility:
i. Only persons admitted to hospital are entitled to hospital diets.
ii. On day of admission, persons admitted before 1.00 pm will be eligible for one of the Standard diets and
persons admitted after 1.00 pm will be placed on a 1/2 standard diet (1/2 FD, 1/2 OD, 1/2 CD).
iii. On day of discharge, persons discharged after 12.00 pm will be eligible for one of the Standard diets
and persons discharged before 12.00 pm will be placed on a 1/2 standard diet (1/2 FD, 1/2 OD, 1/2 CD).
iv. Short admission (< 24 hrs) patients will be placed on ½ or full standard diet or ND depending on the
duration of admission.
v. No outside food is normally permitted.
vi. Sick attendants admitted to hospital will be issued OD.
h) Ordering of diet:
i. MO will order the diet for the patients taking into consideration nutritional needs of the patients, their
disease condition, age and diet preference.
ii. The diet ordered and served should be health promoting and disease preventing in nature which should
serve as a model for the patient to follow at home.
iii. The senior nurses of the wards are responsible giving specific diet requirements of individual patients
taking into consideration the specific diet orders of the Medical Officer and the patient preferences
within those orders. Preferences such as vegetarian diet, rice or roti, use of sugar substitute etc may be
made by the patient.
i) Miscellaneous: The MO I/C hospital will ensure that diets are varied as much as possible and that food is
served in an appetizing and attractive manner. The MO I/C hospital will decide the timings for serving
meals so as to suit local requirements.
j) Scale of rations:
i. Diets are prepared from rations issued as per authorized scales. The scale of rations for OD and FD is
given as Annexure. For CD the scale of rations will be same as OD and 300 ml of milk and one egg are
authorized additionally.
ii. The scale is arranged in major food groups. A list of alternative food items are given against food
groups. A list of substitutes is also given in the scale to provide variety, cater to regional variations in
food habits, and to meet the requirements of different types of patients.
iii. The Medical Officer I/C will decide the alternatives and substitutes to be used locally and their
quantities within the scales as per local requirements.
iv. The given quantity of each food group is for the standard item or alternatives. The authorized quantity
will be the total of various alternatives, and substitutes as per the equivalent quantities.
v. The quantities given are maximum permissible, which may not be required especially in larger
hospitals. Authorized quantity will not be issued routinely. Actual issue and drawl of rations will be
authorised quantity or as per actual requirements whichever is less. The requirements will be based on
patient strength, past trends, patient preferences, diet restrictions etc to avoid wastage of food and
ensure economy.
k) Scale of rations for Night duty MOs and staff: Medical Officers and staff on night duty will be
authorized for the following items per person on night duty:
1. Tea 5 grams or soluble coffee powder 3 grams.
2. Sugar 20 grams
3. Milk fresh 60 millilitres.
l) Scale for breast fed babies: Infant food or milk powder will be issued to breast fed babies whose
mothers are admitted into the hospital as patients and are advised on medical grounds not to suckle their
babies.
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AUTHORISATION OF SCALES DIETS AND EXTRAS
Sl. Food sub- Alternative food Ò' `F'
Food group Substitutes Remarks
No. group items Diet Diet
Millets (Jowar, bajra etc), may be

drawn in full or in a proportion as
per local requirements.
Bread (Max 160 gm). The
Rice (Rice,
1 Cereals 500gm 250gm following not exceeding 100 gm:
parboiled), Atta
Dalia, Suji, Maida, Cornflakes, Rice
flakes (poha), Saboodana, sago,
barley, Cereal Drink, Biscuits
Curd, Milk
powder (1 gm
For CD 750 ml
= 7 ml milk)
milk is authorised.
2 Milk 450ml 1000ml (Infant milk
Choose low fat
powder may
milk and curd
be issued to
infants)
Dry beans,
peas, Chana, Sprouts may be
Chole, Soya, used in place of
Dal (Arhar/ Moong/ chunks, dry pulses. Papad
Pulses 60gm 30gm
Chana/Urad/Masoor) Rajma, to be preferably
ground nuts, roasted and not
Papad ( max 2 fried.
per day)
For CD 2 eggs are
authorised.
Total no of eggs
per day should not
normally exceed
For 1 egg =
2/day. Paneer
Pulses 30 gm
should not exceed
or Milk 100
Egg 1 No. 1 No. 60gm per day. ½
Pulses. Egg, ml or Chicken
3 diet patients will
Meat / fish 60 gm or
be issued eggs as
mutton 30 gm
for full diet
patients i.e. 1/2
OD or FD = 1 egg
and 1/2 CD = 2
eggs.
Choose lean meat,
Mutton. For poultry without
50 gm of skin, fish. Trim
chicken/ fish/ away all the fat
mutton = from meats.
Meat Chicken/ Fish 150gm Nil
Paneer 30 gm Remove skin from
or Pulses 30 poultry. Broil,
gm or Egg 1 roast, or boil these
no foods instead of
frying them.
Sweet potato,
Tubers Potato 100gm Nil tapioca, yam,
Vegetables
Garlic,
Bulbs Onion, Shallot, Garlic 60gm Nil
Vegetables
4 Vegetables
Includes Green leafy
Green leafy vegetables should form
vegetables, ginger,
Fresh a proportion of the vegetables daily.
coriander leaves, 200gm 100gm
vegetables Coloured vegetables such as carrot
curry leaves, green
may also be included preferentially.
chillies etc
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AUTHORISATION OF SCALES DIETS AND EXTRAS
Sl. Food sub- Alternative food Ò' `F'
Food group Substitutes Remarks
No. group items Diet Diet
Fresh fruits, Citrus Citrus fruits would be preferable
5 Fruits 250gm
fruits for ‘F’ and ‘C’ diet patients.
Artificial
sweeteners
Lower use of
like aspartame
sugar is
(1 tab = sugar
Sugar 50gm 90gm recommended.
5 gm) for
Avoid using sugar
patients on
for milk etc.
sugar free
diet. Jaggery
A lower usage of
oil is
recommended.
Choose low fat
cooking methods
such as boiling,
6 Sugar, Oil steaming etc. Use
mono unsaturated
fatty acid rich oils
or mixed mono &
Butter (up to
Oil 40gm 30gm poly unsaturated
30 gm)
acid rich oils –
groundnut,
mustard, gingelly
oils are preferable.
Avoid
hydrogenated oils,
trans fats. Avoid
oils and fats rich
in saturated fatty
acids.
Effort should be made to further
Salt 10gm 10gm
minimise salt usage
Condiments 15gm 5gm Includes tamarind, vinegar

7 Miscellaneous
Use should be limited to minimise
Achar OARB OARB
salt consumption.
Tea 9gm 9gm Coffee powder soluble 5gm.
When ordered diets are less than
12, LPG will be authorised at the
8 LPG 150gm 150gm
scale of 250 gm per patient or 1.75
kg per day, whichever is less.
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7. Non-expendable Medical Stores:
11 NON-EXPENDABLE MEDICAL STORES

Authorised quantity
Upto 50 Above Independent
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
11 01 Anaesthesia, Oxygen Therapy & Resuscitation Equipments
Advanced Anaesthesia Work Station with Multi Para monitor with
11 01 001 1 1 0
end tidal capnography etc.
Ambu bag silicone type with all standard accessories: Adult,
11 01 002 6 8 2
Paediatric and Neonate each
11 01 003 Apparatus Anaesthesia Basic 1 2 1
Apparatus Oxygen concentrator provides 95% O2 purity at 5
11 01 004 1 1 1
Litres/min
Aspiration unit, double bottle portable, electrically operated, complete
11 01 005 with tube suction and pressure tubing, suction and pressure 8 12 4
regulators, vacuum gauge (Suction machine)
11 01 006 Aspiration unit, double bottle portable, Foot operated 6 8 2
Compact steam steriliser table top model for instruments with
11 01 007 vacuum facility, Electrically operated temperature 1210-1340 with 2 4 2
digital display of data.
Cylinder Nitrous Oxide (N2O) 955 Litres with pin index non-
11 01 008 20 40 5
interchangeable flush type valve painted BLUE empty for
Cylinder Oxygen (O2) 1246 Litres with Bull Nose fitting valve
11 01 009 40 60 20
painted BLACK with white valve end empty for
Cylinder Oxygen (O2) 340 Litres with pin index non-interchangeable
11 01 010 6 12 6
flush type valve painted BLACK with white valve end empty for
Cylinder Oxygen Bull Nose fitting fine adjustment valve with
11 01 011 30 40 10
pressure gauge and Bobbin flow meter with double walled tube for
11 01 012 Cylinder Oxygen stand 16 20 16
11 01 013 Fibre optic intubating Bronchoscope 2 2 0
Flow meter Oxygen with pressure gauge set complete for (O2)
11 01 014 10 12 10
cylinder
11 01 015 Forceps endo-tracheal for introducing endo-tracheal tubes: Adult size 1 2 1
11 01 016 Forceps endo-tracheal for introducing endo-tracheal tubes: Child size 1 2 1
11 01 017 Formalin chamber for sterilisation in different available sizes each 2 4 2
ICU volume cycled Ventilator TV 50 ML - 2 Litres IMV, SIMV,
11 01 018 assist control PEEP, BIPAP, Pressure support volume cycled with 1 1 1
Humidifier and data display screen and Battery backup.
11 01 019 Oxygen head box (Set of Three: Small, medium & large) 1 1 1
11 01 020 Portable Ventilator 1 1 1
11 01 021 Steriliser electric for instruments, dimensions 510 X 200 X 150 mm. 6 12 4
Steriliser for bowls and water electric size 51 X 50.75 X 50.75 X
11 01 022 2 2 2
50.75 CM, electrically operated
Steriliser steam cylindrical high speed stainless steel 400mm X
11 01 023 500mm deep (Internal) with SS door of 10mm thick sheet, 440V, 50 1 1 1
cycle 3 phase AC (18 KW) complete
Steriliser steam high pressure horizontal electrically operated
11 01 024 1 1 1
complete capacity as specified
11 01 025 Steriliser steam portable high pressure drum, different sizes each 30 50 20
11 01 026 Total temperature management blanket model 300/310 1 1 0
11 02 Surgical Instruments: General

11 02 001 Bougies, urethral, set of 12 complete 1 1 0
11 02 002 Brace, for all Burs and Drills 1 1 0
11 02 003 Burs different sizes each: To fit Brace 1 1 0
11 02 004 Clamp Bulldog cross action 1 into 2 serrations 24mm jaws, 70mm L 1 1 1
Clamp intestinal, atrauma, different types: Bain bridge, Kocher,
11 02 007 Mayo-Robson, Moinihan, Doyen: Straight & curved, of different 2 2 0
sizes, each
Clamp stomach blades 10.65cm, 27.5cm Long, screw joint, stainless
11 02 008 2 2 0
steel each
11 02 009 Clamp vascular: Satinsky 2 4 1
11 02 010 Clamp, Carotid (Crile), curved 1 1 1
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Authorised quantity
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
11 02 011 Clamp, gastro-intestinal: Lanes (Straight & curved) 2 2 0
Clamp, intestine, Crushing level action (Payr's), blades 10cm,
11 02 012 2 2 0
medium
11 02 013 Clamp, intestine, Crushing level action (Payr's), blades 15cm, large 2 2 0
11 02 014 Clamp, intestine, Crushing level action (Payr's), blades 6.25cm, small 2 2 0
11 02 015 Director and guide dural malleable curved 2 2 0
11 02 016 Director hernia. 1 2 0
11 02 017 Dissector, fine, with probe, 19cm. 1 2 0
11 02 018 Drill twist 2 mm ( to fit brace) 1 1 0
11 02 019 Drill twist 2.8 mm (to fit Brace) 1 1 0
11 02 020 Drill, twist, 3.6 mm (to fit Brace) 1 1 0
Electro surgical generator (Diathermy) with monopolar and bipolar
11 02 021 1 2 0
probes: cutting, coagulation, etc.
11 02 022 Elevator, Dura-Mater, double ended. 1 1 0
11 02 023 Elevator, Pesriosteal sharp curved on flat 22.3 cm stainless steel. 1 1 0
Forceps, anastamosis sigmoid atrauma, types: Morris, Lloyd Davis,
11 02 024 2 2 0
Hayes.
11 02 025 Forceps Artery curved on flat serrated jaws, screw joint, 86 cm. 12 24 12
Forceps gouge, bone cutting curved on flat, with 8mm wide round
11 02 026 1 1 1
jaws, length 17cm stainless steel (Luer type)
Forceps gouge, bone cutting straight, with 8 mm wide round jaws,
11 02 027 1 1 1
length 17 cm stainless steel (Luer type)
11 02 028 Forceps lung grasping with blade 2.5 cm wide 20.5 cm long 1 1 0
11 02 029 Forceps Mixter 7½ inches, 9inches, 11 inches each. 1 2 1
11 02 030 Forceps sponge holding with serrated jaws 24 cm. 4 6 4
11 02 031 Forceps stomach curved on flat 22.3cm stainless steel. 2 2 0
11 02 032 Forceps stone, curved 6 6 0
11 02 033 Forceps tissue with circular jaws and radial serrations, 15 cm long, SS 4 4 4
11 02 034 Forceps tissue, types--Alle's, Lanes, different sizes, each 6 6 4
11 02 035 Forceps tongue 2 2 2
11 02 036 Forceps towel holding, single tooth 24 48 24
11 02 037 Forceps Vascular tissue straight 7¼ inches 12 12 12
Forceps, Artery delicate haemostatic, curved types: Halsted mosquito,
11 02 038 Micro Halsted and Dandy, different available sizes, stainless steel 18 18 18
each
Forceps, Artery delicate haemostatic, strait, types: Halsted mosquito,
11 02 039 Micro Halsted and Dandy, different available sizes, stainless steel 18 18 18
each
11 02 040 Forceps, Artery Kochers curved, different available sizes each 12 18 12
11 02 041 Forceps, Artery Kochers straight, different available sizes each 12 18 12
Forceps, Artery types: Kelly, Crile, Spenser wells, (curved) different
11 02 042 12 18 12
sizes each
Forceps, Artery types: Kelly, Crile, Spenser wells, (straight) different
11 02 043 12 18 12
sizes each
Forceps, Bone cutting, different types like Liston, McIndoe, Ash,
11 02 044 1 1 1
Ruskin-Liston Riell, Liston-Stille etc. in different sizes, each
11 02 045 Forceps, bowl lifting, double-jawed, 35.5 cm 12 12 12
11 02 046 Forceps, Cholecystectomy, 22 cm 1 2 0
11 02 047 Forceps, dissecting , standard, non-toothed, different sizes, each 6 12 6
Forceps, dissecting fine 12 cm long with tooth, notch and serration,
11 02 048 6 12 6
SS
11 02 049 Forceps, Dissecting for deep ligature 80 degree angulated 21cm 2 4 2
Forceps, dissecting, different types: Bonney, Ramsey, McIndoe,
11 02 050 Gillies, Semken, Waugh, Pott-Smith, Cushing, Taylor, Duval, 1 1 0
Nelson, Gerald, Adson, Wilde, Hunt; different sizes, each
11 02 051 Forceps, dissecting, toothed, different sizes, each 6 12 6
11 02 052 Forceps, gallstone, small 1 1 0
Forceps, haemostatic, types: Roberts, Heiss, Rochester carmalt, nigus,
11 02 053 6 12 4
Moinihan, Birkett (Both straight and curved) in different sizes, each
Forceps, intestinal extra light, box joint, Babcock , different sizes,
11 02 054 6 12 2
each
20
Authorised quantity
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
11 02 055 Forceps, pedicle, curved on flat 1 2 1
11 02 056 Forceps, sinus, in available sizes each 6 12 6
11 02 057 Forceps, skull cutting 19 cm 1 1 0
11 02 058 Forceps, steriliser (Cheatle) 12 24 12
11 02 059 Forceps, steriliser (Moorfield pattern) 12 12 12
11 02 060 Forceps, towel holding cross action 12 16 12
Haemostatic clip appliers for open sugary, different available types:
11 02 061 1 1 1
Pilling Atrauclip appliers, in different sizes, each
11 02 062 Harmonic scalpel 1 1 0
11 02 063 Hook, blunt, double 4 4 4
11 02 064 Hook, blunt, single 4 4 4
11 02 065 Hook, sharp double 4 4 4
11 02 066 Hook, sharp, single 4 4 4
11 02 067 Hook, skin, fine 4 4 4
11 02 068 Instruments haemorrhoidal injection, set of complete 1 1 0
Knife Bard packer, handle size 1 fitting (Commercial No.3) for use
11 02 069 6 12 6
with commercial blade No 10, 11, 12 and 15
Knife Bard packer, handle size 2 fitting (Commercial No.4) for use
11 02 070 6 12 6
with commercial blade No. 20, 22, 23
11 02 071 Laryngoscope (Adult) complete with spare bulbs 6 6 4
Laryngoscope (infant/neonate) complete with blade, spare bulbs and
11 02 072 2 2 2
2 cells
Mouth gag, different types: Doyen's, Jenning's etc. different sizes,
11 02 073 2 4 2
each
Needle biopsy liver 40 mm long x 1.4 mm outside diameter for
11 02 074 2 2 2
children
Needle biopsy liver 40 mm long x 10.4 mm outside diameter for
11 02 075 1 1 1
children
11 02 076 Needle biopsy liver 7 mm long x 1.6 mm outside diameter for adults 2 2 2
11 02 077 Needle biopsy liver 70 mm long x 1.6 mm outside diameter for adults 1 1 1
11 02 078 Needle holder, combined with scissors, 16 cm 12 12 12
Needle holders, types: Mayo-Hegar, Hegars, Crile-Wood, Webster,
11 02 079 Converse, Derf, Kilner, Bozmann, Heany, Finochieto, Rider, Gillies, 2 4 2
Olsen-Hegar, indifferent available sizes, each
11 02 080 Needle, aneurysmal, small 6 6 2
Needle, biopsy, renal 90 mm long x 1.9 mm outside diameter for
11 02 081 1 1 1
children
11 02 082 Non scalpel vasectomy set 2 4 0
11 02 083 Perforator 14 mm 2 2 2
11 02 084 Pile ligating gun with pkt of 100 bands with (forceps) 1 1 0
11 02 085 Probe, silver, 25 cm 2 4 1
11 02 086 Proctoscope self illuminating with transformer 6 12 6
11 02 087 Retractor (Langenback) different sizes each 6 12 0
Retractor (Ratchet action) universal, for children, with 4 pairs of
11 02 088 2 2 0
retracting blades, stainless steel
11 02 089 Retractor 4 pronged blunt 2.8 cm x 22 cm long, stainless steel 1 2 0
11 02 090 Retractor abdominal trivalve, stainless steel 1 2 0
11 02 091 Retractor abdominal, Deaver different sizes, stainless steel, each 2 4 0
11 02 092 Retractor malleable, copper, straight 2.5 cm wide x 20.5 cm long 1 2 0
11 02 093 Retractor spring pattern with two teeth on each blade, stainless steel 2 2 0
Retractor two pronged, sharp, 0.95 cm wide x 20 cm long, stainless
11 02 094 2 2 0
steel (CAIRN type)
Retractor, fibro optic lighted cable with handle, long with blades 4.8
11 02 095 2 2 0
mm 180 cm with standard cold light fountain 220V
11 02 096 Retractor, nerve or vein, Cushing, in available sizes, each 1 1 0
Retractors self retaining different types: Alm, Jansen, Weitander,
11 02 097 1 1 0
Adson Babu, Mollison, Gelpi, Adson, Balfour, different sizes, each
Retractors, different types: Zerny, Mathieu, Doyen's, Farabuef, Roux,
11 02 098 2 2 0
Parker, Canny Ryall, different sizes, each
11 02 099 Saw, amputating, handle with 3 spare blades 1 1 1
11 02 100 Saw, Gigli, set of 2 Handles and wire 6 12 6
21
Authorised quantity
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
11 02 101 Saw, guide and protector, for Adult size 1 1 1
Scissors dissecting: Mayo, Mayo Stille, Metzenbaum, in different
11 02 102 3 6 3
sizes, each
11 02 103 Scissors dural angular, probe pointed under blade 1 1 0
11 02 104 Scissors McIndoe 4 6 4
Scissors operating curved, in different sizes (SH/SH, BL/BL, SH/BL)
11 02 105 4 6 4
each
Scissors operating straight in different sizes(SH/SH, BL/BL, SH/BL)
11 02 106 4 6 4
each
Scissors, delicate, type: Iris scissors, Stevens, Goldman Fox, Kilner,
11 02 107 2 4 1
Joseph Raynolds, Kelly, Jameson, in different sizes, each
Scissors, gynaecological, types: Werthiem, Doyen, Bozemann,
11 02 108 2 4 0
Siebold, Braun Stadler, in different available sizes, each
11 02 109 Scissors, suture cutting, Heath 12 18 12
Scissors, type: Metzenbaum-Fino, Metzenbaum-Nelson, in different
11 02 110 2 4 2
available sizes
11 02 111 Scissors, umbilical and episiotomy, type Lister in available sizes 4 8 4
11 02 112 Separator, rib, with locking lever 1 1 0
11 02 113 Shears, rib with raspatory, adult 1 1 0
11 02 114 Shears, rib, combined action 1 1 0
11 02 115 Sigmoidoscope, Children size, complete 1 2 0
11 02 116 Sigmoidoscope, adult complete with swab holder 1 1 0
11 02 117 Skin grafting knife (parker Modification) 2 2 0
11 02 118 Spatula Brain, large malleable 1 1 0
11 02 119 Tourniquet, pneumatic with manometer and pump complete, large 2 2 2
11 02 120 Trocar and cannula set for suprapubic cystostomy 1 2 1
11 02 121 Trocar exploring, set of 4 nestred (sizes 6,9,14 & 18 charriere gauge) 1 1 1
11 03 Operation Theatre Furniture

11 03 001 Cabinet Instrument 60cm X 45cm X 30cm with stand complete 6 8 3
11 03 002 Cabinet Instrument overall dimension 160cmx66cmx45cm complete 6 8 3
Head light with cold light source, fibre optic cable, set with all
11 03 003 1 2 1
accessories
Lamp shadow less OT, ceiling mounted, with minimum two domes,
11 03 004 1 2 0
six axis movement of domes, Drift free
11 03 005 Lamp shadow less OT, stand mounted , mobile on casters 2 4 1
11 03 006 Light examination halogen, standing & wall mounted model, each 5 5 2
Mobile air ascepticizer with 4 UV tube band 2357 Armstrong units
11 03 007 1 2 0
and atomiser
Receiver, soiled dressings, kickabout, consisting of frame SS with
11 03 008 4 8 2
three 6.35cm ball bearing castors and one bowl 35cm SS complete
11 03 009 Stand Instrument MAYO adjustable with tray (SS) Complete 2 4 1
Stand swab consisting of 36 SS hooks SS frame with castor & drip
11 03 010 2 2 0
tray
11 03 011 Table anaesthetic (non folding) on castors. 1 2 0
11 03 012 Table instrument (SS) with two (SS) shelves complete. 4 8 0
Table Operation Hydraulically Operated remote controlled, capable
11 03 013 of all surgical positions with bridges etc., with all accessories 1 2 0
included.
11 03 014 Table Operation Minor, with accessories (with lithotomy crutches) 1 2 1
11 03 015 Table Orthopaedic improved model Comprising of 12 units. 1 1 0
11 03 016 Table Steriliser SS topped 91cm X 61xm without Wheel complete. 2 2 0
Trolley stretcher complete Emergency and recovery with standard
11 03 017 2 4 1
accessories (SS).
11 04 Orthopaedic Instruments
Bone Awls with stainless steel in chromium plated handles, different
11 04 001 1 1 0
sizes, each.
11 04 002 Bone, lever (Bristow), 22.5 cm. 1 1 0
11 04 003 Calliper skull traction bur for. 1 1 0
22
Authorised quantity
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
11 04 Orthopaedic Instruments
Bone cutting & drilling system complete set with saggital saw hand
11 04 004 piece, oscillating blade type with set of 5 drill hand piece, Jacob's 2 2 0
chuck 0 -1/4" cannulated.
11 04 005 Calliper skull traction double bar frame for. 1 1 0
11 04 006 Calliper skull traction. 1 1 0
11 04 007 Cannulated screw (4.5mm) system complete. 6 8 0
11 04 008 Chisel Stille type, stainless steel, 19.05 cm long, 6 mm wide. 2 2 1
Chisel, 25 mm wide, blade 25 cm long stainless steel (edge bevelled
11 04 009 6 8 2
on both sides).
11 04 010 External Fixator Tubular Set Complete. 2 2 0
11 04 011 File, Bone different models avilable, each. 2 2 1
11 04 012 Forceps, bone holding (Lane), for large bones, 29.35 cm. 2 2 1
11 04 013 Forceps, plaster bending. 1 1 1
11 04 014 Forceps, sequestrum curved on side 19.5 cm long stainless steel. 1 1 1
11 04 015 Frame Balkan universal chrome plated complete. 2 2 0
11 04 016 Fulcrum, (Lorenz). 1 1 0
11 04 017 Gauge, St. Thomas Hospital Pattern with rounded end, width .65cm. 1 1 0
11 04 020 Gauge, St. Thomas Hospital Pattern with rounded end, width 1.25cm. 1 2 0
11 04 021 Hook, for stirrup (Kirschner and Bohler). 1 1 1
Mallet Metal small with three rubber caps carbon steel with chromic
11 04 022 1 1 1
plating aluminium handle.
11 04 023 Mallet, fluted handle, diameter 3.5 cm. 1 1 1
Osteotome (Smith-Petersen) straight, stainless steel, 20.32 cm long,
11 04 024 1 1 1
0.95 cm wide.
11 04 025 1 1 1
1.27 cm wide.
11 04 026 1 1 1
1.91 cm wide.
11 04 027 1 1 1
3.18 cm wide.
Pins (Steinmann) 15cmX4 mm dia. S.S. Trocar point 3 faced chuck
11 04 028 1 1 0
end.
11 04 029 Saw, plaster (Engel). 3 3 1
11 04 030 Saw, plaster, cutting, electric. 3 3 1
11 04 031 Scoop (Stanley Boyd), double ended. 3 3 0
11 04 032 Self retaining bone holding forceps, set of 6 pairs. 3 3 0
11 04 033 Shears, plaster (Bohler), stainless steel, 24 cm. 1 1 1
11 04 034 Shears, plaster (Stille), 38 cm. 2 4 2
11 04 035 Splints Thomas different sizes. 2 2 2
11 04 036 Splints wooden different sizes set. 2 4 2
11 04 037 Spreader, plaster cast (Henning). 2 4 2
11 04 038 Stirrup, Extension (Bohler), 8.75 cm internal width. 1 2 0
11 04 039 Tape, broad, piece of 16.5 metre. 5 5 0
11 04 040 Tape, narrow, piece of 16.5 metre. 20 20 20
Trephine bone biopsy length different sizes, complete with extension
11 04 041 1 1 1
handle set, each.
11 04 042 Weights, for extension, set of 6, complete with hanger. 1 1 1
11 05 Gynaecology & Obstetrics Instruments

11 05 001 Catheter female metal SS different available sizes, each 2 4 2
11 05 002 Clamp myomectomy, Bonney and other types available each 2 2 0
Cryocautery equipment standard with full accessories (probes conical
11 05 003 1 1 0
flat etc) gas reservoir
11 05 004 Curette, blunt/sharp Uterine set of different sizes each 4 6 0
11 05 005 Depressor, vaginal (Sims) 6 8 4
Dilators, uterine, hollow, set of 16 conical metal, size 3/6 to 18/21
11 05 006 2 2 2
mm dia in metal case
11 05 007 Electronic weighing machine 10 kg capacity 1 2 1
23
Authorised quantity
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
11 05 Gynaecology & Obstetrics Instruments
11 05 008 Episiotomy scissors 6 8 3
11 05 009 Foetal monitor hand held Doppler 1 1 1
Forceps Hysterectomy, different types: Haeney, Heaney-Atrauma,
11 05 010 Phanuef, Maingot, Gwalliams, Wertheims, Uro-Tangential, Guyon, 2 2 0
Dick, in different available sizes, each
11 05 011 Forceps Midwifery different available types, and sizes, each 1 1 1
11 05 012 Forceps ovum, Hay Woods In available sizes, each 2 4 0
11 05 013 Forceps uterus holding, Shirodkar pattern 1 1 0
11 05 014 Forceps, Caesarean section Haemostatic, Green Armitage 8 12 0
Forceps, Uterine, vulsellum, Teal's, with lateral curve, three into four
11 05 015 4 6 4
teeth, screw joint, 25cm SS
11 05 016 IUCD removing hook 2 4 2
11 05 017 Myoma screw, Doyen 1 2 0
11 05 018 Neonatal compact resuscitation tray with all equipment 1 1 1
Obstetric labour table three sections with Perineal cut and leg section
sliding below for lithotomy position, hydraulic height adjustment,
11 05 019 trendlenberg and head raising facility, side rails and hand grip, built 1 1 0
in drip stand, on castors with brakes, three piece mattress, with knee
crutches.
11 05 020 Retractor vaginal anterior vaginal, different sizes each 2 2 2
11 05 021 Retractor vaginal types Landon, Jayle etc, in available sizes, each 2 4 2
Sound Uterine, graduated in cm, different types: Gabalin, Mayo,
11 05 022 2 4 2
Sims, Colin, each
Speculum, Vaginal, different types: Sims, Duckbill, Cusco, different
11 05 023 10 16 4
available sizes, each
11 05 024 Vacuum extractor pump set complete with all accessories 1 1 0
11 06 ENT Instruments & Appliances

11 06 001 Antral harpoon-Tilley's. 1 1 0
Autoscore, Fibre optic Light transmission, Halogen Lamp 3V using
11 06 002 6 8 4
two AA size battery complete with Siegel attachment and spare lamp.
11 06 003 Burr Antral, Rosett. 1 1 0
Cannula Tracheostomy, silver plated 18Fr/20 Fr/24Fr/28Fr gauge,
11 06 004 1 1 1
each
11 06 005 Curette adenoid with cage. 2 2 0
11 06 006 Curette Mastoid and Cell seeker. 2 1 0
11 06 007 Curette Mastoidectomy Lempert's. 1 1 0
11 06 008 Dilator tracheal. 1 1 1
11 06 009 Dilators Tracheal with spring 12.5 cm long SS. 1 1 1
11 06 010 Dissector tonsil with anterior pillar retractor. 2 2 0
11 06 011 Draffin's bipod metallic stand. 1 1 0
11 06 012 Drill with Burr. 1 1 0
11 06 013 Elevators, Mastoid Pesriosteal 1 1 0
11 06 014 Elevators, type- Freer's, Killian's. 1 1 0
11 06 015 Forceps artery tonsil type: Burkitt's, Neagus, curved, each. 2 2 0
11 06 016 Forceps Ear dressing 14 cm stainless steel. 1 1 1
11 06 017 Forceps ear dressing. 1 1 1
11 06 018 Forceps laryngeal. 1 1 0
11 06 019 Forceps tonsil holding. 2 2 0
11 06 020 Forceps, Asch's. 1 1 0
11 06 021 Forceps, Nasal, dressing. 2 2 2
11 06 022 Forceps, Peritonsillar (St. Clair Thomson's). 2 2 0
11 06 023 Forceps, punch Citelli's. 1 1 1
11 06 024 Forceps, Walsham's. 1 1 0
11 06 025 Fork tuning for vibratory sensation, heavy, 108.75 DV. 2 2 2
11 06 026 Fork tuning C-1-256 vibration per second. 2 2 2
11 06 027 Fork tuning C-1-512 vibration per second. 2 2 2
11 06 028 Godlee's mallet. 1 1 0
11 06 029 Hook Tracheal Blunt. 1 1 0
11 06 030 Killian's gouge. 1 1 0
24
Authorised quantity
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
11 06 ENT Instruments & Appliances
11 06 031 Knife swivel-Ballinger. 1 1 0
Lamp examination ENT, focusable illumination, halogen lamp 12V,
11 06 032 1 1 1
35W, mobile on 5 castor rollers.
Lamp, head, electric complete with cords and terminals for
11 06 033 1 1 1
eliminator.
11 06 034 Magauran's plate. 1 1 0
Mirrors Laryngeal, a set of different sizes available (26 mm, 22mm)
11 06 035 1 1 1
with handles, each.
Mirrors, Rhinoscopic (St Clair Thomson), small (12 mm dia) and
11 06 036 1 1 1
large (16mm dia), each.
11 06 037 Mouth gag, Frame only. 1 1 1
11 06 038 Mouth gag, Tongue depressor adult, large, for size 6. 8 10 8
11 06 039 Mouth gag, Tongue depressor, adult, small, for size 2. 8 10 8
Mouth gag, light model for children with adjustable jaw plates, one
11 06 040 1 2 1
tongue depressor.
11 06 041 Mouth gag, Tongue depressor, adult, medium, for size 4. 8 10 8
11 06 042 Myringotome. 1 1 1
11 06 043 Naso-pharyngoscope. 1 1 0
11 06 044 Oesophagoscope. 1 1 0
11 06 045 Probe Jobson's horne's with ring curette. 1 1 0
11 06 046 Retractor Mastoid. 1 1 0
11 06 047 Snare Aural glegg's. 1 1 0
11 06 048 Snare nasal Glegg's. 1 1 0
11 06 049 Snare tonsillar. 2 2 1
Specula, Ear, (Siegel Modified by Peter) complete with set of 5 plated
11 06 050 6 6 6
specula in different sizes each.
11 06 051 Speculum Ear Holmgreen outer diameter 0.6 and 0.7 mm set of two. 6 6 6
11 06 052 Speculum, Killian's with long blades. 2 2 2
11 06 053 Speculum, Nasal Thudicum’s different sizes each. 6 8 6
11 06 054 Speculum, Nasal (St. Clair Thomson's) 6.35cm. 2 4 2
11 06 055 Syringe, Ear, metal, 114ml, with wide nozzle. 2 4 2
11 06 056 Tongue depressors different sizes. 10 20 10
11 06 057 Trocar and cannula, Tilley-Lichtwitz. 1 1 1
11 07 Eye Instruments & Appliances

11 07 001 Chalazion clamp. 2 4 2
11 07 002 Forceps, cilia straight. 2 2 2
11 07 003 Forceps, dissecting, fine, 10cm long stainless steel. 2 2 2
11 07 004 Forceps, Tarsal Cyst, with riveted. 2 2 2
11 07 005 Lacrimal probe and syringe. 1 1 1
11 07 006 Lid retractors. 2 4 2
11 07 007 Magnet, foreign body removal eye, set. 2 4 2
11 07 008 Needle, corneal, foreign, body, Birmingham pattern. 4 4 2
11 07 009 Ophthalmoscope Direct. 2 2 2
11 07 010 Ophthalmoscope indirect. 1 1 1
11 07 011 Refraction error checking set with all accessories. 1 1 1
11 07 012 Refractometer for vision testing. 1 1 0
11 07 013 Slit lamp with all accessories. 1 1 1
11 07 014 Speculum eye (Castroviejo) medium. 2 2 2
11 07 015 Spud, eye. 2 3 2
11 07 016 Tonometer aplanation. 1 1 1
11 07 017 Tonometer Manual. 1 1 1
11 08 Specialised Surgical / Monitoring / Diagnostic Equipments

Cardiac and High Resolution probes for Ultrasonography compatible
11 08 001 1 1 0
with existing Machine
Cardiotocographic machine with 20 MHZ ultrasound transducer wave
11 08 002 0 1 0
input with patient event marker assembly
11 08 003 Colonoscopy equipment with all standard accessories 0 1 0
25
Authorised quantity
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
11 08 Specialised Surgical / Monitoring / Diagnostic Equipments
11 08 004 Cyst scopes 00 and 300 with cold light source with all accessories 0 1 0
11 08 005 Fully automatic random access biochemistry analyzer 1 1 0
11 08 006 Hysteroscopy set complete with all accessories 0 1 0
11 08 007 Incubator for premature baby with all accessories 1 1 0
Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy Set complete, with all accessories and
11 08 008 1 1 0
hand instruments.
11 08 009 Operating Microscope ENT surgery 0 1 0
11 08 010 Tread Mill Cardiac equipment with all accessories 1 1 0
11 08 011 Upper GI Endoscopy Equipment with all standard accessories 1 1 0
11 08 012 Video colposcopic equipment with all standard accessories 0 1 0
11 09 Radiological Equipments & Appliances

11 09 001 Automatic X ray processor 1 1 0
Box viewing negative with a pair of straight fluorescent tube
11 09 002 10 20 4
complete.
Cassettes X ray, different sizes (17×14,15×12,12 ×10 ,10× 8, 14 ×14,
11 09 003 10 20 2
6× 8), with intensifying screen each
11 09 004 Half film blocker (10x12 & 15x12 inch) 1 2 1
11 09 005 Hanger developing of diff sizes & dental hangers each 6 6 4
11 09 006 Lead aprons 4 6 2
11 09 007 lead thyroid, gonad shields, lead goggles 4 4 2
11 09 008 Sheet lead plywood reinforced 2 4 2
11 09 009 Stand chest X-ray wall type 1 2 1
11 09 010 Three panel lead guard for 500 MA X-ray 1 2 1
Ultrasonography Machine with Abdominal and PV/PR probe, with
11 09 011 necessary accessories like printer, PC for digital recording along with 1 1 1
software with or without Colour Doppler
Voltage stabilizer Automatic servo type single phase input 175-260
11 09 012 Volts, output 230 V +/- 0.5% capacity 2 KVA with under voltage and 1 2 1
over voltage protection with delay start.
11 09 013 X ray developing tank set 2 2 1
11 09 014 X ray film storage box (Lead) 2 2 1
11 09 015 X ray Machine 100 MA with all accessories 1 1 1
11 09 016 X ray Machine 300/500 MA with all accessories 1 1 0
11 09 017 X ray Machine portable 1 1 1
11 10 General Medical Equipment

11 10 001 Baby suction apparatus 2 4 1
11 10 002 DC Defibrillator Cum Monitor complete 2 2 1
ECG machine Portable, light weight computerized multi channel with
capability of acquiring all the 12 Leads simultaneously, operable on
11 10 003 6 8 3
mains 220V single phase AC 50 Hz and rechargeable battery with
standard accessories
11 10 004 ECG/NIBP/SPO2/TEMP Monitor 4 6 1
11 10 005 Glucometer 6 10 3
11 10 006 Infusion Pump online 2 4 1
11 10 007 Infusion Pump syringe type 2 4 1
11 10 008 Infusion warming system 2 2 1
11 10 009 Nebuliser Electronic 6 12 2
11 10 010 Needle, sternal puncture, with stop, leur fitting, 51 mm (1.5 mm) 2 2 0
11 10 011 Pulse oxymeter finger type 10 20 4
11 10 012 Sphygmomanometer, mercurial, portable type, complete 20 30 6
11 10 013 Sphygmomanometer, mercurial, stand type, complete 5 5 2
11 10 014 Spirometer computerised 1 1 0
11 11 Nursing Appliances
11 11 001 Baby warmer 1 1 0
11 11 002 Body meter for height measure 300 X 103 X 104 mm 6 10 4
11 11 003 Bowl stainless steel, different sizes 10cm, 20cm, 25 cm, 35 cm, each 6 12 4
26
Authorised quantity
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
11 11 Nursing Appliances
11 11 004 Electronic Adult Weighing Machine 6 10 2
11 11 005 Electronic Digital blood pressure recorder 5 5 2
11 11 006 Electronic Thermometers 10 20 6
11 11 007 Enema can 5 5 2
11 11 008 Jug measure Graduated 1000ml 5 5 2
11 11 009 Jug Measure Graduated 500ml 5 5 2
11 11 010 Phototherapy unit ( obstetric unit use) 1 1 0
11 11 011 Tray SS, Deep, size 45cm X 30 cm 15 30 6
11 11 012 Tray SS, Kidney shaped 15 cm 10 20 6
11 11 013 Tray SS, Kidney- shaped, 25 cm 10 20 6
11 11 014 Tray, SS, shallow, size 27.50 cm x 22.50 cm with cover 15 30 10
11 11 015 Tray, SS, shallow, size 35 cm x 30 cm with cover 15 30 10
11 12 Laboratory
11 12 001 Albuminometer 1 1 1
11 12 002 Aluminium slide tray 2 3 1
11 12 003 Analytical balance 2 4 1
11 12 004 Atomic absorption spectrophotometer 1 1 0
11 12 005 Auto cell counters 1 1 0
11 12 006 Auto haematology analyzer ( five part Diff) 1 1 0
11 12 007 Auto haematology analyzer ( three part Diff) 1 1 1
11 12 008 Auto urine analyser 1 1 0
11 12 009 Auto/Semi Auto ESR system 1 1 0
11 12 010 Automatic knife sharpener 1 1 0
11 12 011 Automatic slide staining machine 1 1 0
11 12 012 Bilirubinometer 1 1 0
11 12 013 Binocular microscope with illumination system 2 4 1
11 12 014 Blood gas with electrolyte analyzer Automatic 0 1 0
11 12 015 BOD incubator 1 1 0
11 12 016 Centrifuges 3 4 1
11 12 017 Chemiluminescent Analyser (Random access) 1 1 0
11 12 018 Coagulometer (Automated coagulation analyser) 1 1 0
11 12 019 Colorimeters single cell 1ml 1 1 1
11 12 020 Column chromatography (varying types) 2 4 0
11 12 021 Deep freezer 1 1 1
11 12 022 Desiccators 1 1 1
11 12 023 Electrolyte analysers (ion selective) 1 1 0
11 12 024 Electronic balance 1 1 1
11 12 025 Electrophoresis equipment
11 12 026 ELISA Reader with automatic washer &printer 1 1 0
11 12 027 Frozen section equipments 1 1 0
11 12 028 Gas cylinder with Bunsen burner 1 1 1
11 12 029 Gas liquid chromatography 0 1 0
11 12 030 Glycosylated Haemoglobin analyser 1 1 0
11 12 031 Haemoglobinometer 1 1 1
11 12 032 Hot air oven 1 2 1
11 12 033 Hot plate with magnetic stirrer
11 12 034 HPL chromatography 0 1 0
11 12 035 Incubators 2 2 1
11 12 036 Innoculating loop with wires 2 2 1
11 12 037 Laminar air flow
11 12 038 Magnetic stirrer with hot plate 1 2 0
11 12 039 Micro plate automatic Elisa readers with automatic washer 1 1 0
11 12 040 Micro-pipettes sigle and multi channel varying capacity 5 8 2
11 12 041 Microtome cutting knife with hone 1 1 0
11 12 042 Osmometer 1 1 0
11 12 043 pH meter sensor type 1 1 0
27
Authorised quantity
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
11 12 Laboratory
11 12 044 Pipette stand 4 8 2
11 12 045 Pipette washer automatic 1 1 0
11 12 046 Quebic colony counter
11 12 047 Semi auto analyser 1 1 1
11 12 048 Serological water bath 2 2 0
11 12 049 Specific gravity meter 1 1 1
11 12 050 Stop watches 2 3 1
11 12 051 VDRL shaker 1 1 0
11 12 052 Vortex Mixer 2 2 0
11 12 053 Water bath 2 2 1
11 13 Dental Instruments & Appliances

11 13 001 Amalgam carrier 1 1 1
11 13 002 Amalgam condenser 1 1 1
11 13 003 Bone curette 1 1 1
11 13 004 Cartige syringe 2 2 2
11 13 005 Cement Spatula 2 2 1
11 13 006 Dental Chair with provision for dental X-Rays & all accessories 1 1 1
11 13 007 Excavator 1 1 1
11 13 008 Extraction elevators full set 1 1 1
11 13 009 Extraction forceps sets 2 2 1
11 13 010 Glass slab for mixing 2 2 2
11 13 011 Hand scaler with curette 1 1 1
11 13 012 Impression trays different size 4 4 2
11 13 013 Instrument tray 2 2 1
11 13 014 Matrix retainer No. 1 & 8 1 1 1
11 13 015 Mortar and pestle 1 1 1
11 13 016 Mouth mirror with handle 20 20 10
11 13 017 Needle holder 2 3 2
11 13 018 Pesriosteal elevator 1 1 1
11 13 019 Probe straight and curve 1 1 1
11 13 020 Steriliser electrical for dental instruments 1 1 1
11 14 Physiotherapy
11 14 001 Ankle exerciser 1 1 0
11 14 002 Arm exerciser 1 1 0
11 14 003 Chair climber 1 1 0
11 14 004 Complex exercising unit 1 1 0
11 14 005 Computerized traction cervical& lumbar 1 1 0
11 14 006 Continuous passive motion 1 1 0
11 14 007 Curves and ramps 1 1 0
11 14 008 Dumbbell iron with cart 1 1 0
11 14 009 Electrical stimulator with diagnostic facility 1 1 0
11 14 010 Exercise chair 1 1 0
11 14 011 Finger board 1 1 0
11 14 012 Foot drop boot adult/child 1 1 0
11 14 013 Grip exercise with base 1 1 0
11 14 014 Hand gymkit board 1 1 0
11 14 015 Heel exerciser 1 1 0
11 14 016 Hot pack with hydrocolator 1 1 0
11 14 017 Infrared lamp 4 8 0
11 14 018 Interferential therapy 1 1 0
11 14 019 Leg exerciser 2 2 0
11 14 020 Mechanical lumbar traction 1 1 0
11 14 021 Multiexercise unit 2 2 0
11 14 022 Paed o cycle 1 1 0
11 14 023 Paraffin wax bath 1 1 0
11 14 024 Quadriceps board 1 1 0
28
Authorised quantity
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
11 14 Physiotherapy
11 14 025 Quadriceps boot 1 1 0
11 14 026 Quadriceps exercise table 1 1 0
11 14 027 Roller skates 1 1 0
11 14 028 Rotatory wrist machine wall mounting 1 1 0
11 14 029 Rowing machine cum sliding seat 1 1 0
11 14 030 Short wave diathermy 250Watt/500Watt 1 1 0
11 14 031 Shoulder abduction ladder wall mounting 1 1 0
11 14 032 Shoulder pully set 1 1 0
11 14 033 Shoulder spring exercise 1 1 0
11 14 034 Shoulder wheel 1 1 0
11 14 035 Static cycle adult 1 1 0
11 14 036 Suspension frame with bed and all accessories 1 1 0
11 14 037 Tilt table 1 1 0
11 14 038 Transcutaneous nerve stimulator 1 1 0
11 14 039 Ultrasound with different size heads 1 1 0
11 14 040 Ultraviolet lamp 1 1 1
11 14 041 Vacuum/Compression therapy unit 1 1 0
11 14 042 Walker 1 1 0
11 14 043 Wall bar 1 1 0
11 14 044 Weight cuffs 1 1 0
11 14 045 Wrist circumductor 1 1 0
11 14 046 Wrist roll wall mounting 1 1 0
11 15 Hospital Furniture
11 15 001 Alfa bed 5% of authorised beds
11 15 002 Back rest 50% of authorised beds
2 each for each OT, Ward, Emergency, OPD, Clinic, MO Room,
11 15 003 Basin SS of different sizes
Specialist OPD, Dressing rooms, Labour Room
1 each for each OT, Ward, Emergency, OPD, Clinic, MO Room,
11 15 004 Basin stand for one & two basins
Specialist OPD, Dressing rooms, Labour Room
11 15 005 Bed side stools 1 per bed
1 per authorised bed of which, 5% paediatric beds, 4 or 8 ICU beds
11 15 006 Beds (the number to be decided by the Hospital), 5% maternity beds
(cradle), 20% fowler beds and rest normal hospital beds
11 15 007 Bedside attendant benches 1 per bed
11 15 008 Bedside tables 1 per bed
11 15 009 Crash cart 1 for Emergency, ICU, Ward, Labour room, OPD, Clinic
11 15 010 Cups spitting, stain-less steel 1 per bed
11 15 011 Dirty linen trolley 1 for each Ward, OT, Labour Room, Emergency, Clinic
11 15 012 Examination Tables 1 for each MO room, Ward, Emergency, OPD, Clinic
11 15 013 Gynaecological Examination Tables 3 For each Hospital
11 15 014 Mosquito net rods 1 complete set per bed
11 15 015 Over bed tables 25 % of authorised beds
2 Per ward, Emergency, OT, OPD, Clinic, Labour Room + 25% of
11 15 016 Screen foldable mobile
total authorised beds to be kept as reserve
1 for each MO, Emergency, DMO room, Matron, Sister duty
11 15 017 Stool Revolving With SS top
rooms, OPD, Clinic
1 foldable & 1 nonfoldable in each ward, Emergency, OT, Labour
11 15 018 Stretcher Ambulance
Room, Clinic
11 15 019 Stretchers for disaster management 40
11 15 020 Two step stools 1 for each examination table
1 folding & 1 nonfolding each Per Ward, Emergency, OT, OPD,
11 15 021 Wheel chair
Clinic
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8. Expendable Medical Stores:
12 EXPENDABLE MEDICAL STORES

Authorised quantity
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
12 01 Surgical, Anaesthetic appliances
Apparatus Anaesthetic face Mask with air cushion transparent
12 01 001 6 6 6
different sizes, each.
12 01 002 Aprons plastic for OT and emergency room 25 50 10
12 01 003 Corrugated drainage sheet (Made of medical grade PVC), Box of 100 1 2 1
12 01 004 Footwear for OT 10 20 5
12 01 005 Ilieostomy/Colostomy appliances complete 2 2 0
12 01 006 Inter costal drainage tubes, different sizes, each 4 8 4
12 01 007 Irrigator, 2 litres with wound pipe and clip complete 3 5 3
12 01 008 Knife BP disposable, different sizes 20 40 20
12 01 009 Philadelphia collar with tracheal opening 2 4 1
12 01 010 Tracheostomy tubes, different models, in available sizes, each 2 4 2
12 01 011 Under water seal drainage system sets, each 4 8 4
Urinary catheters types: Foley's, Nelaton, Malecots, Gibbons in
12 01 012 10 20 5
different available sizes, each
Urine collecting bags, different models, with or without urometers,
12 01 013 5 10 5
each
12 02 Orthopaedic appliances
12 02 001 Aeroplane splint for shoulder 1 2 1
12 02 002 Ankle foot orthosis different types, each 1 2 1
12 02 003 Ankle stabilizer 1 2 1
12 02 004 Cervical collar soft anatomical in different available sizes, each 6 10 2
12 02 005 Cervical orthosis in different available sizes, each 2 4 1
Cervical orthosis with posterior support in different available sizes,
12 02 006 4 6 2
each
12 02 007 Clavicle brace 5 10 2
12 02 008 Crutches of various sizes 6 sets 6 sets 2 sets
12 02 009 Elbow orthosis different types, each 1 2 1
12 02 010 Femoral corset in different available sizes, each 1 2 1
12 02 011 Finger immobilizing splint extending from MP TO DIP JT 10 20 10
12 02 012 Fore arm corsets different types and sizes, each 1 2 1
12 02 013 Genu brace 1 2 1
12 02 014 Humerus corsets different types and sizes, each 1 2 1
Lumbo sacral orthosis with anterior pad in different available size,
12 02 015 1 2 1
each
12 02 016 Mallet finger splints 10 20 10
12 02 017 Patellar Brace 1 2 1
12 02 018 Splint crammer wire 20 20 20
Thoraco lumbo sacral orthosis with anterior pad in different available
12 02 019 1 2 1
size, each
12 02 020 Tibial corset with foot plate in different available sizes, each 1 2 1
12 02 021 Tibial corset with out foot plate in different available sizes, each 1 2 1
3 per 3 per
12 02 022 Walkers NIL
ward ward
12 02 023 Webbing, 2.5 cm wide for splints ( meters). 20 30 20
12 02 024 Webbing, OG 5 cm wide (meters). 20 30 20
12 02 025 Wire (Kirschner) with drill head ends, 25 cm long X 1.5 mm dia, SS 1 2 0
12 02 026 Wrist orthosis different types, each 1 2 1
12 03 Radiology
12 03 001 Clip developing 36 36 12
12 03 002 Heater immersion electric 2 2 2
12 03 003 Lamp dark room 2 4 1
12 03 004 Lead figures & letters set 2 4 2
12 03 005 Lead markers set each 2 4 1
12 03 006 Mat rubber shock protective 2 4 1
30
Authorised quantity
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
12 04 General Nursing
12 04 003 Bottle Hot Water, I.R. 30cm x 20 cm with two spare washers 20 30 10
12 04 004 Chart vision checking, Snellen etc. 6 6 4
12 04 005 Charts Ishihara for colour vision testing. 6 6 2
12 04 006 Condom drainage sets 20 40 10
12 04 007 Cup feeding, 10 10 5
12 04 008 Cylinder Oxygen Key spanner for. 20 30 20
12 04 009 Endo tracheal tubes different types and different sizes, each 5 10 5
12 04 010 Feeding and irrigation syringe pumps 2 4 2
12 04 011 Feeding bags , 10 20 10
Flow meter Peak with spare Sterilisable mouth pieces and spare filter
12 04 012 10 20 10
gauge complete in fitted carrying case.
12 04 013 Goggles protecting for OT. 10 10 5
12 04 014 Guedel airways, different sizes, set each 1 2 1
12 04 015 Hammer Percussion 10 20 5
12 04 016 Infanto meter 1 1 1
12 04 017 Inhaler (Nelson) , 700ml size, complete 8 12 8
12 04 018 Lamp 150 W, 15 V, Tungsten, Halogen. 1 3 1
12 04 019 Laryngeal Mask Airway Large, Medium, Small. 4 6 4
12 04 020 Lighted Intubation Stylet small/medium/Large, each. 0 1 1
12 04 021 Measuring calliper for skin thickness fold 3 3 1
12 04 022 Menstrual Regulation syringe 2 3 2
12 04 023 Mouth prop and airways aluminium set of 3 complete. 1 1 1
12 04 024 Mucous suckers PACK of 50 1 2 1
12 04 025 Nasopharyngeal air way 10 20 10
12 04 026 Nebuliser chambers 10 20 10
12 04 027 Oxygen cannula ,different models, each 50 100 50
12 04 028 Oxygen masks ,different models, each 10 20 10
12 04 029 Pillow air circular with central hole rubber, 45 cm 3 3 2
12 04 030 Pressure Infusion Bags 500ml and 1000ml each. 4 8 6
12 04 031 Ryle's tubes, infant feeding tubes, double lumen stomach tubes, each 25 50 25
12 04 032 Sheet douching (Kelly) rubber apron 50.8 cm dia 6 10 4
12 04 033 Sheeting, waterproof thick 110 cm wide 20 40 20
12 04 034 Sphygmomanometer bulb for 20 30 10
Sphygmomanometer, armlet with rubber bag different sizes each, (for
12 04 035 6 8 4
baby, child, adult and thigh.)
12 04 036 Spirit lamp, aluminium with screw cap, 60 ml 2 4 2
12 04 037 Stethoscopes 20 30 5
12 04 038 Suction catheters, different models, each 25 50 25
12 04 039 Supra pubic urine drainage system (with Trocar mounted catheter). 5 10 5
12 04 040 Syringe and Needle destroyer 20 40 10
12 04 041 Thermometer Clinical, (Oral) (350C- 420C) with metal/plastic case 20 30 10
12 04 042 Thermometer, Clinical, rectal 350C- 420C with metal/plastic case 5 5 2
12 04 043 Thoracic Trocar and catheter system 4 8 4
Thoraco lumbo sacral orthosis hyper extension type in different
12 04 044 1 2 1
available sizes, each
12 04 045 Tourniquet, rubber elastic 3 6 3
12 04 046 Umbilical cord clamps box of 100 1 1 1
12 04 047 Undine, glass 120 ml. 2 2 2
12 04 048 Urinal, male with female adapter 10 20 10
12 04 049 Vacuum suction drains , different models and sizes, each 6 12 6
12 04 050 Vacuum suction sets , different models, each 4 8 4
12 04 051 Wolf Bottle Complete (For Oxygen therapy). 6 12 6
12 05 Laboratory
12 05 001 Basket for test tubes 2 3 1
12 05 002 Beakers and glass flasks measures of diff sizes 1 1 1
12 05 003 Blood collection tubes/vials 100 100 50
12 05 004 Blood lancets 100 100 50
31
Authorised quantity
CODE NOMENCLATURE
beds 50 beds Clinic
12 05 Laboratory
12 05 005 Capillary tubes Packets 2 4 2
12 05 006 Centrifuge tubes 10 20 6
12 05 007 ESR Tubes westergreen 24 36 10
12 05 008 Hb pipettes 2 4 1
12 05 009 Petri dishes all sizes each 10 10 2
12 05 010 Pipette controller (0.1ml-20ml) 2 2 1
12 05 011 Pipette stands and racks (horizontal and vertical) 1 2 1
12 05 012 Pipettes of varying sizes 4 8 2
12 05 013 Plastic blood/fluid collection tubes 100 100 50
12 05 014 Plate reader for agglutination 1 1 1
12 05 015 Slide racks 2 3 1
12 05 016 Slide trays 2 3 1
12 05 017 Slides packs 24 36 12
12 05 018 Storage vials (freezing) of different capacities 12 24 6
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9. Consumable Medical Stores:
13 CONSUMABLE MEDICAL STORES

CODE NOMENCLATURE
13 01 Alimentary System
13 01 1 Anti-ulcer, anti-flatulence, antacids Preparation
Alginic Acid 200mg + Magnesium Hydroxide 150mg + Dried Aluminium
13 01 1 01 Tab.
Hydroxide gel 300mg + Sodium Bi-carbonate 70mg
Aluminium Hydroxide 291mg + Magnesium Hydroxide 98mg/5ml + Oxethazine
13 01 1 02 Suspension
10mg suspension
Dried Aluminium Hydroxide 300mg + Aluminium Magnesium Silicate 25mg +
13 01 1 03 Gel
Magnesium Hydroxide 25mg + Simethicone 25mg
Dried Aluminium Hydroxide 300mg + Aluminium Magnesium Silicate 25mg +
13 01 1 04 Tab.
Magnesium Hydroxide 25mg + Simethicone 25mg
13 01 1 05 Esomeprazole 20mg Tab.
13 01 1 06 Esomeprazole 20mg + Domperidone 30mg Cap.
13 01 1 07 Esomeprazole 40mg Tab.
13 01 1 08 Esomeprazole 40mg + Domperidone 30mg Cap.
13 01 1 09 Esomeprazole 40mg Inj.
13 01 1 10 Famotidine 20mg Tab.
13 01 1 11 Famotidine 20mg + Magaldrate 400mg Tab.
13 01 1 12 Famotidine 40mg Tab.
13 01 1 13 Lansoprazole 15mg Cap.
13 01 1 14 Lansoprazole 15mg + Domperidone 10mg Cap.
13 01 1 15 Lansoprazole 30mg Cap.
13 01 1 16 Lansoprazole 30mg + Amoxicillin 750mg + Tinidazole 500mg Combipack
13 01 1 17 Lansoprazole 30mg + Clarithromycin 250mg + Tinidazole 500mg Combipack
13 01 1 18 Omeprazole 10mg Cap.
13 01 1 20 Omeprazole 20mg + Amoxicillin 750mg + Tinidazole 500mg Combipack
13 01 1 21 Omeprazole 20mg + Domperidone 10mg Cap.
13 01 1 22 Omeprazole 20mg + Domperidone 20mg Cap.
13 01 1 24 Pantoprazole 20mg Tab.
13 01 1 25 Pantoprazole 20mg + Domperidone 10mg Cap.
13 01 1 26 Pantoprazole 40mg Tab.
13 01 1 29 Pantoprazole 40mg + Itopride 150mg Cap.
13 01 1 30 Pantoprazole 40mg + Mosapride 15mg Cap.
13 01 1 31 Pantoprazole 40mg/10ml Inj.
13 01 1 32 Rabeprazole 10mg Tab.
13 01 1 33 Rabeprazole 20mg Tab.
13 01 1 34 Rabeprazole 20mg Inj.
13 01 1 35 Rabeprazole 20mg + Itopride 150mg Cap.
13 01 1 36 Rabeprazole 20mg/5ml Inj.
13 01 1 37 Ranitidine 150mg Tab.
13 01 1 38 Ranitidine 150mg + Dicyclomine 10mg + Cimethicone 25mg Tab.
13 01 1 39 Ranitidine 25mg/ml Inj.
13 01 1 40 Ranitidine 300mg Tab.
13 01 1 41 Roxatidine 150mg Tab.
13 01 1 42 Roxatidine 75mg Tab.
13 01 1 43 Sucralfate suspension 1gm/10ml Suspension
13 01 1 44 Sucralfate suspension 1gm/5ml Suspension
13 01 2 Anti-emetic, Anti-reflux, Prokinetic, Anti-spasmodic Preparation

13 01 2 01 Chlordizepoxide 5mg + Clidinium Bromide 2.5mg Tab.
13 01 2 02 Dicyclomine (Dicycloverine) 10mg Tab.
13 01 2 03 Dicyclomine (Dicycloverine) 10mg/2ml Inj.
13 01 2 04 Dicyclomine (Dicycloverine) 10mg/5ml Syrup
13 01 2 05 Dicyclomine (Dicycloverine) 10mg/ml Inj.
13 01 2 06 Dicyclomine (Dicycloverine) 10mg/ml Drops
13 01 2 07 Dicyclomine (Dicycloverine) 20mg + Mefenamic Acid 250mg Tab.
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13 01 2 08 Dicyclomine (Dicycloverine) 20mg + Paracetamol 500mg Tab.
13 01 2 09 Domperidone 10mg Tab.
13 01 2 10 Domperidone 10mg + Dimethicone 125mg Tab.
13 01 2 11 Domperidone 10mg + Ranitidine 150mg Tab.
13 01 2 12 Domperidone 10mg/ml Drops
13 01 2 13 Drotaverine 40mg Tab.
13 01 2 14 Drotaverine 40mg/2ml Inj.
13 01 2 15 Drotaverine 80mg Tab.
13 01 2 16 Drotaverine 80mg + Mefenamic Acid 250mg Tab.
13 01 2 17 Hyoscine 10mg Tab.
13 01 2 18 Hyoscine 20mg/ml Inj.
13 01 2 19 Mebeverine 135mg Tab.
13 01 2 20 Metoclopramide 10mg Tab.
13 01 2 21 Metoclopramide 10mg + Magaldrate 480mg Tab.
13 01 2 22 Metoclopramide 5mg Tab.
13 01 2 23 Metoclopramide 5mg/5ml Syrup
13 01 2 24 Metoclopramide 5mg/ml Inj.
13 01 2 25 Mosapride 10mg Tab.
13 01 2 26 Mosapride 2.5mg Tab.
13 01 2 27 Mosapride 5mg Tab.
13 01 2 28 Mosapride 5mg + Dimethicone 125mg Tab.
13 01 2 29 Propantheline 15mg Tab.
13 01 3 Laxative, Purgatives, Lubricant, combination Preparation

13 01 3 01 Bisacodyl 10mg Supp.
13 01 3 02 Bisacodyl 5mg Tab.
13 01 3 03 Bisacodyl 5mg Supp.
13 01 3 04 Ispagula husk 3.5gm Sachet
13 01 3 05 Lactulose 10mg/15ml Liquid
13 01 3 06 Lactulose 667mg/ml Liquid
13 01 3 07 Liquid Paraffin Liquid
Polyethylene glycol (Purgative powder) 118gm+Sodium Chloride 2.93 gm+
13 01 3 08 Potassium Chloride 1.484gm+Sodium Bicarbonate 3.37gm+Sodium Sulphate Powder
11.35gm
13 01 4 Drug Acting on Colon and Rectum Preparation

13 01 4 01 Balsalazide 750mg Cap.
13 01 4 02 Mesalazine 250mg Tab.
13 01 4 03 Mesalazine 400mg Tab.
13 01 4 04 Mesalazine 500mg Supp.
13 01 4 05 Sulfasalazine 1000mg Tab.
13 01 4 06 Sulfasalazine 500mg Tab.
13 01 4 07 Tegaserod 2mg Tab.
13 01 4 08 Tegaserod 6mg Tab.
13 01 5 Anti-diarrhoeal Preparation
13 01 5 01 Lactobacillus combination Sachet
13 01 5 02 Loperamide 2mg Tab. /Cap.
Oral Rehydration power sachet of 20.5g each containing Sodium Chloride 2.6g,
13 01 5 03 Sachet
Anhydrous Dextrose 13.5g, Potassium Chloride 1.5g & Sodium Citrate 2.99
13 01 5 04 Racecadotril 100mg Cap
13 01 5 05 Racecadotril 10mg Sachet
13 01 5 06 Saccharomyces Boulardii 250mg Powder
13 01 5 07 Simethicone 80mg & Charcoal 400mg Tab.
13 01 6 Enzymes and digestive supplements, Hepato-biliary drug, Combinations Preparation

13 01 6 01 Amylase/Pepsin with Fungal Diastase Syrup
14 01 6 02 Human Albumin 20% in bottle of 100ml Liquid
15 01 6 03 L- Ornithine L Asparate powder Pdr
16 01 6 04 L-Ornithine L Asparate 5gm Inj
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17 01 6 05 n-Butycynaoacrylate 0.5ml Inj
18 01 6 06 Octreotide 0.1mg /ml Inj
19 01 6 07 Penicillamine 150mg Cap.
20 01 6 08 Penicillamine 250mg Cap.
21 01 6 09 Plidocanol 3% Inj
22 01 6 10 Resource Hepatic 26 gm/100cal Sachet
23 01 6 11 Ribavirin 200mg Cap
24 01 6 12 Serrapeptase 10mg Tab.
27 01 6 15 Silymarin 140mg Tab. /Cap.
28 01 6 16 Silymarin 70mg Tab. /Cap.
30 01 6 17 Terlipressin 1mg + 10ml amp sterile diluent Inj
31 01 6 18 Thymosin-alpha 1.6mg amp Inj
32 01 6 19 Ursodeoxycolic Acid 150mg Tab.
33 01 6 20 Ursodeoxycolic Acid 300mg Tab.
13 01 7 Miscellaneous Preparation
13 01 7 01 Anovate Ointment Tube
13 01 7 02 Faktu ointment Tube
13 01 7 03 Pilex ointment Tube
13 02 Antihypertensive preparations
13 02 1 Antihypertensive Combination Preparation
13 02 1 01 Amiloride 2.5mg + Hydrochlorothiazide 25mg Tab.
13 02 1 02 Amiloride 5mg + Hydrochlorothiazide 50mg Tab.
13 02 1 03 Amlodipine 2.5mg + Enalapril 2.5mg Tab.
13 02 1 04 Amlodipine 2.5mg + Losartan 25g Tab.
13 02 1 05 Amlodipine 5mg + Enalapril 2.5mg Tab.
13 02 1 06 Amlodipine 5mg + Enalapril 5mg Tab.
13 02 1 07 Amlodipine 5mg + Lisinopril 5mg Tab.
13 02 1 08 Amlodipine 5mg + Losartan 50g Tab.
13 02 1 09 Atenolol 100mg + Chlorthalidone 25mg Tab.
13 02 1 10 Atenolol 25mg + Amlodipine 2.5mg Tab.
13 02 1 11 Atenolol 25mg + Amlodipine 5mg Tab.
13 02 1 12 Atenolol 25mg + Chlorthalidone 12.5mg Tab.
13 02 1 13 Atenolol 25mg + Hydrochlorothiazide 12.5mg Tab.
13 02 1 14 Atenolol 50mg + Amlodipine 5mg Tab.
13 02 1 15 Atenolol 50mg + Chlorthalidone 12.5mg Tab.
13 02 1 16 Atenolol 50mg + Hydrochlorothiazide 25mg Tab.
13 02 1 17 Atenolol 50mg + Losartan 50mg Tab.
13 02 1 18 Atenolol 50mg + Nifedipine 20mg Cap.
13 02 1 19 Bisoprolol 5mg + Hydrochlorothiazide 6.25mg Tab.
13 02 1 20 Clonidine 100mcg + Hydrochlorothiazide 20mg Tab.
13 02 1 21 Enalapril 10mg + Hydrochlorothiazide 25mg Tab.
13 02 1 22 Enalapril 5mg + Hydrochlorothiazide 12.5mg Tab.
13 02 1 23 Enalapril 5mg + Losartan 50mg Tab.
13 02 1 24 Furosemide 20mg + Spironolactone 50mg Tab.
13 02 1 25 Furosemide 40mg + Amiloride 5mg Tab.
13 02 1 26 Lisinopril 5mg + Hydrochlorothiazide 12.5mg Tab.
13 02 1 27 Losartan 50mg + Hydrochlorothiazide 12.5mg Tab.
13 02 1 28 Losartan 50mg + Ramipril 2.5mg Tab.
13 02 1 29 Metoprolol 100mg + Hydrochlorothiazide 12.5mg Tab.
13 02 1 30 Ramipril 2.5mg + Amlodipine 5mg Tab.
13 02 1 31 Ramipril 5mg + Hydrochlorothiazide 12.5mg Tab. /Cap.
13 02 1 32 Telmisartan 40mg + Hydrochlorothiazide 12.5mg Tab.
13 02 1 33 Triamterene 50mg + Benzthiazide 25mg Tab.
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13 02 2 Beta blocker Preparation
13 02 2 01 Atenolol 100mg Tab.
13 02 2 04 Atenolol 5mg/10ml Inj.
13 02 2 05 Bisoprolol 10mg Tab.
13 02 2 06 Bisoprolol 2.5mg Tab.
13 02 2 07 Bisoprolol 5mg Tab.
13 02 2 08 Carvedilol 12.5mg Tab.
13 02 2 09 Carvedilol 25mg Tab.
13 02 2 12 Labetalol 100mg Tab.
13 02 2 15 Labetalol 5mg/ml Inj.
13 02 2 16 Metoprolol 100mg Tab.
13 02 2 17 Metoprolol 1mg/ml Inj.
13 02 2 20 Propranolol 10mg Tab.
13 02 2 21 Propranolol 1mg/ml Inj.
13 02 3 Calcium Channel Blocker Preparation

13 02 3 01 Amlodipine 10mg Tab.
13 02 3 02 Amlodipine 2.5mg Tab.
13 02 3 03 Amlodipine 5mg Tab.
13 02 3 04 Diltiazem 120mg Tab.
13 02 3 08 Felodepine 10mg Tab.
13 02 3 09 Felodepine 2.5mg Tab.
13 02 3 10 Felodepine 5mg Tab.
13 02 3 11 Nifedipine 10mg Tab. /Cap.
13 02 3 15 S-Amlodipine 1.25mg Tab.
13 02 3 16 S-Amlodipine 2.5mg Tab.
13 02 3 17 S-Amlodipine 5mg Tab.
13 02 3 18 Verapamil 120mg Tab.
13 02 3 21 Verapamil 5mg/2ml Inj.
13 02 4 ACE Inhibitor Preparation

13 02 4 01 Captopril 12.5mg Tab.
13 02 4 02 Captopril 25mg Tab.
13 02 4 03 Enalapril 10mg Tab.
13 02 4 04 Enalapril 2.5mg Tab.
13 02 4 05 Enalapril 5mg Tab.
13 02 4 06 Lisinopril 10mg Tab.
13 02 4 07 Lisinopril 2.5mg Tab.
13 02 4 08 Lisinopril 5mg Tab.
13 02 4 09 Perindopril 2mg Tab.
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13 02 4 12 Ramipril 1.25mg Tab. /Cap.
13 02 4 13 Ramipril 10mg Tab. /Cap.
13 02 4 14 Ramipril 2.5mg Tab. /Cap.
13 02 4 15 Ramipril 5mg Tab. /Cap.
13 02 5 Angiotensin Receptor blocker Preparation

13 02 5 01 Candesartan 16mg Tab.
13 02 5 04 Losartan 25mg Tab.
13 02 5 05 Losartan 50mg Tab.
13 02 5 06 Telmisartan 20mg Tab.
13 02 5 09 Valsartan 160mg Cap.
13 02 6 Diuretic Preparation
13 02 6 01 Furosemide 10mg/ml Inj.
13 02 6 02 Furosemide 20mg/ml Inj.
13 02 6 03 Furosemide 40mg Tab.
13 02 6 04 Furosemide 500mg Tab.
13 02 6 05 Hydrochlorothiazide 12.5mg Tab.
13 02 6 06 Hydrochlorothiazide 25mg Tab.
13 02 6 07 Indepamide 1.5mg Tab.
13 02 6 08 Indepamide 2.5mg Tab.
13 02 6 09 Metolazone 2.5mg Tab.
13 02 6 10 Metolazone 5mg Tab.
13 02 6 11 Spironolactone 100mg Tab.
13 02 6 12 Spironolactone 25mg Tab.
13 02 6 13 Xipamide 20mg Tab.
13 02 7 Other Antihypertensive Preparation

13 02 7 01 Clonidine 0.15mg Tab.
13 02 7 02 Clonidine 100mcg Tab.
13 02 7 03 Doxazosin 1mg Tab.
13 02 7 06 Methyldopa 250mg Tab.
13 02 7 07 Prazosin 1mg Tab.
13 02 7 08 Prazosin 2.5mg Tab.
13 02 7 11 Terazosin 1mg Tab.
13 03 1 Antianginal & coronary vasodilator Preparation

13 03 1 01 Glyceryl Trinitrate 0.4 mg/puff Spray
13 03 1 02 Glyceryl Trinitrate 0.5 mg Tab.
13 03 1 03 Glyceryl Trinitrate 10mg Patch
13 03 1 04 Glyceryl Trinitrate 2% Ointment.
13 03 1 05 Glyceryl Trinitrate 2.5 mg Cap.
13 03 1 07 Glyceryl Trinitrate 5mg Patch
13 03 1 09 Glyceryl Trinitrate 6.5 mg Cap.
13 03 1 10 Glyceryl Trinitrate Inj 5mg/ml Inj.
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13 03 Cardiovascular System
13 03 1 11 Isosorbide Dinitrate 10mg Tab.
13 03 1 15 Isosorbide Mononitrate 10mg Tab.
13 03 1 20 Nicorandil 10mg Tab.
13 03 1 22 Nicorandil 2mg per vial Inj.
13 03 2 Antiarrhythmic Preparation
13 03 2 01 Adenosin 3mg/ml Inj
13 03 2 02 Amiodarone 100mg Tab.
13 03 2 03 Amiodarone 150mg/3ml Inj
13 03 2 04 Amiodarone 200mg Tab.
13 03 2 05 Disopyramide 100mg Tab. /Cap.
13 03 2 06 Disopyramide 150mg Tab. /Cap.
13 03 2 07 Esmolol 10mg/ml Inj
13 03 2 08 Lidocaine 2% Inj
13 03 2 09 Mexiletine 150mg Cap.
13 03 2 10 Mexiletine 25mg/ml Inj
13 03 2 11 Mexiletine 50mg Cap.
13 03 2 12 Propafenone 150mg Tab.
13 03 2 13 Quinidine 100mg Tab.
13 03 2 14 Quinidine 200mg Tab.
13 03 3 Drugs acting on vessels Preparation

13 03 3 01 Cilostazol 100mg Tab.
13 03 3 02 Cilostazol 50mg Tab.
13 03 3 03 Cyclandelate 200mg Tab. /Cap.
13 03 3 04 Cyclandelate 400mg Tab. /Cap.
13 03 3 05 Ephedrine 30mg/ml Inj.
13 03 3 06 Mephentermine 15mg/ml Inj.
13 03 3 07 Mephentermine 30mg/ml Inj.
13 03 3 08 Mephentermine 10mg Tab.
13 03 3 09 Pentoxyphyllin 400mg Tab.
13 03 3 10 Nimodepine 10mg/50ml Inj.
13 03 3 11 Nimodepine 30mg Tab. /Cap.
13 03 3 12 Xantinol Nicotinate 150mg Tab.
13 03 3 13 Xantinol Nicotinate 150mg/2ml Inj.
13 03 4 Anticoagulants & Antithrombotic Preparation

13 03 4 01 Acenocoumarol 1mg Tab
13 03 4 05 Aspirin 150mg Tab
13 03 4 06 Aspirin 150mg + Clopidogrel 75mg Tab
13 03 4 10 Aspirin 75mg + Clopidogrel 75mg Tab
13 03 4 11 Clopidogrel 75mg Tab
13 03 4 12 Dalteparin Sodium 10000 iU Inj.
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13 03 4 16 Dipyridamole 100mg Tab
13 03 4 19 Enoxaparin 10mg/0.1ml, 20mg Inj.
13 03 4 23 Heparin 1000 iU/ml Inj.
13 03 4 26 Ticlopidine 250mg Tab
13 03 4 27 Warfarin 1mg Tab
13 03 5 Fibrinolytics Preparation
13 03 5 01 Alteplase 50mg Inj.
13 03 5 02 Streptokinase 15LU Inj.
13 03 5 03 Streptokinase 2.5LU Inj.
13 03 5 04 Streptokinase 7.5LU Inj.
13 03 5 05 Urokinase 10LU/ml Inj.
13 03 5 06 Urokinase 2.5LU/ml Inj.
13 03 5 07 Urokinase 5LU/ml Inj.
13 03 5 08 Urokinase 7.5LU/ml Inj.
13 03 6 Haemostatics, Antihemorrhagic Preparation

13 03 6 01 Aminocaproic Acid 250mg/ml Inj.
13 03 6 02 Antihemophilic Factor 1000 iU Inj.
13 03 6 05 Etamsylate 125mg Tab.
13 03 6 07 Etamsylate 250mg/2ml Inj.
13 03 6 09 Hemocoagulase 1u/ml Inj.
13 03 6 10 Phytomenadion 1mg Inj.
13 03 6 11 Somatostatin 250mcg/ml Inj.
13 03 6 12 Somatostatin 3mg/ml Inj.
13 03 6 13 Tranexemic Acid 100mg/ml Inj.
13 03 6 14 Tranexemic Acid 250mg Tab.
13 03 6 15 Tranexemic Acid 500mg Tab.
13 03 7 Inotropic Agent Preparation

13 03 7 01 Dobutamine 250mg/20ml Inj.
13 03 7 03 Dobutamine 250mg/ml Inj.
13 03 7 05 Dopamine 40mg/ml Inj.
13 03 8 Lipid Lowering Agent Preparation

13 03 8 01 Atorvastatin 10mg Tab.
13 03 8 02 Atorvastatin 10mg + Ezetimibe 10mg Tab.
13 03 8 03 Atorvastatin 10mg + Fenofibrate 160mg Tab.
13 03 8 04 Atorvastatin 10mg + Fenofibrate 200mg Tab.
13 03 8 08 Ezetimibe 10mg Tab.
13 03 8 09 Fenofibrate 160mg Cap./Tab.
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13 03 8 10 Fenofibrate 200mg Cap./Tab.
13 03 8 11 Gemfibrozil 300mg Cap.
13 03 8 14 Lovastatin 10mg Tab.
13 03 8 15 Lovastatin 20mg Tab.
13 03 8 16 Nicotinic Acid 375mg Tab.
13 03 8 17 Nicotinic Acid 500mg Tab.
13 03 8 18 Pravastatin 10mg Tab.
13 03 8 19 Pravastatin 20mg Tab.
13 03 8 20 Rosuvastatin 10mg Tab.
13 03 8 21 Rosuvastatin 5mg Tab.
13 03 8 22 Simvastatin 10mg Tab.
13 03 8 23 Simvastatin 10mg + Ezetimibe 10mg Tab.
13 03 9 01 Atropine 0.6mg/ml Inj.
13 03 9 02 Digoxin 0.25mg Tab.
13 03 9 03 Digoxin 0.5mg/2ml Inj.
13 03 9 04 Isoprenalin 20mg Tab.
13 03 9 05 Isoprenalin 2mg/ml Inj.
13 03 9 06 Orciprenalin 10mg Tab.
13 03 9 07 Potassium Chloride Syr.
13 04 Central Nervous System

13 04 1 Anxiolitic, Hypnotic, Sedative Preparation
13 04 1 01 Alprazolam 0.125mg Tab.
13 04 1 05 Alprazolam 1mg Tab.
13 04 1 06 Buspirone 10mg Tab.
13 04 1 07 Buspirone 5mg Tab.
13 04 1 08 Chlordizepoxide 10mg Tab.
13 04 1 11 Diazepam 10mg Tab.
13 04 1 14 Diazepam 5mg/ml Inj.
13 04 1 15 Lorazepam 1mg Tab.
13 04 1 16 Lorazepam 2mg Tab.
13 04 1 17 Lorazepam 2mg/ml Inj.
13 04 1 18 Midazolam 1mg/ml Inj.
13 04 1 19 Midazolam 5mg/ml Inj.
13 04 1 20 Nitrazepam 10mg Tab.
13 04 1 21 Nitrazepam 5mg Tab.
13 04 1 22 Zolpidem 10mg Tab.
13 04 1 23 Zolpidem 5mg Tab.
13 04 1 24 Zopiclone 7.5mg Cap.
13 04 2 Antidepressant Preparation
13 04 2 01 Amitriptyline 10mg Tab.
13 04 2 05 Citalopram 10 mg Tab.
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13 04 2 08 Clomipramine 10mg Tab.
13 04 2 11 Doxepin 25 mg Tab. /Cap.
13 04 2 12 Doxepin 75 mg Tab. /Cap.
13 04 2 13 Escitalopram 10mg Tab.
13 04 2 16 Fluoxetine 10mg Tab. /Cap.
13 04 2 18 Fluoxetine 20mg/5ml Susp.
13 04 2 20 Imipramine 25mg Tab.
13 04 2 21 Imipramine 75mg Tab.
13 04 2 22 Paroxetine 10mg Tab.
13 04 2 25 Sertraline 100mg Tab.
13 04 2 28 Venlafaxine 150mg Tab.
13 04 2 30 Venlafaxine 37.5mg Tab.
13 04 3 Antipsychotic Preparation
13 04 3 01 Chlorpromazine 100mg Tab.
13 04 3 04 Chlorpromazine 25mg/ml Inj.
13 04 3 06 Clozapine 100mg Tab.
13 04 3 09 Haloperidol 1.5mg Tab.
13 04 3 10 Haloperidol 10mg Tab.
13 04 3 12 Haloperidol 2mg/ml Liq.
13 04 3 14 Olanzapine 10mg Tab.
13 04 3 15 Olanzapine 2.5mg Tab.
13 04 3 18 Olanzapine 7.5mg Tab.
13 04 3 19 Quetiapine 100 mg Tab.
13 04 3 22 Risperidone 1mg Tab.
13 04 3 26 Thioridazine 100mg Tab.
13 04 3 30 Trifluperazine 10mg Tab.
13 04 3 31 Trifluperazine 5mg Tab.
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13 04 4 Antiemetics, Antinauseant, Antivertigo Preparation
13 04 4 01 Betahistine 16mg Tab.
13 04 4 02 Betahistine 8mg Tab.
13 04 4 03 Cinnarizine 20mg + Domperidone 15mg Tab.
13 04 4 04 Cinnarizine 25mg Tab.
13 04 4 05 Cinnarizine 75mg Tab.
13 04 4 06 Doxylamine 10mg + Pyridoxine 10mg Tab.
13 04 4 07 Ondansetron 2mg/5ml Syr.
13 04 4 08 Ondansetron 2mg/ml Inj.
13 04 4 09 Ondansetron 4mg Tab.
13 04 4 10 Ondansetron 8mg Tab.
13 04 4 11 Prochlorperazine 12.5mg/ml Inj.
13 04 4 12 Prochlorperazine 5mg Tab.
13 04 4 13 Promethazine 10mg Tab.
13 04 4 14 Promethazine 10mg/2ml Inj.
13 04 4 15 Promethazine 25mg Tab.
13 04 4 16 Promethazine 5mg/5ml Syr.
13 04 5 Anticonvulsants Preparation
13 04 5 01 Carbamazepine 100mg Tab
13 04 5 02 Carbamazepine 100mg/5ml Syr.
13 04 5 06 Clobazam 10mg Tab.
13 04 5 09 Clonazepam 0.25mg Tab.
13 04 5 10 Clonazepam 0.5mg Tab.
13 04 5 11 Clonazepam 1mg Tab.
13 04 5 12 Clonazepam 2mg Tab.
13 04 5 13 Gabapentin 100mg Tab.
13 04 5 18 Lamotrigine 100mg Tab.
13 04 5 22 Phenobarbital 20mg/5ml Syr.
13 04 5 23 Phenobarbital 30mg Tab
13 04 5 24 Phenobarbital 60mg Tab
13 04 5 25 Phenytoin 100mg Tab.
13 04 5 26 Phenytoin 25mg Tab.
13 04 5 27 Phenytoin 25mg/ml Syr.
13 04 5 28 Phenytoin 50mg/2ml Inj.
13 04 5 29 Sodium Valproate 200mg Tab
13 04 5 30 Sodium Valproate 200mg/5ml Syr.
13 04 5 33 Topiramate 100 mg Tab
13 04 6 Rigidity and Tremor disorders Preparation

13 04 6 01 Bromocriptine 1.25mg Tab.
13 04 6 02 Bromocriptine 2.5mg Tab.
13 04 6 03 Cabergoline 0.5mg Tab.
13 04 6 04 Cabergoline 1mg Tab.
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13 04 6 05 Levodopa 100mg + Carbidopa 10mg Tab.
13 04 6 09 Levodopa 500mg Tab.
13 04 6 10 Selegiline 5mg Tab.
13 04 6 11 Trihexyphenidyl 2mg Tab.
13 04 6 12 Trihexyphenidyl 2mg/ml Inj.
13 04 6 13 Trihexyphenidyl 5mg Tab.
13 04 7 01 Lithium 150mg Tab.
13 04 7 04 Nimodepine 10mg/50ml Infusion
13 04 7 05 Nimodepine 30mg Tab.
13 04 7 06 Piracetam 100mg Tab.
13 04 7 08 Piracetam 200mg/ml Inj.
13 04 7 10 Piracetam 500mg/5ml Susp.
13 05 Drugs for Pain, Fever, Musculoskeletal system

13 05 1 Opioid Analgesics Preparation
13 05 1 01 Buprenorphine 0.3mg/ml Inj.
13 05 1 02 Fentanyl 25mcg/1hr. Patch
13 05 1 05 Fentanyl 50mcg /ml Inj.
13 05 1 06 Morphine 10mg/ml Inj.
13 05 1 07 Pentazocine 30mg/ml Inj.
13 05 1 08 Pethidine 50mg/ml Inj.
13 05 1 09 Tramadol 100mg Tab.
13 05 1 10 Tramadol 50mg Tab.
13 05 1 11 Tramadol 50mg/ml Inj.
13 05 2 Anti-Migraine Drugs Preparation

13 05 2 01 Divalproex sodium 1000mg Tab
13 05 2 06 Domperidone 20mg + Paracetamol 500mg Tab
13 05 2 07 Ergotamine 1mg Tab
13 05 2 08 Ergotamine 2mg Tab
13 05 2 09 Ergotamine 1mg + Paracetamol 250mg Tab
13 05 2 10 Flunarizine 10mg Tab
13 05 2 11 Flunarizine 5mg Tab
13 05 2 12 Rizatriptan 10mg Tab
13 05 2 13 Rizatriptan 5mg Tab
13 05 2 14 Sumatriptan 100mg Tab
13 05 2 17 Sumatriptan 6mg/ml Inj.
13 05 3 Non-steroid Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Preparation

13 05 3 01 Aceclofenac 100mg Tab.
13 05 3 02 Aceclofenac 100mg + Serratiopeptidase 15mg Tab
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13 05 3 03 Aceclofenac 200mg Tab.
13 05 3 04 Aceclofenac 25mg/ml Inj.
13 05 3 05 Aceclofenac 150mg/ml Inj.
13 05 3 06 Diclofenac 0.1% Drop
13 05 3 07 Diclofenac 1% w/w Gel
13 05 3 08 Diclofenac 100mg Tab.
13 05 3 09 Diclofenac 1mg/ml + Gentamicin 3mg/ml Drop
13 05 3 10 Diclofenac 25mg/ml Inj.
13 05 3 13 Flurbiprofen 0.03% Drop
13 05 3 14 Ibuprofen 100mg/5ml Susp.
13 05 3 15 Ibuprofen 200mg Tab.
13 05 3 18 Indomethacin 25mg Cap.
13 05 3 21 Ketoprofen 2.5% w/v Gel
13 05 3 22 Ketorolac 0.5% Drop
13 05 3 23 Ketorolac 10mg Tab.
13 05 3 24 Ketorolac 30mg/ml Inj.
13 05 3 25 Mefenamic Acid 250mg Tab.
13 05 3 26 Mefenamic Acid 500mg Tab.
13 05 3 27 Mefenamic Acid 50mg/ml Susp.
13 05 3 28 Naproxen 10% w/w Gel
13 05 3 29 Naproxen 250mg Tab.
13 05 3 32 Nimesulide 1% w/w Gel
13 05 3 33 Paracetamol 150mg/ml Inj.
13 05 3 34 Paracetamol 125mg/5ml Susp.
13 05 3 35 Paracetamol 325mg + Dextropropoxyphene 65mg Tab
13 05 3 36 Paracetamol 500mg Tab.
13 05 3 37 Paracetamol 500mg + Aceclofenac 100mg Tab
13 05 3 38 Paracetamol 500mg + Chlorzoxazone 500mg Tab
13 05 3 39 Paracetamol 500mg + Chlorzoxazone 500mg + Diclofenac 50mg Tab
13 05 3 40 Paracetamol 500mg + Dextropropoxyphene 32.5mg Tab
13 05 3 41 Paracetamol 500mg + Diclofenac 50mg Tab
13 05 3 42 Paracetamol 500mg + Ibuprofen 400mg Tab
13 05 3 43 Paracetamol 500mg + Pentazocine 15mg Tab
13 05 3 44 Paracetamol 500mg + Tramadol 50mg Tab
13 05 3 45 Paracetamol 650mg Tab.
13 05 3 46 Paracetamol 650mg + Dextropropoxyphene 65mg Tab
13 05 3 47 Piroxicam 0.5% Gel
13 05 3 48 Piroxicam 10mg Tab. /Cap.
13 05 3 50 Piroxicam 20mg/ml Inj.
13 05 4 Anti-Rheumatoid Drugs Preparation

13 05 4 01 HydroxyChloroquine 10mg Tab.
13 05 4 02 Leflunomide 10mg Tab.
13 05 4 03 Leflunomide 20mg Tab.
13 05 4 04 Methotrexate 15mg/ml Inj.
13 05 4 05 Methotrexate 2.5mg Tab.
13 05 6 Drugs For Gout Preparation

13 05 6 01 Allopurinol 100mg Tab.
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13 05 6 04 Colchicine 0.5mg Tab.
13 05 7 Muscle Relaxants Preparation

13 05 7 01 Baclofen 10mg Tab.
13 05 7 02 Baclofen 25mg Tab.
13 05 7 03 Carisoprodol 350mg Tab.
13 05 7 04 Chlorzoxazone 250mg Tab.
13 05 7 04 Chlorzoxazone 500mg Tab.
13 05 7 05 Tizanidine 2mg Tab.
13 05 7 06 Tizanidine 4mg Tab.
13 05 8 Neuro-muscular Blocker Preparation

13 05 8 01 Donepezil 10mg Tab.
13 05 8 02 Donepezil 5mg Tab.
13 05 8 03 Neostigmine 0.5mg/ml Inj.
13 05 8 04 Neostigmine 15mg Tab.
13 05 8 05 Pyridostigmine 30mg Tab.
13 05 8 06 Pyridostigmine 60mg Tab.
13 05 8 07 Rivastigmine 1.5mg Cap.
13 05 8 08 Rivastigmine 3mg Cap.
13 05 8 09 Rivastigmine 4.5mg Cap.
13 05 8 10 Rivastigmine 6mg Cap.
13 06 Drugs For Endocrine Disorder

13 06 1 Gonadal Hormones & Related Drugs Preparation
13 06 1 01 Danazol 100mg Cap.
13 06 1 04 Dydrogesterone 10mg Tab.
13 06 1 05 Estrogen 0.625mg Tab.
13 06 1 06 Estrogen 1.25mg Tab.
13 06 1 07 Estrogen 25mg Inj.
13 06 1 08 Ethinyl Oestradiol 0.01mg Tab.
13 06 1 09 Ethinyl Oestradiol 0.01% Cream
13 06 1 11 Ethinyl Oestradiol 0.035mg + Cyproterone Acetate 2mg Tab.
13 06 1 13 Ethinyl Oestradiol 1mg Tab.
13 06 1 14 Ethinyl Oestradiol 3mg Cream
13 06 1 15 Ethinyl Oestradiol 5mg Cream
13 06 1 16 Ethinyl Oestradiol 25mcg/24 hr. Patch
13 06 1 19 Human Menopausal Gonadotrophins 150 iU Inj.
13 06 1 20 Human Menopausal Gonadotrophins 75 iU Inj.
13 06 1 21 Hydroxy Progesterone Caproate 250mg/ml Inj.
13 06 1 22 Medroxy Progesterone 100mg Tab.
13 06 1 24 Medroxy Progesterone 2.5mg Tab.
13 06 1 26 Mesterolone 25mg Tab.
13 06 1 27 Norethisterone 200mg Inj.
13 06 1 28 Norethisterone 5mg Tab.
13 06 1 29 Oxytocin 5 iU/ml Inj.
13 06 1 30 Progesterone 100mg Tab. /Cap.
13 06 1 31 Progesterone 100mg/ml Inj.
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13 06 1 38 Testosterone 100mg/ml Inj.
13 06 1 41 Tibolone 2.5mg Tab.
13 06 2 Corticosteroid & Tropic Hormones Preparation

13 06 2 01 Betamethasone 0.5mg Tab.
13 06 2 02 Betamethasone 0.5mg/5ml Drops
13 06 2 03 Betamethasone 1mg Tab.
13 06 2 04 Betamethasone 4mg/ml Inj.
13 06 2 04 Betamethasone 5mg/ml Inj.
13 06 2 05 Chorionic Gonadotropin 1000 iU Inj.
13 06 2 09 Dexamethasone 0.5mg Tab.
13 06 2 10 Dexamethasone 0.5mg/5ml Drops
13 06 2 11 Dexamethasone 4mg/ml Inj.
13 06 2 12 Hydrocortisone 100mg Inj.
13 06 2 13 Hydrocortisone 200mg Inj.
13 06 2 14 Hydrocortisone 25mg/5ml Inj.
13 06 2 15 Methyl Prednisolone 16mg Tab.
13 06 2 16 Methyl Prednisolone 4mg Tab.
13 06 2 17 Prednisolone 0.1% Drops
13 06 2 18 Prednisolone 1% Drops
13 06 2 19 Prednisolone 10mg Tab.
13 06 2 20 Prednisolone 125mg/ml Inj.
13 06 2 22 Prednisolone 1gm/ml Inj.
13 06 2 32 Triamcinolone 10mg/ml Inj.
13 06 2 33 Triamcinolone 40mg/ml Inj.
13 06 2 34 Triamcinolone 4mg Tab.
13 06 2 35 Triptorelin 0.1mg Inj.
13 06 2 36 Triptorelin 3.75mg Inj.
13 06 3 Thyroid & Growth disorder Preparation

13 06 3 01 Carbimazole 10mg Tab.
13 06 3 04 Levothyroxine 0.025mcg Tab.
13 06 3 05 Levothyroxine 100mcg Tab.
13 06 3 09 Somatropin 10mg/1.5ml Inj.
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13 06 4 Vasopressin Analog Preparation
13 06 4 01 Desmopressin 0.1mg Tab.
13 06 4 02 Desmopressin 10mcg Spray
13 06 4 03 Desmopressin 4mcg/ml Inj.
13 06 4 04 Vasopressin 20iU/ml Inj.
13 06 4 05 Vasopressin 40iU/ml Inj.
13 06 5 Insulin preparations Preparation

13 06 5 01 Insulin glargine 100iU Inj.
13 06 5 02 Insulin glargine 300iU Inj.
13 06 5 03 Isophane (NPH) Insulin 100iU/ml Inj.
13 06 5 04 Isophane (NPH) Insulin 40iU/ml Inj.
13 06 5 05 Mixture of Soluble (Neutral) Insulin & Isophane Insulin (30/70) 100iU/ml Inj.
13 06 5 09 Neutral Insulin 100iU/ml Inj.
13 06 5 10 Neutral Insulin 40iU/ml Inj.
13 06 5 11 Procaine Insulin 100iU Inj.
13 06 5 12 Procaine Insulin 400iU Inj.
13 06 6 Oral Anti-Diabetic agents Preparation

13 06 6 01 Acarbose 25mg Tab.
13 06 6 02 Acarbose 50mg Tab.
13 06 6 03 Glibenclamide 1.25mg Tab.
13 06 6 04 Glibenclamide 2.5mg Tab.
13 06 6 05 Glibenclamide 2.5mg + Metformin 250mg Tab.
13 06 6 08 Glibenclamide 5mg Tab.
13 06 6 09 Glibenclamide 5mg + Metformin 500mg Tab.
13 06 6 10 Glibenclamide 5mg + Metformin 500mg + Pioglitazone 15mg Tab.
13 06 6 11 Glibenclamide 5mg + Metformin 500mg + Rosiglitazone 2mg Tab.
13 06 6 12 Glibenclamide 5mg + Metformin 800mg Tab.
13 06 6 13 Gliclazide 30mg Tab.
13 06 6 14 Gliclazide 30mg + Metformin 500mg Tab.
13 06 6 21 Glimepiride 1mg Tab.
13 06 6 22 Glimepiride 1mg + Metformin 1000mg Tab.
13 06 6 24 Glimepiride 1mg + Metformin 500mg + Pioglitazone 15mg Tab.
13 06 6 28 Glimepiride 2mg + Metformin 500mg + Pioglitazone 15mg Tab.
13 06 6 29 Glimepiride 2mg + Metformin 500mg + Rosiglitazone 2mg Tab.
13 06 6 32 Glipizide 10mg Tab.
13 06 6 33 Glipizide 2.5mg Tab.
13 06 6 34 Glipizide 2.5mg + Metformin 250mg Tab.
13 06 6 35 Glipizide 2.5mg + Metformin 400mg Tab.
13 06 6 36 Glipizide 5mg Tab.
13 06 6 37 Glipizide 5mg + Metformin 500mg Tab.
13 06 6 38 Glipizide 7.5mg Tab.
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13 06 6 39 Metformin 1000mg Tab.
13 06 6 45 Miglitol 25mg Tab.
13 06 6 46 Miglitol 50mg Tab.
13 06 6 47 Pioglitazone 15mg Tab.
13 06 6 48 Pioglitazone 15mg + Glimepiride 1mg Tab.
13 06 6 50 Pioglitazone 15mg + Metformin 500mg Tab.
13 06 6 56 Pioglitazone 7.5mg + Metformin 500mg Tab.
13 06 6 57 Rosiglitazone 1mg Tab.
13 06 6 59 Rosiglitazone 2mg + Gliclazide 80mg Tab.
13 06 6 60 Rosiglitazone 2mg + Metformin 1000mg Tab.
13 06 6 63 Rosiglitazone 4mg + Gliclazide 80mg Tab.
13 06 6 67 Tolbutamide 500mg Tab.
13 06 6 68 Voglibose 0.2mg Tab.
13 06 6 69 Voglibose 0.3mg Tab.
13 06 7 Oral Contraceptives Preparation

13 06 7 01 Ethinyl Oestradiol 0.02mg + Desogestrel 0.15mg Tab.
13 06 7 02 Ethinyl Oestradiol 0.03mg + Desogestrel 0.15mg Tab.
13 06 7 03 Levonorgestrel 0.03mg Tab.
13 06 7 04 Levonorgestrel 0.05mg + Ethinyl Oestradiol 0.03mg Tab.
13 06 7 12 Norgestrel 0.5mg + Ethinyl Oestradiol 0.05mg Tab.
13 06 8 01 Cetrorelix 0.25mg Inj.
13 06 8 02 Clomifene 100mg Tab.
13 06 8 05 CU-T IUD
13 06 8 06 Glucagon 1mg Inj.
13 06 8 07 Nonoxinol 9 (5%) Pessary
13 06 8 08 Recombinant LH 75 iU Inj.
13 07 Genito-Urinary System
13 07 1 Drugs for Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy Preparation
13 07 1 01 Alfuzosin 10mg Tab.
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13 07 Genito-Urinary System
13 07 1 05 Dutasteride 0.5mg Tab.
13 07 1 06 Finasteride 1mg Tab.
13 07 1 07 Finasteride 5mg Tab.
13 07 1 08 Finasteride 5mg + Tamsulocin 0.4mg Tab.
13 07 1 09 Tamsulocin 0.2mg Tab.
13 07 1 10 Tamsulocin 0.4mg Tab.
13 07 2 Urogenital Antispasmodic & Antiretention Preparation

13 07 2 01 Bethanechol 25mg Tab.
13 07 2 02 Flavoxate 200mg Tab.
13 07 2 03 Oxybutynin 2.5mg Tab.
13 07 2 04 Oxybutynin 5mg Tab.
13 07 2 05 Tolterodine 1mg Tab.
13 07 2 08 Tranexemic Acid 500mg + Mefenamic Acid 250mg Tab.
13 07 3 Drugs acting on the Uterus Preparation

13 07 3 01 Allylestrenol 250mg/ml Inj.
13 07 3 02 Allylestrenol 25mg Tab.
13 07 3 03 Allylestrenol 5mg Tab.
13 07 3 04 Dinoprostone 0.5mg Tab.
13 07 3 05 Dinoprostone 0.5mg Syringe
13 07 3 06 Dinoprostone 0.5mg Gel
13 07 3 07 Isoxsuprine 10mg Tab.
13 07 3 10 Isoxsuprine 5mg/ml Inj.
13 07 3 11 MethylErgometrine 0.125mg Tab.
13 07 3 12 MethylErgometrine 0.2mg/ml Inj.
13 07 3 13 Ormeloxifene 60mg Tab.
13 07 3 14 Ritodrine 10mg Tab.
13 07 3 15 Ritodrine 10mg/ml Inj.
13 07 4 Drugs for termination of pregnancy Preparation

13 07 4 01 Carboprost 250mcg/ml Inj.
13 07 4 02 Ethacridine Lactate 1mg/ml Inj.
13 07 4 03 Mifepristone 200mg Tab.
13 07 4 04 Misoprostol 100mcg Tab.
13 07 4 05 Misoprostol 200mcg Tab.
13 07 5 01 Disodium Hydrogen Citrate 1.37g/5ml Syr.
13 07 5 04 Sildenafil 100mg Tab.
13 07 5 07 Tadalafil 10mg Tab.
13 07 5 08 Tadalafil 20mg Tab.
13 08 Drugs used in Infections & Infestations

13 08 0 Amonoglycosides Preparation
13 08 0 01 Amikacin 100mg/2ml Inj.
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13 08 0 06 Framycetin 0.5% Drop
13 08 0 07 Framycetin 1% Cream
13 08 0 08 Gentamicin 0.1% Cream
13 08 0 09 Gentamicin 0.1% + Beclomathasone 0.025% Cream
13 08 0 10 Gentamicin 0.1% + Betamethasone 0.5% Cream
13 08 0 11 Gentamicin 0.1% + Clobetasol 0.05% Cream
13 08 0 12 Gentamicin 0.3% Drop
13 08 0 13 Gentamicin 0.3% + Dexamethasone 0.01% Drop
13 08 0 14 Gentamicin 0.3% + Hydrocortisone 1% Drop
13 08 0 15 Gentamicin 20mg/2ml Inj.
13 08 0 19 Gentamicin 1mg/gm + Betamethasone 5mg Cream
13 08 0 20 Kanamycin 0.5gm Inj.
13 08 0 21 Kanamycin 0.75gm Inj.
13 08 0 22 Kanamycin 1gm Inj.
13 08 0 23 Natamycin 5% Drop
13 08 0 24 Neomycin 0.35% + Flurometholone 0.1% Drop
13 08 0 25 Neomycin 0.35% + Dexamethasone 0.1% Drop
13 08 0 26 Neomycin 0.5% + Betamethasone 0.1% Drop
13 08 0 27 Natamycin 10mg Inj.
13 08 0 32 Streptomycin 1gm Inj.
13 08 0 33 Streptomycin 750mg Inj.
13 08 0 34 Tobramycin 0.3% Drop
13 08 0 35 Tobramycin 0.3% + Flurometholone 0.1% Drop
13 08 0 36 Tobramycin 3mg/ml + Flurometholone 1mg/ml Drop
13 08 1 Beta Lactum Antibiotics Preparation

13 08 1 01 Amoxicillin 125mg Tab.
13 08 1 02 Amoxicillin 125mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 1 03 Amoxicillin 250mg Cap.
13 08 1 04 Amoxicillin 500mg Cap.
13 08 1 05 Ampicillin 125mg Cap.
13 08 1 06 Ampicillin 125mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 1 08 Ampicillin 250mg/vial Inj.
13 08 1 10 Ampicillin 500mg/vial Inj.
13 08 1 11 Aztreonam 0.5gm Inj.
13 08 1 12 Aztreonam 1gm Inj.
13 08 1 13 Aztreonam 2gm Inj.
13 08 1 14 Benzathene Penicillin 12 Lacs Inj.
13 08 1 15 Benzathene Penicillin 6 Lacs Inj.
13 08 1 16 Cefaclor 125mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 1 17 Cefaclor 250mg Tab.
13 08 1 21 Cefadroxil 125mg Tab.
13 08 1 22 Cefadroxil 125mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 1 25 Cefalexin 125mg Cap/Tab.
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13 08 1 26 Cefalexin 125mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 1 30 Cefdinir 300mg Tab.
13 08 1 31 Cefdinir 500mg Inj.
13 08 1 32 Cefepime 1000mg Inj.
13 08 1 33 Cefepime 500mg Inj.
13 08 1 34 Cefixime 100mg Tab.
13 08 1 38 Cefixime 50mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 1 39 Cefixime 1 gm/10ml Inj
13 08 1 40 Cefixime 250mg/5ml Inj
13 08 1 41 Cefixime 500mg/5ml Inj
13 08 1 42 Cefoperazone 1gm Inj.
13 08 1 43 Cefoperazone 250mg Inj.
13 08 1 44 Cefoperazone 2gm Inj.
13 08 1 45 Cefoperazone 500mg Inj.
13 08 1 46 Cefotaxime 125mg Inj.
13 08 1 47 Cefotaxime 1gm Inj.
13 08 1 50 Cefpirome 1gm Inj.
13 08 1 51 Cefpirome 250mg Inj.
13 08 1 52 Cefpirome 500mg Inj.
13 08 1 53 Cefpodoxime 100mg Tab.
13 08 1 56 Cefpodoxime 50mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 1 57 Ceftazidime 1gm Tab.
13 08 1 58 Ceftazidime 1gm Inj.
13 08 1 59 Ceftazidime 250mg Tab.
13 08 1 60 Ceftazidime 250mg Inj.
13 08 1 61 Ceftazidime 500mg Inj.
13 08 1 62 Ceftriaxone 1gm Inj.
13 08 1 63 Ceftriaxone 250mg Inj.
13 08 1 64 Ceftriaxone 2gm Inj.
13 08 1 65 Ceftriaxone 500mg Inj.
13 08 1 66 Cefuroxime 125mg Tab.
13 08 1 67 Cefuroxime 1gm Inj.
13 08 1 69 Cefuroxime 250mg Inj.
13 08 1 71 Cefuroxime 500mg Inj.
13 08 1 72 Cloxacillin 125mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 1 73 Cloxacillin 250mg Cap.
13 08 1 74 Cloxacillin 500mg Cap.
13 08 1 75 Dicloxacillin 250mg Cap.
13 08 1 76 Dicloxacillin 500mg Cap.
13 08 1 77 Penicillin-G 10 Lacs Inj.
13 08 1 78 Penicillin-G 5 Lacs Inj.
13 08 1 79 Piperacillin 1gm Inj.
13 08 2 Antibiotic Combinations Preparation

13 08 2 01 Amoxicillin 125mg + Cloxacillin 125mg Cap.
13 08 2 02 Amoxicillin 250mg + Ambroxol 30mg Tab.
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13 08 2 03 Amoxicillin 250mg + Bromhexine 8mg Cap.
13 08 2 04 Amoxicillin 250mg + Carboceistine 150mg Cap.
13 08 2 05 Amoxicillin 250mg + Cloxacillin 250mg Cap.
13 08 2 06 Amoxicillin 250mg + Cloxacillin 250mg Inj.
13 08 2 07 Amoxicillin 250mg + Lactobacillus 60million spores Tab.
13 08 2 08 Amoxicillin 500mg + Bromhexine 8mg Cap.
13 08 2 09 Amoxicillin 500mg + Carboceistine 150mg Cap.
13 08 2 10 Ampicillin 125mg + Cloxacillin 125mg Cap.
13 08 2 11 Ampicillin 125mg + Cloxacillin 125mg Inj.
13 08 2 12 Ampicillin 205mg + Cloxacillin 250mg Cap.
13 08 2 13 Ampicillin 205mg + Cloxacillin 250mg Inj.
13 08 2 14 Ampicillin 62.5mg + Cloxacillin 62.5mg Syr.
13 08 2 15 Clavulanic acid 125mg + Amoxicillin 500mg Tab.
13 08 2 16 Clavulanic acid 125mg + Amoxicillin 500mg Inj.
13 08 2 18 Clavulanic acid 200mg + Amoxicillin 1000mg Inj.
13 08 2 19 Clavulanic acid 28.5mg + Amoxicillin 200mg Syr.
13 08 2 21 Piperacillin 2gm + Tazobactum 250mg Inj.
13 08 2 22 Piperacillin 4gm + Tazobactum 500mg Inj.
13 08 2 23 Procaine Penicillin 3 Lacs + Penicillin G 2 Lacs Inj.
13 08 2 24 Procaine Penicillin 6 Lacs + Penicillin G 4 Lacs Inj.
13 08 2 25 Sulbactam 0.5g + Ampicillin 1gm Inj.
13 08 2 26 Sulbactam 500mg + Cefoperazone 500mg Inj.
13 08 2 27 Sulbactam 500mg + Cefotaxime 1000mg Inj.
13 08 2 28 Sulbactam 500mg + Ceftriaxone 1000mg Inj.
13 08 2 29 Sulfadoxin 250mg + Pyrimethamine 12.5mg/ml Susp.
13 08 2 30 Sulfadoxin 500mg + Pyrimethamine 25mg Tab.
13 08 2 31 Sulfadoxin 750mg + Pyrimethamine 37.5mg Tab.
13 08 2 32 Sulfamethoxazole 400mg + Trimethoprim 80mg Tab.
13 08 2 33 Sulfamethoxazole 800mg + Trimethoprim 160mg Tab.
13 08 2 34 Sulfamoxole 800mg + Trimethoprim 160mg Tab.
13 08 3 Macolides & Sulphonamides Preparation

13 08 3 01 Azithromycin 100mg Tab.
13 08 3 02 Azithromycin 100mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 3 05 Clarithromycin 125mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 3 06 Clarithromycin 250mg Tab.
13 08 3 07 Clarithromycin 500mg Tab.
13 08 3 08 Erythromycin 100mg Tab.
13 08 3 10 Erythromycin 125mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 3 12 Erythromycin 0.1% + Zinc Sulphate 2.5% Oint
13 08 3 13 Erythromycin 1% Cream
13 08 3 14 Erythromycin 2% Oint.
13 08 3 15 Erythromycin 2% Lotion
13 08 3 16 Erythromycin 3% Lotion
13 08 3 17 Erythromycin 3% Cream
13 08 3 18 Erythromycin 4% Gel
13 08 3 19 Erythromycin 4% + Benzyl Benzoate 5% Gel
13 08 3 20 Erythromycin 4% Gel
13 08 3 22 Roxithromycin 10mg/ml Susp.
13 08 3 23 Roxithromycin 150mg Tab.
13 08 3 24 Roxithromycin 150mg + Ambroxol 30mg Tab.
13 08 3 25 Roxithromycin 150mg + Ambroxol 60mg Tab.
13 08 3 26 Roxithromycin 150mg + Serratiopeptidase 10mg Tab.
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13 08 3 29 Roxithromycin 50mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 3 30 Spiramycin 0.375 MIU/5ml Syr.
13 08 3 31 Spiramycin 3 MIU Tab.
13 08 3 32 Sulfacetamide 10% Drop
13 08 3 35 Sulfadiazine 500mg Tab.
13 08 3 36 Sulfamoxole 500mg Tab.
13 08 4 Quinolones Preparation
13 08 4 01 Ciplofloxacin 0.3% + Dexamethasone 0.1% Drop
13 08 4 02 Ciprofloxacin 250mg Tab.
13 08 4 03 Ciprofloxacin 250mg + Tinidazole 300mg Tab.
13 08 4 04 Ciprofloxacin 2mg/ml Inj.
13 08 4 06 Ciprofloxacin 500mg + Tinidazole 600mg Tab.
13 08 4 08 Ciprofloxain 0.3% Drop
13 08 4 09 Ciprofloxain 0.3% Ointment
13 08 4 10 Gatifloxacin 0.3% Drop
13 08 4 11 Gatifloxacin 0.3% + Dexamethasone 0.1% Drop
13 08 4 12 Gatifloxacin 200mg Tab.
13 08 4 13 Gatifloxacin 200mg + Ambroxol 75mg Tab.
13 08 4 14 Gatifloxacin 200mg + Ornidazole 500mg Tab.
13 08 4 15 Gatifloxacin 400mg Tab.
13 08 4 16 Levofloxacin 250mg Tab.
13 08 4 17 Levofloxacin 250mg + Ornidazole 500mg Tab.
13 08 4 19 Levofloxacin 500mg + Ambroxol 75mg Tab.
13 08 4 21 Lomefloxacin 3mg/5ml Drop
13 08 4 22 Lomefloxacin 400mg Tab.
13 08 4 23 Moxifloxacin 0.3% Drop
13 08 4 24 Moxifloxacin 0.5% + Dexamethasone 0.1% Drop
13 08 4 25 Nalidixic Acid 125mg Tab.
13 08 4 26 Nalidixic Acid 500mg Tab.
13 08 4 27 Nalidixic Acid 300mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 4 28 Norfloxacin 0.3% Drop
13 08 4 29 Norfloxacin 100mg Tab.
13 08 4 30 Norfloxacin 100mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 4 33 Norfloxacin 400mg + Ornidazole 500mg Tab.
13 08 4 34 Ofloxacin 0.3% Drop
13 08 4 35 Ofloxacin 0.3% + Dexamethasone 0.1% Drop
13 08 4 36 Ofloxacin 0.3% + Prednisolone 1% Drop
13 08 4 37 Ofloxacin 200mg Tab.
13 08 4 38 Ofloxacin 200mg + Ornidazole 500mg Tab.
13 08 4 39 Ofloxacin 200mg/100ml Inj.
13 08 4 40 Ofloxacin 400mg Tab.
13 08 4 41 Ofloxacin 50mg + Ornidazole 250mg Tab.
13 08 4 42 Ofloxacin 50mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 4 43 Ofloxacin 50mg/5ml + Ornidazole 125mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 4 44 Pefloxacin 100mg/50ml Inj.
13 08 4 45 Pefloxacin 200mg Tab.
13 08 4 46 Pefloxacin 400mg Tab.
13 08 4 47 Sparfloxacin 0.3% Drop
13 08 4 48 Sparfloxacin 100mg Tab.
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13 08 4 49 Sparfloxacin 200mg Tab.
13 08 5 Other Antibiotics Preparation

13 08 5 01 Chloramphenicol 0.5% Drop
13 08 5 02 Chloramphenicol 0.5% + Dexamethasone 0.1% Drop
13 08 5 03 Chloramphenicol 1% Drop
13 08 5 04 Chloramphenicol 10mg + Dexamethasone 1mg + Polymyxyn B 5000iU Drop
13 08 5 05 Chloramphenicol 10mg + Polymyxyn B 10000 iU Drop
13 08 5 06 Chloramphenicol 125mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 5 07 Chloramphenicol 250mg Cap.
13 08 5 08 Chloramphenicol 4mg + Dexamethasone 1mg + Polymyxyn B 500 iU Drop
13 08 5 09 Chloramphenicol 500mg Cap.
13 08 5 10 Clindamycin 1% Gel
13 08 5 11 Clindamycin 150mg Cap.
13 08 5 12 Clindamycin 150mg/ml Inj.
13 08 5 13 Clindamycin 150mg/ml Susp.
13 08 5 14 Clindamycin 300mg Cap.
13 08 5 15 Colistin 12.5mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 5 16 Colistin 25mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 5 17 Demeclocycline 150mg Tab.
13 08 5 18 Demeclocycline 300mg Tab.
13 08 5 19 Doxycycline 100mg Tab.
13 08 5 20 Doxycycline 200mg Tab.
13 08 5 21 Fusidic Acid 0.2% + Beclomathasone 0.1% Cream
13 08 5 22 Fusidic Acid 2% Ointment.
13 08 5 23 Lincomycin 125mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 5 24 Lincomycin 2% Gel
13 08 5 25 Lincomycin 250mg Cap.
13 08 5 26 Lincomycin 300mg/ml Inj.
13 08 5 27 Lincomycin 500mg Cap.
13 08 5 28 Minocycline 100mg Cap.
13 08 5 29 Minocycline 50mg Cap.
13 08 5 30 Nitrofurantoin 100mg Tab.
13 08 5 31 Nitrofurantoin 50mg Tab.
13 08 5 32 Oxytetracycline 10mg/gm Ointment
13 08 5 33 Polymyxyn B 5 Lu Inj.
Polymyxyn B 5000 iU + Neomycin 3400 iU + Bacitracin 400 iU +
13 08 5 34 Ointment.
Hydrocortisone 100mg/gm
13 08 5 35 Polymyxyn B 5000iU + Neomycin 3400iU + Bacitracin 400iU/gm Ointment.
13 08 5 36 Polymyxyn B 5000iU + Neomycin 3400iU + Bacitracin 400iU/gm Powder
13 08 5 37 Polymyxyn B 5000u/ml + Neomycin 3400u/ml + Gramicidin 0.025mg/ml Drop
13 08 5 38 Tetracycline 250mg Cap.
13 08 5 39 Tetracycline 500mg Cap.
13 08 5 40 Trimethoprim 1mg + Polymyxyn B 10000 iU + Polyvinyl alcohol 0.25% Drop
13 08 5 41 Vancomycin 1gm Inj.
13 08 5 42 Vancomycin 500mg Inj.
13 08 6 Antimalarial drugs, Anti-Protozoal & Anti-helminth drugs Preparation

13 08 6 01 Albendazole 200mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 6 02 Albendazole 400mg Tab.
13 08 6 03 Arteether 75mg/ml Inj.
13 08 6 04 Artemether 40mg Cap.
13 08 6 05 Artemether 80mg Inj.
13 08 6 06 Artesunate 30mg/ml Inj.
13 08 6 07 Artesunate 50mg Tab.
13 08 6 08 Chloroquine 250mg Tab.
13 08 6 09 Chloroquine 40mg/ml Inj.
13 08 6 10 Chloroquine 500mg Tab.
13 08 6 11 Chloroquine 50mg/10ml Syr.
13 08 6 12 Diethyl-Carbamazine 100mg Tab.
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13 08 6 13 Diethyl-Carbamazine 120mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 6 14 Diethyl-Carbamazine 50mg Tab.
13 08 6 15 Dihydroemetine 30mg/ml Inj.
13 08 6 16 Furazolidone 100mg Tab.
13 08 6 17 Furazolidone 25mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 6 18 Ivermectin 12mg Tab.
13 08 6 21 Ivermectin 6mg + Albendazole 400mg Tab.
13 08 6 22 Levamisole 150mg Tab.
13 08 6 23 Levamisole 50mg Tab.
13 08 6 24 Levamisole 50mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 6 25 Mebendazole 100mg Tab.
13 08 6 26 Mebendazole 100mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 6 27 Mebendazole 500mg Tab.
13 08 6 28 Mefloquine 250mg Tab.
13 08 6 29 Metronidazole 1% Gel
13 08 6 30 Metronidazole 100mg + Diloxanide 125mg Susp.
13 08 6 31 Metronidazole 200mg Tab.
13 08 6 32 Metronidazole 200mg + Diloxanide 250mg Tab.
13 08 6 33 Metronidazole 200mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 6 34 Metronidazole 400mg Tab.
13 08 6 35 Metronidazole 400mg + Diloxanide 500mg Tab.
13 08 6 36 Metronidazole 500mg/100ml Inj.
13 08 6 37 Niclosamide 500mg Tab.
13 08 6 38 Ornidazole 500mg Tab.
13 08 6 39 Ornidazole 500mg + Ofloxacin 200mg Tab.
13 08 6 40 Praziquantel 600mg Tab.
13 08 6 41 Primaquine 15mg Tab.
13 08 6 42 Primaquine 2.5mg Tab.
13 08 6 43 Primaquine 7.5mg Tab.
13 08 6 44 Pyrantel 250mg Tab.
13 08 6 45 Pyrantel 250mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 6 46 Quinine 100mg Tab.
13 08 6 50 Quinine 300mg/ml Inj.
13 08 6 51 Quinine 100mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 6 52 Secnidazole 1gm Tab.
13 08 6 53 Secnidazole 500mg Tab.
13 08 6 54 Tinidazole 1000mg Tab.
13 08 6 55 Tinidazole 1gm (2 tab.) + Fluconazole 150mg (1 tab.) Kit
13 08 6 57 Tinidazole 300mg + Diloxanide 500mg Tab.
13 08 6 59 Tinidazole 600mg + Ofloxacin 200mg Tab.
13 08 6 60 Tinidazole 600mg + Ofloxacin 400mg Tab.
13 08 7 Drugs against Tuberculosis & Leprosy Preparation

13 08 7 01 Clofazimine 100mg Tab.
13 08 7 02 Clofazimine 50mg Tab.
13 08 7 03 Cycloserine 250mg Cap.
13 08 7 04 Dapsone 25mg Tab.
13 08 7 08 Ethambutol 1gm Tab. /Cap.
13 08 7 09 Ethambutol 200mg Tab. /Cap.
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13 08 7 13 Ethionamide 250mg Tab.
13 08 7 14 Isoniazid 100mg Tab.
13 08 7 15 Isoniazid 100mg + Rifampicin 150mg + Pyrazinamide 500mg Kit
13 08 7 16 Isoniazid 300mg Tab.
13 08 7 17 Isoniazid 300mg + Ethambutol 800mg Tab.
13 08 7 18 Isoniazid 300mg + Rifampicin 450mg Tab.
13 08 7 19 Isoniazid 300mg + Rifampicin 450mg + Ethambutol 800mg Kit
13 08 7 20 Isoniazid 300mg+Rifampicin 450mg+Ethambutol 800mg+Pyrazinamide750mg Kit
13 08 7 21 Isoniazid 300mg + Rifampicin 450mg + Pyrazinamide 750mg Kit
13 08 7 22 Isoniazid 75mg + Rifampicin 150mg + Ethambutol 275mg Tab.
13 08 7 23 Isoniazid 75mg+Rifampicin 150mg+Ethambutol 275mg+Pyrazinamide 400mg Kit
13 08 7 24 Protionamide 250mg Tab.
13 08 7 25 Pyrazinamide 1gm Tab.
13 08 7 26 Pyrazinamide 250mg Tab.
13 08 7 29 Rifampicin 100mg/ml Susp.
13 08 7 30 Rifampicin 150mg Tab.
13 08 7 31 Rifampicin 300mg Cap.
13 08 7 33 Rifampicin 50mg Tab.
13 08 8 Drugs against Fungus & Virus Preparation

13 08 8 01 Abacavir 300mg Tab.
13 08 8 02 Acyclovir 200mg Tab.
13 08 8 03 Acyclovir 250mg/10ml Inj.
13 08 8 04 Acyclovir 3% Ointment
13 08 8 06 Acyclovir 400mg/5ml Susp.
13 08 8 07 Acyclovir 5% Ointment.
13 08 8 09 Amphotericin B 50mg Inj.
13 08 8 10 Clotrimazole 1% Cream
13 08 8 11 Clotrimazole 100mg Vag. Tab.
13 08 8 14 Clotrimazole 1% Powder
13 08 8 15 Clotrimazole 1% Lotion
13 08 8 16 Clotrimazole 1% Vag. Cream
13 08 8 17 Clotrimazole 2% Cream
13 08 8 18 Clotrimazole 2% Powder
13 08 8 19 Clotrimazole 2% Lotion
13 08 8 20 Clotrimazole 2% Vag. Cream
13 08 8 21 Clotrimazole 100mg + Lactobacillus Sporogenes 150 million spores Vag. Tab.
13 08 8 22 Clotrimazole 1% + Beclomathasone 0.025% Ointment.
13 08 8 23 Clotrimazole 1% + Beclomathasone 0.025% + Neomycin 0.5% Cream
13 08 8 24 Clotrimazole 1% + Hydrocortisone 1% Cream
13 08 8 25 Clotrimazole 200mg + Clindamycin 100mg Supp.
13 08 8 26 Famciclovir 250mg Tab.
13 08 8 27 Famciclovir 500mg Tab.
13 08 8 28 Fluconazole 0.3% Drop
13 08 8 29 Fluconazole 0.3% + Benzalkonium 0.01% Drop
13 08 8 30 Fluconazole 100mg Tab.
13 08 8 34 Ganciclovir 250mg Cap.
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13 08 8 35 Ganciclovir 500mg Cap.
13 08 8 36 Griseofulvin 250mg Tab.
13 08 8 37 Griseofulvin 500mg Tab.
13 08 8 38 Interferon Alfa-2A 3 MIU Inj.
13 08 8 39 Interferon Alfa-2A 5 MIU Inj.
13 08 8 40 Interferon Alfa-2B 3 MIU Inj.
13 08 8 41 Interferon Alfa-2B 5 MIU Inj.
13 08 8 42 Itraconazole 100mg Cap.
13 08 8 43 Ketoconazole 2% + Zinc pyrithione 1% Lotion
13 08 8 44 Ketoconazole 2% w/v Soln.
13 08 8 45 Ketoconazole 200mg Tab.
13 08 8 46 Miconazole 1% Drop
13 08 8 47 Miconazole 2% Gel
13 08 8 48 Miconazole 2% + Betamethasone 0.05% + Gentamicin 0.1% Cream
13 08 8 49 Miconazole 2% + Flucinolone 0.01% Cream
13 08 8 50 Miconazole 2% + Flucinolone 0.01% + Gentamicin 0.1% Cream
13 08 8 51 Miconazole 2% w/v Lotion
13 08 8 52 Miconazole 2% w/v Ointment.
13 08 8 53 Miconazole 2% w/v Powder
13 08 8 54 Miconazole 200mg Ovule
13 08 8 55 Ribavirin 100mg Tab.
13 08 8 56 Ribavirin 200mg Tab.
13 08 8 57 Ribavirin 50mg/5ml Syr.
13 08 8 58 Terbinafine 1% Cream
13 08 8 59 Terbinafine 125mg Tab.
13 08 8 60 Terbinafine 250mg Tab.
13 08 9 Drugs against HIV Preparation

13 08 9 01 Didanosine 250mg Cap.
13 08 9 02 Didanosine 400mg Cap.
13 08 9 03 Efavirenz 200mg Tab. /Cap.
13 08 9 04 Efavirenz 600mg Tab. /Cap.
13 08 9 05 Indinavir 400mg Cap.
13 08 9 06 Lamivudine 150mg + Zidovudine 300mg + Efavirenz 600mg Kit
13 08 9 07 Lamivudine 100mg Tab. /Cap.
13 08 9 08 Lamivudine 150mg Tab. /Cap.
13 08 9 09 Lamivudine 150mg + Stavudine 40mg Tab.
13 08 9 10 Lamivudine 150mg + Zidovudine 300mg Tab.
13 08 9 11 Lamivudine 150mg + Zidovudine 300mg + Nevirapine 200mg Tab.
13 08 9 12 Lamivudine 150mg+ Stavudine 40mg + Nevirapin 200mg Tab.
13 08 9 13 Lamivudine 50mg/5ml Soln.
13 08 9 14 Lopinavir 200mg + Ritonavir 50mg Tab.
13 08 9 15 Nelfinavir 250mg Tab.
13 08 9 16 Nelfinavir 625mg Tab.
13 08 9 17 Nevirapine 200mg Tab.
13 08 9 18 Ritonavir 100mg Cap.
13 08 9 19 Stavudine 30mg Cap.
13 08 9 20 Stavudine 40mg Cap.
13 08 9 21 Zidovudine 100mg Tab.
13 08 9 22 Zidovudine 300mg Tab.
13 09 Respiratory System
13 09 1 Drugs used in Asthma Preparation
13 09 1 01 Aminophyllin 100mg Tab.
13 09 1 02 Aminophyllin 25mg/ml Inj.
13 09 1 03 Bambuterol 10mg Tab.
13 09 1 04 Bambuterol 1mg/ml Soln.
13 09 1 05 Bambuterol 20mg Tab.
13 09 1 06 Beclomathasone 100mcg Rotacap
13 09 1 07 Beclomathasone 100mcg/Puff MDI
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13 09 1 13 Budesonide 100mcg Cap.
13 09 1 14 Budesonide 100mcg/Puff MDI
13 09 1 19 Budesonide 100mcg + Formeterol 6mcg MDI
13 09 1 22 Doxofylline 100mg/5ml. Syr.
13 09 1 23 Doxofylline 400mg Tab.
13 09 1 24 Fluticasone 100mcg Cap.
13 09 1 25 Fluticasone 125mcg/Puff MDI
13 09 1 28 Fluticasone 50mcg/Puff MDI
13 09 1 29 Fluticasone 50mcg/Spray Spray
13 09 1 30 Formoterol 12mcg Cap.
13 09 1 31 Formoterol 12mcg + Tiotroprium 9mcg/Puff MDI
13 09 1 32 Formoterol 12mcg/Puff MDI
13 09 1 33 Ipratropium Bromide 20mcg/Puff MDI
13 09 1 34 Ipratropium Bromide 250mcg/15ml Liquid
13 09 1 35 Ipratropium Bromide 42mcg/Spray Spray
13 09 1 36 Ketotifen 1mg Tab.
13 09 1 37 Ketotifen 1mg/5ml Syr.
13 09 1 38 Montelukast 10mg Tab.
13 09 1 41 Orciprenaline 10mg Tab.
13 09 1 42 Orciprenaline 10mg/5ml Syr.
13 09 1 43 Salbutamol 100mcg/Puff MDI
13 09 1 44 Salbutamol 100mcg/Puff + Beclomathasone 50mcg/Puff MDI
13 09 1 45 Salbutamol 1mg/5ml + Ambroxol 15mg Syr.
13 09 1 46 Salbutamol 200mcg Cap.
13 09 1 47 Salbutamol 2mg Tab.
13 09 1 48 Salbutamol 2mg + Bromhexine 8mg + Etofylline 200mg Tab.
13 09 1 49 Salbutamol 2mg/5ml Syr.
13 09 1 51 Salbutamol 4mg + Theophylline 200mg Tab.
13 09 1 52 Salbutamol 5ml/ml Soln.
13 09 1 54 Salmeterol 25mcg + Fluticasone 125mcg MDI
13 09 1 59 Salmeterol 25mcg/Puff MDI
13 09 1 60 Salmeterol 50mcg Cap.
13 09 1 61 Sodium Chromoglicate 1mg/Puff MDI
13 09 1 62 Sodium Chromoglicate 2% w/v Soln.
13 09 1 63 Sodium Chromoglicate 2mg/Puff MDI
13 09 1 64 Sodium Chromoglicate 2% Drop
13 09 1 65 Sodium Chromoglicate 4% Drop
13 09 1 66 Terbutaline 0.5mg/ml Inj.
13 09 1 67 Terbutaline 1.5mg/5ml Syr.
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13 09 1 68 Terbutaline 10mg/ml Soln.
13 09 1 69 Terbutaline 2.5mg Tab.
13 09 1 70 Terbutaline 250mcg/Puff MDI
13 09 1 71 Terbutaline 5mg Tab.
13 09 1 72 Theophylline 100mg Tab.
13 09 1 73 Theophylline 104mg + Etofylline 346mg Tab.
13 09 1 76 Theophylline 35mg + Etofylline 115mg Tab.
13 09 1 79 Tiotropium 18mcg Cap.
13 09 2 Antitussives, Expectorants, Mucolytic, Decongestant Preparation

13 09 2 01 Ambroxol 30mg Tab.
13 09 2 02 Bromhexine 4mg + Terbutaline 1.25mg + Guaiphenesin 100mg/5ml Syr.
13 09 2 03 Bromhexine 8mg Tab.
13 09 2 04 Chlorpheniramine 4mg + Pseudoephedrine 60mg + Paracetamol 500mg Tab.
13 09 2 05 Codeine 10mg Tab.
13 09 2 06 Codeine 10mg + Chlorpheniramine 4mg/5ml Syr.
13 09 2 07 Codeine 25mg/5ml Syr.
13 09 2 08 Dextromethorphan 10mg Tab.
13 09 2 09 Dextromethorphan 5mg Lozenge
13 09 2 10 Expectorant Cough Syrup Syr.
Guaiphenesin 100mg+Dextromethorphan 10mg+Phenylephrine 5mg+
13 09 2 11 Syr.
Chlorpheniramine 4mg
13 09 2 12 Guaiphenesin 50mg + Ambroxol 30mg/5ml Syr.
13 09 2 13 Levocetrizine 5mg + Ambroxol 30mg/5ml Syr.
13 09 2 14 Oxymetazoline 0.5% w/v Liquid
13 09 2 15 Oxymetazoline 0.5mg/ml Soln.
13 09 2 16 Phenylephrine 10mg Tab.
13 09 2 17 Phenylephrine 2.5mg + Chlorpheniramine 2mg/ml Drops
13 09 2 18 Phenylpropalamine 12.5mg + Chlorpheniramine 2mg + Bromhexine 4mg/5ml Syr.
13 09 2 19 Phenylpropalamine 25mg + Chlorpheniramine 4mg + Codeine 10mg Syr.
13 09 2 20 Phenylpropanolamine 25mg Tab.
13 09 2 21 Phenylpropanolamine 25mg + Cetrizine 5mg + Paracetamol 25mg Tab.
13 09 2 22 Phenylpropanolamine 25mg+Triprolidine 2.5mg+Dextromethorphan 10mg/5ml Syr.
13 09 2 23 Phenylpropanolamine 25mg + Triprolidine 2.5mg + Paracetamol 500mg Tab.
13 09 2 24 Terbutaline 1.5mg + Guaiphenesin 66.65mg/5ml Syr.
13 09 2 25 Xylometazoline 0.05% w/v Drops
13 09 2 26 Xylometazoline 0.1% w/v Drops
13 09 3 AntiAllergic, Antihistaminic Preparation

13 09 3 01 Cetrizine 10mg Tab.
13 09 3 02 Cetrizine 5mg Tab.
13 09 3 03 Cetrizine 5mg/5ml. Syr.
13 09 3 04 Chlorpheniramine 0.5mg/5ml Syr.
13 09 3 05 Chlorpheniramine 1mg/ml Inj.
13 09 3 06 Chlorpheniramine 4mg Tab.
13 09 3 07 Chlorpheniramine 8mg Tab.
13 09 3 08 Desloratadine 5mg Tab.
13 09 3 09 Diphenhydramine 12.5mg/ml Syr.
13 09 3 10 Diphenhydramine 25mg Cap.
13 09 3 11 Fexofenadine 120mg Tab.
13 09 3 12 Fexofenadine 180mg Tab.
13 09 3 13 Levocetrizine 5mg Tab.
13 09 3 14 Loratadine 10mg Tab.
13 09 3 15 Loratadine 5mg/5ml Syr.
13 09 3 16 Pheniramine 15mg/ml Syr.
13 09 3 17 Pheniramine 22.75mg/ml Inj.
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13 09 3 18 Pheniramine 25mg Tab.
13 09 3 19 Pheniramine 50mg Tab.
13 09 3 20 Rupatadine 10mg Tab.
13 09 4 Miscellaneous drugs Preparation

13 09 4 01 Adrenalin (1:1000) Inj.
13 09 4 02 Doxapram 20mg/5ml Inj.
13 10 Preparations used in Dermatology, Eye & ENT

13 10 1 Drugs used in Glaucoma Preparation
13 10 1 01 Acetazolamide 250mg Tab.
13 10 1 02 Betaxolol 0.5% Drop
13 10 1 03 Latanoprost 0.005% + Timolol 0.5% Drop
13 10 1 04 Latanoprost 50mcg/ml Drop
13 10 1 05 Pilocarpine 0.2% + Timolol 0.5% Drop
13 10 1 06 Pilocarpine 0.5% Drop
13 10 1 07 Pilocarpine 1% Drop
13 10 1 10 Timolol 0.25% Drop
13 10 1 11 Timolol 0.5% Drop
13 10 2 Mydriatic, Cycloplegic Preparation

13 10 2 01 Atropine 1% Drop
13 10 2 02 Atropine 1% + Prednisolone 0.25% + Chlorbutol 0.5% Drop
13 10 2 03 Cyclopentolate 1% Drop
13 10 2 04 Cyclopentolate 1% + Dexamethasone 0.1% Drop
13 10 2 05 Cyclopentolate 1% + Phenylephrine 5% Drop
13 10 2 06 Tropicamide 0.8% + Phenylephrine 5% + Chlorbutol 0.5% Drop
13 10 2 07 Tropicamide 1% Drop
13 10 2 08 Tropicamide 1% + Phenylephrine 5% Drop
13 10 3 Miscellaneous topical preparations Preparation

13 10 3 01 Adapalene 0.1% Cream
13 10 3 02 Allantoin 2% Cream
13 10 3 03 Allantoin 2% + Coal tar 5% Cream
13 10 3 04 Azelastine 0.05% Drop
13 10 3 05 Azelic acid 10% Cream
13 10 3 06 Azelic acid 20% Cream
13 10 3 07 Beclomathasone 0.025% Cream
13 10 3 08 Benzyl Peroxide 2.5% Gel
13 10 3 09 Benzyl Peroxide 5% Gel
13 10 3 10 Benzyl Peroxide 5% + Erythromycin 4% Gel
13 10 3 11 Benzyl Benzoate 25% Lotion
13 10 3 12 Betamethasone 0.1% Drop
13 10 3 13 Betamethasone 0.64mg (0.05%) + Salicylic acid 30mg (3%) Lotion
13 10 3 14 Calamine 8% + Diphenhydramine 1% + Camphor 0.1% Lotion
13 10 3 15 Cetrimide 0.1% + Gamma Benzene Hexachloride 1% Soln.
13 10 3 16 Cetrimide 20% Soln.
13 10 3 17 Ciclopirox 1% Cream
13 10 3 18 Ciclopirox 1.5% Soln.
13 10 3 19 Clobetasol 0.05% Cream
13 10 3 20 Clobetasol 0.05% + Miconazole 2% Cream
13 10 3 21 Coal Tar topical solution Liquid
13 10 3 22 Crotamiton 10% Liquid
13 10 3 23 Crotamiton 10% Cream
13 10 3 24 Crotamiton 10% + Hydrocortisone 0.25% Cream
13 10 3 25 Cyclosporine 0.05% Drop
13 10 3 26 Cyclosporine 0.1% Drop
13 10 3 27 Desonide 0.05% Liquid
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13 10 3 28 Dexamethasone 0.01% Drop
13 10 3 29 Dithranol 1.14% + Coal tar 1.14%+Salicylic acid Ointment.
13 10 3 30 Doxepin 1% Cream
13 10 3 31 Flurometholone 0.1% Drop
13 10 3 32 Fluticasone 0.05% Ointment.
13 10 3 33 Gamma Benzene Hexachloride 1% w/v Cetrimide 0.1% w/v in Alcoholic soln. Liquid
13 10 3 34 Glutraldehyde 2% Soln.
13 10 3 35 Glycerine (Glycerol) Liquid
13 10 3 36 Glycolic acid 12% Cream
13 10 3 37 Glycolic acid 6% Cream
13 10 3 38 Hydroquinone 2% Cream
13 10 3 39 Isotretinoin 10 mg Cap.
13 10 3 42 Ketotifen 0.25mg Drop
13 10 3 43 Ketotifen 0.5mg Drop
13 10 3 44 Lecithin/Propylene glycol / Aloe 10-15% or in combination Cream
13 10 3 45 Lindane 1% Lotion
13 10 3 46 Lindane 1% + Benzocaine 2% Lotion
13 10 3 47 Liquor Formaldehyde 40% w/v Liquid
13 10 3 48 Loteprednol 0.5% Drop
13 10 3 49 Minoxidil 5% Lotion
13 10 3 50 Mometasone 0.1% Cream
13 10 3 51 Mupirocin 2% Ointment.
13 10 3 52 Normal saline Nasal Drop Drop
13 10 3 53 Olopatedine 0.1% Drop
13 10 3 54 Paraffin Soft yellow Cream
13 10 3 55 Permethrin 1% Cream
13 10 3 56 Permethrin 5% Cream
13 10 3 57 Permethrin 5% Lotion
13 10 3 58 Phenylephrine 5% Drop
13 10 3 59 Phenylephrine 10% Drop
13 10 3 60 Phenylephrine 0.25% Drop
13 10 3 61 Podophyllin Resin 20% Liquid
13 10 3 62 Povidone Iodine 1% Soln.
13 10 3 63 Povidone Iodine 1% Mouth wash/gargle Liquid
13 10 3 64 Povidone Iodine 10% Spray
13 10 3 65 Povidone Iodine 5% Drop
13 10 3 66 Povidone Iodine 5% Ointment.
13 10 3 67 Povidone Iodine 5% Powder
13 10 3 68 Povidone Iodine 5% Gel
13 10 3 69 Povidone Iodine 5% + Metronidazole 1% Ointment.
13 10 3 70 Povidone Iodine 7.5% Liquid
13 10 3 71 Psoralen solution 0.25% Liquid
13 10 3 72 Salicylic acid 1% + coal tar 3% Liquid
13 10 3 73 Salicylic acid 12% Ointment.
13 10 3 74 Salicylic acid 6% Ointment.
13 10 3 75 Silver sulphadiazine 1% Cream
13 10 3 76 Silver sulphadiazine 1% + Chlorhexidine 0.2% Cream
13 10 3 77 Silver sulphadiazine 1% + Chlorhexidine 0.2% + Metronidazole 1% Cream
13 10 3 78 Sisomicin 0.1% Cream
13 10 3 79 Sodium Hyaluronate 0.15% Drop
13 10 3 80 Talc Sachet
13 10 3 81 Tolnaftate 10mg + Nystatin 100units/1000units/gm Cream
13 10 3 82 Tretinoin 0.025% Ointment.
13 10 3 85 Triamcinolone Acetate 10 mg/ml Inj.
13 10 3 86 Trioxsalen 25 mg Tab.
13 10 3 87 Urea 10 to 12% + Lactic acid 5 to 10% Cream
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13 10 3 88 Urea 10% Cream
13 10 3 89 Urea 20% Cream
13 11 Nutrition & Metabolism

13 11 1 Haematopoietic drugs Preparation
13 11 1 01 Erythropoietin 10000 iU Inj.
13 11 1 06 Ferrous Fumarate Tab/Cap/Syr.
13 11 1 07 Ferrous Sulphate Tab/Cap/Syr.
13 11 1 08 Folic Acid + VitB12 B Tab/Cap/Syr.
13 11 1 09 Folic Acid + VitB12 B Inj.
13 11 1 10 Folinic Acid 3mg/ml Inj.
13 11 1 11 Iron + Folic Acid Tab/Cap/Syr.
13 11 1 12 Iron + Folic Acid + VitB12 Tab/Cap/Syr.
13 11 1 13 Iron + Sorbitol + Citric Acid Inj.
13 11 1 14 Iron dextran Inj.
13 11 1 15 Vitamin B12 Tab/Cap/Syr.
13 11 2 Vitamins, Minerals, Related Drugs Preparation

13 11 2 01 Alendronic Acid 10mg Tab.
13 11 2 05 Calcitrol/Alfacalcidol 0.25mcg Tab.
13 11 2 06 Calcitrol/Alphacalcidol 0.25mcg + Calcium carbonate 500mg + Zinc 7.5mg Cap.
13 11 2 07 Calcium 100mg/5ml + Vitamin D3 200 iU/5ml Susp.
13 11 2 08 Calcium Carbonate 1.5gm Tab.
13 11 2 09 Calcium Carbonate 250mg + Vitamin D3 125 iU Tab.
13 11 2 10 Calcium Carbonate 500mg + Vitamin D3 250 iU Tab.
13 11 2 11 Calcium Gluconate 0.5gm Tab.
13 11 2 12 Calcium Gluconate 10% Inj.
13 11 2 13 Folic Acid + Vitamin B-Complex + Vitamine-B12 Cap.
13 11 2 14 Glucose Powder Sachet
13 11 2 15 Methylcobalamin 500mcg Inj.
13 11 2 16 Multi Vit Inj IV infusion amp of 10 ml Inj.
13 11 2 17 Multivitamin preparation Drops
13 11 2 18 Pamidronate 15mg Inj.
13 11 2 22 Raloxifene 60mg Tab.
13 11 2 23 Risedronic Acid 35mg Tab.
13 11 2 24 Salmon Calcitonin 100 iU/ml Inj.
13 11 2 25 Salmon Calcitonin 2200 iU/2ml Spray
13 11 2 26 Thiamine Hydrochloride (Vit-B1) Tab.
13 11 2 27 Vit A + Vit D3 + Vit B1 + Vit B2 + Vit B6 + Vit B12 + Vit C Cap.
13 11 2 28 Vit B1 + B6 + B12 Cap.
13 11 2 29 Vitamin B1 50mg Inj.
13 11 2 30 Vitamin B1 100mg Inj.
13 11 2 31 Vitamin B12 500mcg Inj.
13 11 2 32 Vitamin A Tab.
13 11 2 33 Vitamin B-Complex + Vitamine-B12 Cap.
13 11 2 34 Vit B1 + Vit B2 + Vit B6 + Vit B12 + Nicotinamide Inj.
13 11 2 35 Vit B1 + Vit B2 + Vit B6 + Vit B12 + Nicotinamide Tab.
13 11 2 36 Vitamin C 100mg Tab.
13 11 2 37 Vitamin C 100mg/ml Inj.
13 11 2 38 Vitamin C 500mg Tab.
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13 11 Nutrition & Metabolism
13 11 2 39 Vitamin E 1% Cream
13 11 2 40 Vitamin E 200mg Cap.
13 11 2 41 Vitamin E 400mg Cap.
13 11 2 42 Zinc sulphate + Vit B1 + Vit B2 + Vit B6 + Vit B12 + Vit C + Folic Acid
B Cap.
Zinc sulphate + Vit B1 + Vit B2 + Vit B6 + Vit B12 + Vit C + Vit E +
13 11 2 43 Cap.
B
Nicotinamaide
13 11 2 44 Zinc sulphate 10mg Tab.
13 11 2 45 Zinc sulphate 20mg Tab.
13 11 3 Anabolic Drugs Preparation

13 11 3 01 Nandrolone 25mg/ml Inj.
13 11 3 02 Nandrolone 50mg/ml Inj.
13 11 4 Hospital Fluids Preparation

13 11 4 01 Dextran 40, 10% w/v in 0.9% sodium chloride solution bottle of 500 ml Inj.
Enteral feed powder containing protiens >10%, Carbohydrate>50%, Fat>25%
13 11 4 02 Inj.
enriched with Omega 3 Fatty acids and Arginine
Enteral feed powder containing protiens 13.25% with RDA of various Vitamins
13 11 4 03 Powder
and minerals
Glucose saline Isotonic in non-toxic disposable plastic bottle of 500 ml FFS or
13 11 4 04 Inj.
equivalent technology
Glucose solution 10% in non-toxic disposable plastic bott of 500ml FFS or
13 11 4 05 Inj.
Glucose solution 5% in non-toxic disposable plastic bott of 500ml FFS or
13 11 4 06 Inj.
13 11 4 07 Human Albumin 20% Inj.
13 11 4 10 Modified Gelatine solution 3.5% in Isotonic saline 500ml in non toxic container Inj.
Polymer from degraded gelatine 3.5gm (equivalent to nitrogen content of
13 11 4 11 0.63gm), electrolytes Na 145mmol, K 5.1mmol, Ca 6.25mmol, Cl Inj.
145mmol/100ml
Set plasma, blood & saline giving plastic disposable presterilised pyrogen free
13 11 4 12 Packet
complete with airline & nylon filter
Sodium chloride solution Isotonic in non-toxic disposable plastic bottle of 500ml
13 11 4 13 Inj.
FFS or equivalent technology
Sodium lactate compound solution (Ringer lactate) in non-toxic plastic disposable
13 11 4 14 Inj.
bott of 500ml FFS or equivalent technology
13 11 4 15 TPN: Central vein Amino acids 40-50gm Lipid 30-40gm Glucose 160-200gm Inj.
13 11 4 16 TPN: Peripheral vein amino acids 40-50gm Lipid 30-40gm Glucose 150-160gm Inj.
13 12 Surgery & Anaesthesia Related items

13 12 1 Local Anaesthetic agents Preparation
13 12 1 01 Bupivacaine 0.25% Inj.
13 12 1 02 Bupivacaine 0.5% Inj.
13 12 1 03 Lignocaine 100 mg & Ethanol 28.29% v/v Spray
13 12 1 04 Lignocaine 2% (suitable for ophthalmic use also) Inj.
13 12 1 05 Lignocaine 2% with Adrenaline (1:80000) Inj.
13 12 1 06 Lignocaine 2% with Adrenaline (1:200000) Inj.
13 12 1 07 Lignocaine 4% Inj.
13 12 1 08 Lignocaine 4% Viscus
13 12 1 09 Lignocaine 5% Ointment.
13 12 1 10 Lignocaine 5% (for Spinal Anaesthesia) Inj.
13 12 1 11 Lignocaine 15% Spray
13 12 1 12 Lignocaine Jelly 2% with plastic nozzle Tube
13 12 1 13 Prilocaine with Lidocaine Tube
13 12 2 General Anaesthetic agents Preparation

13 12 2 01 Ether Solvent Liquid
13 12 2 02 Halothane Bottle of 250 ml Liquid
13 12 2 03 Isoflurane Bottle of 100 ml Liquid
13 12 2 04 Ketamine 10mg/ml Inj.
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13 12 2 05 Ketamine 50mg/ml Inj.
13 12 2 06 Propofol 1% Inj.
13 12 2 07 Sevoflurane Bottle of 250 ml Liquid
13 12 2 08 Thiopentone 0.5 g Inj.
13 12 2 09 Thiopentone 1g Inj.
13 12 3 Anaesthesia related drugs Preparation

13 12 3 01 Atracurium 10mg/ml Inj.
13 12 3 02 Glycopyrronium Bromide 0.2mg/ml Inj.
13 12 3 03 Pancuronium 2mg/ml Inj.
13 12 3 04 Rocuronium Bromide Inj.
13 12 3 05 Suxamethonium Chloride 50mg/ml Inj.
13 12 3 06 Vecuronium Bromide 10mg/2ml Inj.
13 12 3 07 Vecuronium Bromide 4mg/2ml Inj.
13 12 4 Miscellaneous items used in Operation Theatre

13 12 4 01 1, 6 Dihydroxy, 2-5 Dioxahexane, Gluteraldeyde Benzylalkonium chloride, Alkyl Urea derivative
Alcohol based Antimicrobial Hand Gel containing Ethyl Alcohol 60-70%/Propanol 60-70% with an
13 12 4 02
Emollient/Humectant/Moisturiser
13 12 4 03 Anti phlebitis cream
Antimicrobial Hand Gel Containing ethyl alcohol 60% + cyclomethicone c12-15 alkyl lactate + acetyl
13 12 4 04
lactate + phenoxyethanol + stearyl alcohol with moisturizer
13 12 4 05 Bain circuit (Disposable)
13 12 4 06 Cetrimide 20% w/v, Isopropyl alcohol 10%v/v
13 12 4 07 Chlorhexidine 0.2%
13 12 4 08 Enzymatic Detergent
13 12 4 09 Framycetin sulphate gauge
13 12 4 10 Gluteraldeyde 2%
13 12 4 11 Haemostatic sponge gelatine 80 mm long, 50mm broad
13 12 4 12 Indicator Soda lime
13 12 4 13 Iso-propanol 60-65% and Benzalkonium Chloride Skin Disinfectant
13 12 4 14 Lighted intubation stylet
13 12 4 15 Nadifloxacin 1%
13 12 4 16 Peracetic acid
13 12 4 17 Potassium Monopersulphate
13 12 4 18 Potassium Monopersulphate Triple salt composition
13 12 4 19 Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate tab 500 mg
13 12 5 Dressing Appliances
13 12 5 01 Adhesive Plaster Micro porous tape 1 inch
13 12 5 02 Adhesive Plaster Micro porous tape 2 inches
13 12 5 03 Adhesive Plaster Micro porous tape 3 inches
13 12 5 04 Adhesive Plaster Microfoam tape 2 inches
13 12 5 07 Adhesive plaster zinc oxide 2.5 cm X 1 metre
13 12 5 08 Adhesive plaster Zinc oxide 7.5 cm X 5 metre
13 12 5 09 Bandage `T` Shaped
13 12 5 10 Bandage comfortable casting dynacast pro 12.5cm X 3.6cm
13 12 5 11 Bandage comfortable casting dynacast pro 7.5cm X 3.6cm
13 12 5 12 Bandage Crepe: 10 cm
13 12 5 13 Bandage Crepe: 15 cm
13 12 5 14 Bandage DVT stocking - large
13 12 5 15 Bandage DVT stocking - medium
13 12 5 16 Bandage DVT stocking - small
13 12 5 17 Bandage Elastic Adhesive, 6 cm X 3 metres unstretched and 5-6 metres when stretched.
13 12 5 18 Bandage full arm lymphoedema sleeve, large
13 12 5 19 Bandage full arm lymphoedema sleeve, medium
13 12 5 20 Bandage full arm lymphoedema sleeve, small
13 12 5 21 Bandage Open Wove uncompressed 10 cm X 4 metres
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13 12 5 22 Bandage Open Wove uncompressed: 6 cm X 4 metres
13 12 5 23 Bandage open woven for plaster of paris 10cm X 5m
13 12 5 24 Bandage self adherent wrap 4 in X 5 yds
13 12 5 25 Bandage self adherent wrap 6 in X 5 yds
13 12 5 26 Bandage Triangular
13 12 5 27 Bandage, Open Woven compressed 2.5 cm X 4 metres
13 12 5 28 Bandage, Plaster of Paris 10 cm X 3 metres
13 12 5 29 Bandage, Plaster of Paris 15 cm X 3 metres
13 12 5 30 Bandage-abdominal binder with perineal support - Large
13 12 5 31 Bandage-abdominal binder with perineal support - medium
13 12 5 32 Bandage-abdominal binder with perineal support - small
13 12 5 33 Comfort caps
13 12 5 34 Cotton Wool, Absorbent pkt of 50 gm
13 12 5 35 Cotton Wool, Absorbent pkt of 500 gm
13 12 5 36 Cotton Wool, non-absorbent pkt of 500g
13 12 5 37 Dressing extra thin wound care dressing 10cm X 10cm
13 12 5 38 Dressing extra thin wound care dressing 20cm X 20cm
13 12 5 39 Dressing wound care dressing 10cm X 10cm
13 12 5 40 Dressing collagen wound management material, 15 ml
13 12 5 41 Dressing collagen wound management material, 5 ml
13 12 5 42 Dressing collagen wound management, size 2" X 3"
13 12 5 43 Dressing collagen wound management, size 8" X 14"
13 12 5 44 Dressing Medicated adhesive 25 cm X 6 cm in a single strip pack
13 12 5 45 Dressing Medicated Gauze Paraffin, 10 cm X 10 cm
13 12 5 46 Dressing polymer wound care non adhesive 4 X 4 inches
13 12 5 47 Dressing polymer wound care non adhesive 5 X 5 inches
13 12 5 48 Dressing polymer wound care non adhesive 6.5 X 7.5 inches
13 12 5 49 Dressing Polymer wound care non adhesive 3 X 3 inches
13 12 5 50 Dressing post-op medicated 10 X 12 cm
13 12 5 51 Dressing post-op medicated 6 X 7cm
13 12 5 52 Dressing pre-op adhesive drape 28cm X 30cm
13 12 5 55 Dressing silicon gel sheet 5" X 4.5"
13 12 5 56 Dressing sterile 4" X 4"
13 12 5 57 Dressing sterile 8" X 8"
13 12 5 58 Dressing wound 10 X 20 cm
13 12 5 59 Dressing wound care dressing 20cm X 20cm
13 12 5 60 Dressing, First Aid, Unmedicated Sterile pack
Dressing, restore, wound care occlusive and hydrocolloid dressing with flexible foam padding for
13 12 5 61
optimum healing 10cm X 10cm
Dressing, restore, wound care occlusive and hydrocolloid dressing with flexible foam padding for
13 12 5 62
optimum healing 20cm X 20cm
13 12 5 63 Dressing, Shell, compressed
13 12 5 64 Gauze Absorbent, Folded : 1 cm X 100 metres
13 12 5 65 Gauze Absorbent, Folded : 2.5 cm X 100 metres
13 12 5 66 Gauze Surgical, Open Wove, Unmedicated : 60 cm X 3 metres packet
13 12 5 67 Gauze Surgical, Open Wove, Unmedicated: 60 cm wide
13 12 5 68 Incontinence Sheath, C.V. non latex, self adhesive
13 12 5 69 Lint Absorbent, Cotton
13 12 5 70 Osteomy ileostomy bag with skin barrier, stominal one piece system
13 12 5 71 Osteomy Premium paste 57 gm for use as skin barrier in fistula and ostomy cases
13 12 5 72 Osteomy premium powder 28 gm
Osteomy wound drainage collector for wound up to 10cm with odour barrier film, excess cap,
13 12 5 73
synthetic skin barrier
Osteomy wound drainage collector for wound up to 7.6cm with odour barrier film, excess cap,
13 12 5 74
synthetic skin barrier
13 12 5 75 Osteomy, irrigation kit and stoma cone
13 12 5 76 Osteomy, colostomy bags with microporous adhesive tape, stominal one piece system
13 12 5 77 Osteomy, stoma irrigator drain with belt 76mm and 57mm
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Osteomy, Tandem synthetic skin barrier and microporus tape with centre point block flange and
13 12 5 78
drainable pouch with transparent/opague odour barrier film and belt tab with stominal clamp 57mm
13 12 5 79
drainable pouch with transparent/opaque odour barrier film and belt tab with stominal clamp 70mm
13 12 5 80
13 12 5 81
13 12 5 82 Pad Abdominal Swab 25 X 25 cm with tape 30 cm
13 12 5 83 Pad Abdominal Swab 40 X 25 cm with tape, 30 cm
13 12 5 84 Pad, Cotton Wool, Dental
13 12 5 85 Pad, Small
13 12 5 86 Pins Safety, 2 sizes 3.89 cm & 3.33 cm
13 12 5 87 Rolls, Absorbent Cotton Dental assorted sizes
13 12 5 88 Slab Plaster of Paris: 75 X 15 cm
13 12 5 89 Slab, Plaster of Paris: 10 X 38 cm
13 12 5 90 Surgeons caps and masks
13 12 5 91 Suspensory Scrotal
13 12 5 92 Transparent medicated wound 10 X 25 cm
13 12 5 93 Transparent medicated wound 15 X 20 cm
13 12 6 Sutures & Ligatures: Group - I

13 12 6 01 3 Piece Bilayer Polypropylene Hernia System (Onlay - Connector - Underlay) size Extended
13 12 6 02 3 Piece Bilayer Polypropylene Hernia System (Onlay - Connector - Underlay) size Large
13 12 6 03 3 Piece Bilayer Polypropylene Hernia System (Onlay - Connector - Underlay) size Medium
13 12 6 04 Chromic Catgut size 1/0 cutting 3/8 circle Needle
13 12 6 05 Chromic Catgut size 1/0 RB 3/8 circle Needle
13 12 6 08 Expanded PTFE Non absorbable monofilament suture CV2 RB double needle size 26
13 12 6 09 Expanded PTFE Non absorbable monofilament suture CV3 RB 1/2 circle double needle size 26
13 12 6 10 Expanded PTFE Non absorbable monofilament suture CV4 needle size 26
13 12 6 13 Expanded PTFE Non absorbable monofilament suture CV5 RB needle size 17
13 12 6 14 Expanded PTFE Non absorbable monofilament suture CV6 TT13
13 12 6 15 Expanded PTFE patch 0.4mm thick 2 x 9cms
Mesh Prosthesis for hernia-small polypropylene mesh size 6*11 cms. Composite light wt mesh of
13 12 6 16
Polypropylene and polygalactin 910/ polygycolic acid, size 6 *11 cms
Monofilament Polyglyconate Synthetic Absorbable Suture size 1, 90-95 cm, 1/2 Circle Taper Cutting
13 12 6 17
45-50 mm
Monofilament Polyglyconate Synthetic Absorbable Suture size 1/0, 70-75 cm, 1/2 Circle Taper
13 12 6 18
Cutting 20-30 mm
Monofilament Polyglyconate Synthetic Absorbable Suture size 2/0, 70-75 cm 1/2 Circle Taper Cutting
13 12 6 19
20-30 mm
Monofilament Polyglyconate Synthetic Absorbable Suture size 3/0, 70-75 cm, 1/2 Circle Taper
13 12 6 20
Cutting 20-30 mm
13 12 6 21 Needle Suture, Cleft Palate, (Lane) Half-circle, 0.95 cm
13 12 6 27 Needle Suture, Eyeless, No 1, eye curved, 33 mm
13 12 7 Sutures & Ligatures: Group - II

13 12 7 01 Haemostatic clips Titanium haemostatic clips Extra large
13 12 7 02 Haemostatic clips Titanium haemostatic clips large
13 12 7 03 Haemostatic clips Titanium haemostatic clips medium
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13 12 7 04 Haemostatic clips Titanium haemostatic clips small
13 12 7 05 Linear cutter reload unit blue cartridge for use with safety lock out 55mm
13 12 7 06 Linear cutter reload unit blue cartridge for use with safety lock out 75mm
13 12 7 07 Linear stapler 30mm vascular reload unit for use with variable staple height 1mm
13 12 7 08 Linear stapler 60mm reload unit heavy wire for use with variable staple height 1.5mm-2.5mm
13 12 7 09 Linear stapler 90mm reload unit heavy wire for use with variable staple height 1.5mm-2.5mm
13 12 7 10 Linear stapler reload unit wire 30mm use with variable staple height 1.5mm-2.5mm
13 12 7 11 Polyamide Monofilament size 1, 100 cm, 1/2 Circle RB 40 mm
13 12 7 12 Polyamide Monofilament size 1/0,100 cm 1/2 Circle RB 40 mm
13 12 7 13 Polyamide Monofilament size 10/0, 20-25 cm, 3/8 Circle Micropoint RB Needle 4-6 mm
13 12 7 14 Polyamide Monofilament size 11/0, 20-25 cm 3/8 Circle Micropoint RB Needle 4-6 MM
13 12 7 15 Polyamide Monofilament size 11/0, 20-25 cm 3/8 Circle Spatulated Double Needle 4-6 mm
13 12 7 16 Polyamide Monofilament size 2/0, 70-80 cm 3/8 Circle Reserve Cutting 40-45 mm
13 12 7 17 Polyamide Monofilament size 3/0, 70-80 cm, 3/8 Circle Reverse Cutting 25-30 mm
13 12 7 18 Polyamide Monofilament size 4/0, 40-50 cm, 3/8 Circle Cutting 15-20 mm
13 12 7 19 Polyamide Monofilament size 5/0, 60-70 cm 3/8 Circle Cutting 15-20 mm
13 12 7 20 Polyamide Monofilament size 9/0, 60-70 cm, 3/8 Circle Micropoint RB Needle 4-6 mm
13 12 7 21 Polyamide monofilament size 10/0 20-25 cms, 3/8 circle spatulated double needle 4-6 mm
13 12 7 22 Polybutylate Coated Braided Polyester size 2, 1/2 Circle Taper Cut, 45 mm Single Needle
Polybutylate Coated Braided Polyester size 2/0, 75 cm, Green with PTFE Pledget, 1/2 Circle Taper
13 12 7 23
Cut 25 mm Double Needle
Polybutylate Coated Braided Polyester size 2/0, 75 cm, Green with PTFE Pledget, 1/2 Circle Taper
13 12 7 24
Cut, 17 mm Double Needle
Polybutylate Coated Braided Polyester size 2/0, 75 cm, White with PTFE Pledget, 1/2 Circle Taper
13 12 7 25
Cut 17 mm Double Needle
Polybutylate Coated Braided Polyester size 4/0, 75 cm, Green, 1/2 Circle Taper Cut 17 mm Double
13 12 7 26
Needle
13 12 7 27 Polybutylate coated braided polyester size 2/0 75 cms green 1/2 circle taper cut 17mm double needle
13 12 7 28 Polybutylate coated braided polyester size 2/0 75 cms white 1/2 circle taper cut 17mm double needle
13 12 7 29 Polybutylate coated braided polyester size 2/0 75cm green 1/2 circle taper cut 25mm double needle
13 12 7 30 Polybutylate coated braided polyester size 2/0, 75cms white 1/2 circle taper cut 25mm double needle
13 12 7 31 Polybutylate coated braided polyester size 5 1/2 circle taper cut 55 mm single needle
13 12 7 32 Polybutylate coated braided polyester size 3/0 75 cms green 1/2 circle taper cut 25 mm double needle
13 12 7 33 Polybutylate coated braided polyester size 3/0 75 cms green,1/2 circle taper cut 17mm double needle
13 12 7 34 Polydioxanone size 1, 1.5cms loop,1/2 circle RB needle 50-55 mm
13 12 7 35 Polydioxanone size 1, 90 cms,1/2 circle needle 40-45 mm
13 12 7 36 Polydioxanone size 1/0, 70-75 cms 1/2 circle RB, 40-45 mm
13 12 7 37 Polydioxanone size 3/0, 70-75 cms,1/2 circle RB 20-25 cms
13 12 7 38 Polydioxanone size 4/0, 70-75 cm, 1/2 Circle RB Needle 12-15 mm
13 12 7 39 Polydioxanone size 5/0 70-75 cm 3/8 Circle RB Double Needle 10-15 mm
13 12 7 40 Polydioxanone size 5/0, 70-75 cm, 3/8 Circle RB Double Needle 12-15 mm
13 12 7 41 Polyglicaprone size 1/0, 70-75 cm 1/2 Circle RB 30-0 mm
13 12 7 42 Polyglicaprone size 2/0 ,70-75 CM 1/2 circle Round Body 30 -40 mm
13 12 7 43 Polyglicaprone size 3/0 ,70-75 CM 1/2 circle RB 20-25 mm
13 12 7 44 Polyglicaprone size 3/0, 70-75 cm 3/8 circle cutting 20-25 mm
13 12 7 45 Polyglicaprone size 4/0 70-75 cms 3/8 circle reverse cutting 15-20 mm
13 12 7 46 Polyglicaprone size 4/0, 70-75 cm, 1/2 Circle RB 20-25 mm
13 12 7 47 Polyglicaprone size 5/0 40-45 cms, curved reverse cutting 15-20 mm
13 12 7 48 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm size 3/0, 1/2 Circle Taper Cut 25 mm Double Needle
13 12 7 49 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm size 3/0, 3/8 Circle RB 13-25 mm
13 12 7 50 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm size 3/0, 3/8 Circle Reverse Cutting 12 mm
13 12 7 51 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm size 4/0, 1/2 Circle RB 25 mm Double Needle
13 12 7 52 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm, size 1 3/8 circle Reverse Cutting,12 mm
13 12 7 53 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm, size 1/0 3/8 circle Reverse Cutting,12 mm
13 12 7 54 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm, size 4/0, 1/2 Circle RB 13 mm Double Needle
13 12 7 55 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm, size 4/0, 3/8 Circle RB 13-25 mm Double Needle
13 12 7 56 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm, size 5/0 3/8 circle RB,12-18 mm Double needle
Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm, size 5/0 3/8 circle Reverse Cutting, 12-13 mm Double
13 12 7 57
needle
13 12 7 58 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm, size 6/0 3/8 circle RB, 12-18 mm Double needle
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Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm, size 6/0, 3/8 Circle Reverse Cutting, 12-13 mm Double
13 12 7 59
Needle
13 12 7 60 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm, size 7/0, 3/8 Circle Taper Cut, 7.6 mm Double Needle
13 12 7 61 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cm, size 7/0, 3/8 Circle Taper Cutting, 9 mm Double Needle
13 12 7 62 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cms size 2/0 3/8 circle Reverse Cutting 12 mm
13 12 7 63 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cms size 4/0 3/8 circle Reverse Cutting 12 mm
13 12 7 64 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cms size 7/0 3/8 Circle Taper Cut, 8mm Double Needle
13 12 7 65 Polypropylene Blue Monofilament 70-75 cms size 8/0 3/8 Circle Taper Cut, 8mm Double Needle
Polypropylene mesh 15 X 15 cm, mesh prosthesis for hernia-medium/polypropylene mesh, size 15 X
13 12 7 66 15 cm. Composite light weight mesh of polypropylene and polygalactin 910/polygycolic acid size 15
X 15 cm
Polypropylene mesh 30 X 30cms, mesh prosthesis for hernia-medium/polypropylene mesh, size 30 X
13 12 7 67 30 cm. Composite light weight mesh of polypropylene and polygalactin 910/ polygycolic acid size 30
X 30 cm
13 12 7 68 Polypropylene Mesh 6 cm X 11 cm
13 12 7 69 Polytetraflorethylene (PTFE) CV3 90-95 cms 1/2 circle round body double needle 12-25mm
13 12 7 71 Polytetraflorethylene (PTFE) CV5 90-95 cms 1/2 circle round body double needle 12-25 mm
13 12 7 72 Polytetraflorethylene (PTFE) CV6 70-80 cms 3/8 circle round body double needle 9-17 mm
Synthetic absorbable Polygalactin rapid absorption 2/0, 80-90 cms,1/2 circle cutting, 30-40 mm double
13 12 7 75
arm
Synthetic Absorbable Polygalactin 910 Rapid Absorption size 5/0 40-45 cm Curved Reverse Cutting
13 12 7 76
10-15 mm
Synthetic Absorbable Polygalactin 910/Polyglycolic Acid coated with Polycaprolate size 1/0, 70-90
13 12 7 77
cm, 1/2 Circle Reverse Cutting 30-40 mm
13 12 7 78
cms, 1/2 circle RB 20-25 mm
13 12 7 79
13 12 7 80
cms, 1/2 circle Reverse Cutting 30-40 mm
13 12 7 81
13 12 7 82
cms, 3/8 circle Reverse Cutting 20-25 mm
13 12 7 83
Synthetic Absorbable Polygalactin 910/Polyglycolic Acid coated with Polycaprolate size 7/0 20-30 cm
13 12 7 84
3/8 Circle Micropoint 6-10 mm
13 12 7 85
cms, 3/8 circle Micropoint 6-10 mm Spatulated Needle, Double armed
Synthetic Absorbable Polygalactin Rapid Absorption size 1/0, 80-90 cm 1/2 Circle Taper Cut 30-40
13 12 7 86
mm Double Arm
13 12 7 87 Synthetic Absorbable Polygalactin Rapid Absorption size 4/0 70-80 cm Curved Cutting 15-20 mm
13 12 8 Sutures & Ligatures: Silk & Wires

13 12 8 01 Silk Braided size 0 70-76 cm Reverse Cutting 3/8 circle Needle 45 mm
13 12 8 02 Silk Braided size 1/0 70-76 cms Taper Cut 1/2 Circle Needle 25mm
13 12 8 03 Silk Braided size 1/0 Reel 6 Reels X 25 metres
13 12 8 04 Silk Braided size 1/0, 70-76 cm RB 3/8 circle Needle 45mm
13 12 8 05 Silk Braided size 2/0 Reel 6 Reels X 25 metres
13 12 8 06 Silk Braided size 2/0, 70-76 cm Cutting 3/8 Circle Needle 45 mm
13 12 8 07 Silk Braided size 2/0, 70-76 cm RB 3/8 circle Needle 45mm
13 12 8 08 Silk Braided size 3/0, 70-76 cm cutting 3/8 circle needle 45mm
13 12 8 09 Silk Braided size 3/0, 70-76 cm RB 3/8 Circle Needle 45 mm
13 12 8 10 Silk Braided size 3/0, 70-76 cm RB 1/2 circle Needle 12-16mm
13 12 8 11 Silk Braided size 3/0, 70-76 cm RB 1/2 Circle Needle 20-25 mm
13 12 8 14 Silk Braided size 5/0, 70-76 cm cutting 3/8 circle spatulated needle 12 mm
13 12 8 15 Silk Twisted Virgin, Blue size 8/0 Spatula 6mm Double Needle
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13 12 8 16 Skin stapler with 35/ 55 stainless staples
13 12 8 17 Stainless Steel Tape for Sternal Closure with Tensioning Device
13 12 8 18 Stainless Steel Wire Braided for Uniting Bones (24 SWG) Reel
13 12 8 19 Steel wire monofilament 75 cms size 5 1/2 circle heavy needle trocar point 55mm
13 12 8 20 Steel wire monofilament 75 cms size 6 1/2 circle heavy needle trocar point 55mm
13 12 8 21 Wire suture annealed stainless steel single strand 20 swg reel of 28.35 gm
13 12 8 36 Wire titanium non sterile size sterile size 0, 0.081 mm dia spool of 22.86 metres
13 12 8 37 Wire titanium non sterile size sterile size 3/0, 0.254 cm dia spool of 30.48 metres
13 12 8 38 Wire titanium non sterile size sterile size 4, 0.635 mm dia spool of 7.62 metres
13 13 Miscellaneous medicinal preparations

13 13 1 Immuno-suppressants & Anti-Cancer drugs Preparation
13 13 1 01 Amifostine 300 mg Inj.
13 13 1 02 Amifostine 500 mg Inj.
13 13 1 03 Anti Lymphocyte Globulin 250mg/5ml Inj.
13 13 1 04 Azathioprine 50mg Tab.
13 13 1 05 Bicalutamide 50 mg Tab.
13 13 1 06 Ciclosporin 100mg Cap.
13 13 1 07 Ciclosporin 100mg/ml Soln.
13 13 1 09 Ciclosporin 5% Drop
13 13 1 11 Exemestane 25 mg Tab.
13 13 1 12 Flutamide 250 mg Tab.
13 13 1 13 Goserelin prefilled syringe 3.6 mg Inj.
13 13 1 14 Interferon Alpha 2b, 18 to 13 mix (Multidose pen) Inj.
13 13 1 15 Letrozole 2.5 mg Tab.
13 13 1 16 Mycophenolate mofetil 500mg Tab.
13 13 1 17 Tamoxifen Citrate 20 mg Tab.
13 13 1 18 Tacrolimus 0.5mg Tab/Cap
13 13 1 19 Tacrolimus 1mg Tab/Cap
13 13 1 22 Zoledronate 4 mg Inj.
13 13 2 Vaccines & Sera, Immunization Preparation

13 13 2 01 Anti Venom, Serum Polyvalent, Dry Amp of 10 ml Inj.
13 13 2 02 BCG Vaccine Inj.
13 13 2 03 Cell Culture Rabies Vaccine vial of 1 ml Inj.

13 13 2 04 Cholera vaccine, Amp of 10 ml Inj.
13 13 2 05 Cholera vaccine, Amp of 20 ml Inj.
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13 13 2 06 Diphtheria Antitoxin Amp of 10000 Units. Inj.
13 13 2 07 Diphtheria, Tetanus, Whooping vial of 10 ml (Triple antigen) Inj.
13 13 2 08 Diphtheria, and Tetanus Vaccine (PTAP) vial of 5 ml Inj.
13 13 2 09 Gas Gangrene Antitoxin 1000 iU/5ml Inj.
13 13 2 10 Haemophillus Influenza B conjugate vaccine Inj.
13 13 2 11 Hepatitis B Human immunoglobulin (HBIG) Inj.
13 13 2 12 Hepatitis 'B' Vaccine 10ml Inj.
13 13 2 13 Hepatitis 'B' Vaccine 1ml Inj.
13 13 2 14 Human Anti-D Ig 300mcg Inj.
13 13 2 15 Human Rabies Immunoglobulin Inj.
13 13 2 16 Injectable Typhoid Vaccine Inj.
13 13 2 17 Japanese Encephalitis vaccine Inj.
13 13 2 18 Live attenuated Measles, Mumps, Rubella vaccine Inj.
13 13 2 19 Meningococcal vaccine Inj.
13 13 2 20 Oral Typhoid vaccine Drops
13 13 2 21 Polio Virus, Live Oral (Sabin) Trivalent Drops
13 13 2 22 Serum Anti Rabic Concentrated 10 ml Amp Inj.
13 13 2 23 TA Bivalent ( Containing S Typhi and S Paratyphi) vial of 5 ml Inj.
13 13 2 24 TA Bivalent (S Typhi & Paratyphi A) vial of 1 ml Inj.
13 13 2 25 TA Bivalent Containing S Typhi & S Paratyphi (Specially Diluted for children) Inj.
13 13 2 26 Test Mantoux (Sufficient for 10 tests) Inj.
13 13 2 27 Tetanus Human Immunoglobulin Inj.
13 13 2 28 Tetanus Immunoglobulin Inj.
13 13 2 29 Tetanus Toxoid, Purified Absorbed rubber capped, Vial of 5 ml Inj.
13 13 2 30 Tuberculin Concentrated (Synthetic) Inj.
13 13 2 31 Vaccine Measles Multidose vial of 10 ml with diluent Inj.
13 13 3 Poisoning And Over dose Preparation

13 13 3 01 Acetyl Cysteine 200mg/ml Inj.
13 13 3 02 Acetyl Cysteine 600mg Tab.
13 13 3 03 Desferrioxamine 500mg Inj.
13 13 3 04 Lanthanum Carbonate 250mg Tab.
13 13 3 05 Lanthanum Carbonate 500mg Tab.
13 13 3 06 Pralidoxime 500mg/20ml Inj.
13 13 4 Drug Dependence Preparation

13 13 4 01 Bupropion Hydrochloride 150mg Tab.
13 13 4 02 Disulfiram 250mg Tab.
13 13 4 03 Disulfiram 500mg Tab.
13 13 4 04 Naloxone 200mcg/ml Inj.
13 13 4 05 Naloxone 400mcg/ml Inj.
13 13 4 06 Nicotine 1mg Chew. Gum
13 13 5 Dental preparations
13 13 5 01 Antibiotics anaesthetic preparation
13 13 5 02 Anticarious Fluoride Rinse solution 1.0mg Fluoride ion M/10 Phosphate Sol at Ph4
Antiseptic mouth wash containing chloroxylenol 1.02% W/V Menthol 0.12% w/v Amaranth Absolute
13 13 5 03
0.0028% w/v alcohol (Denatured) 60-80% w/v
13 13 5 04 Benzocaine Oral Ointment tube of 20/25 gm
13 13 5 05 Calcium Hyd Based Root Canal Sealer with Glycyrrhetic Acid Methamine Base CaOH DGEBA
Cavity liner containing Solution 'A' Zinc Chloride-50g Excipient q.s. ad-100g in a bottle of 13 ml
13 13 5 06
solution 'B' Potassium Ferrocyanide-20g Excipient q.s. ad-100g in a bottle of 13 ml 'B'
13 13 5 07 Clove Oil
13 13 5 08 Desensitising paste Stannous Fluoride 0.4%
13 13 5 09 Gel root canal Containing water soluble lubricant EDTA carbamide peroxide in 5gm syringe
13 13 5 10 Hexidine Tissues Containing Gluconate Denatured Alcohol
13 13 5 11 Mercurochrome
13 13 5 12 Mercury
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Post Extraction Dressing containing Iodoform 15.8g Butylparaminobenzoate 25.7g Eugenol 13.7g
13 13 5 13
Penghawar 3.5g Excipient ad 100g
13 13 5 14 Pulp Devitaliser Non Arsenic containing Paraformaldehyde 46% Lidocaine Base 37% Phenol 6%
13 13 5 15 Sodium fluoride
13 13 5 16 Teething gel consisting of choline salicylate 9% w/v cetrimide IP 0.1% w/v
13 14 Chemicals and other items

13 14 1 Laboratory Chemicals: Gr. I
13 14 1 01 1-Amino-2-naphthol-4 sulphonic acid purified
13 14 1 02 2 : 4 Dinitrophenyl-Hydrazine
13 14 1 03 3- Hydroxytyramine hydrochloride
13 14 1 04 4-Amino phenazone
13 14 1 05 8-Hydroxy-Quinoline
13 14 1 06 Acetic Acid Glacial (Analar)
13 14 1 07 Acetone Commercial
13 14 1 08 Acid DL-Aspartic
13 14 1 09 Acid Aceticum Glaciale
13 14 1 10 Acid L-Keto-Glutaric.
13 14 1 11 Acid Nitricum.
13 14 1 12 Acid, Hydrochloric arsenic fire.
13 14 1 13 Acid, Molybdic.
13 14 1 14 Acid, Oxalic, AR
13 14 1 15 Acid, Para-amino benzoic.
13 14 1 16 Acid, Periodic AR.
13 14 1 17 Acid, phosphoricum (Sp. Gravity 1.75)
13 14 1 18 Acid, Sulphanilicum.
13 14 1 19 Acid, Sulphosalicylic AR
13 14 1 20 Acid, Sulphuric (Commercial).
13 14 1 21 Acid, Sulphuricum (Sp. Gravity 1.820-1.825).
13 14 1 22 Acid, Tricaloracitic.
13 14 1 23 Acid, Uric AR
13 14 1 24 Acidum Boricum.
13 14 1 25 Acidum Hydrochloricum.
13 14 1 26 Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia CD-10
13 14 1 27 Adonitol.
13 14 1 28 Agar Agar in powder.
13 14 1 29 Agarose
13 14 1 30 Albumin Bovine 20% solution
13 14 1 31 Alcohol Amyl
13 14 1 32 Alcohol Caprylic (Alcohol Octyl, Secondary)
13 14 1 33 Alcohol Dehydrated
13 14 1 34 Alcohol Methyl
13 14 1 35 Alpha Napthyl acetate
13 14 1 36 Aluminium foils.
13 14 1 37 Aluminium hydroxide
13 14 1 38 Amidoschwarz 10B
13 14 1 39 Ammonium aluminium sulphate
13 14 1 40 Ammonium Oxalate
13 14 1 41 Arachidonic acid.
13 14 1 42 Barbital sodium
13 14 1 43 Barbitone
13 14 1 44 Bathophenanthraline
13 14 1 45 Benedict Solution, qualitative.
13 14 1 46 Benzyl trimethyl ammonium hydroxide sol. 40%
13 14 1 47 Biofix/Cytofix Spray for fixing cytology slides
13 14 1 48 Biotinylated link antibody mouse
13 14 1 49 Bismuth oxynitrate
13 14 1 50 Blocking serum normal rabbit/swine
13 14 1 51 Bromo-cresol purple (Dibromo-o-Cresol Sulphonaphthaline)
13 14 1 52 Butan-1-01, special for chromatography
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13 14 1 53 Cadmium Iodide
13 14 1 54 Calcii Chloridum
13 14 1 55 Carbonel Tetrachloridum
13 14 1 56 Carmine
13 14 1 57 Casein
13 14 1 58 Chlorephenol red indicator
13 14 1 59 Chloroform AR (Analytical grade)
13 14 1 60 Cholesterol
13 14 1 61 Congo red technical dye
13 14 1 62 Cyanmethaemoglobin standard for haemoglobin estimation
13 14 1 63 Cycloheximide
13 14 1 64 D P X mounting med
13 14 1 65 D(+) Xylose
13 14 1 66 DAB Chromogen
13 14 1 67 De (+) Galactose anhydrous
13 14 1 68 De-hydro epiandro-steren (3 B Hydroxy androst -5-en-17 one).
13 14 1 69 Diacetyl Monoxim AR.
13 14 1 70 Diethanolamine
13 14 1 71 Diethyl ether, peroxide free
13 14 1 72 Dimethyl Sulphate
13 14 1 73 Dimethyl-aminobenzal-dehyde AR
13 14 1 74 Di-Sodium-hydrogen Phosphate (Anhydrous)
13 14 1 75 Disodium-hydrogen phosphate (Hydrated).
13 14 1 76 DL-Asparagine
13 14 1 77 DL-L-Alamine
13 14 1 78 DL-L-Alanine
13 14 1 79 Drabkin's solution
13 14 1 80 Epsilon Amino-n-caproic acid
13 14 1 81 Ethanolamine
13 14 1 82 Ethyl Acetate analar
13 14 1 83 Ethyl chloride
13 14 1 84 Ethylene diamine Tetra acetic acid disodium salt 'AR'
13 14 1 85 Ferri sulphas
13 14 1 86 Ferric Chloride anhydrous AR
13 14 1 87 Fructose
13 14 1 88 Glycerine AR (Glycerol)
13 14 1 89 Haematin C. I. 75290
13 14 1 90 High Vaccum silicone grease
13 14 1 91 Indanetrione hydrate Analar
13 14 1 92 Inj. Sulphobromopthalein, sterile, 50 mg/ml
13 14 1 93 Ink glass writing
13 14 1 94 Inositol
13 14 1 95 Inulin
13 14 1 96 Iodum
13 14 2 Laboratory Chemicals: Gr. II

13 14 2 01 Choleserin 1% solution
13 14 2 02 Kaolin light
13 14 2 03 Keto diastix
13 14 2 04 Lactophenol
13 14 2 05 Lactose pure for bacteriological work
13 14 2 06 L-Ascorbic Acid (Analar)
13 14 2 07 L-Ascorbic Acid (Analar).
13 14 2 08 Lead Acetate
13 14 2 09 L-Glutamine
13 14 2 10 Light Green SF (CI 42095)
13 14 2 11 Lithium Carbonate AR
13 14 2 12 Lithium sulphate Analar
13 14 2 13 Litmus granules
13 14 2 14 L-Tyrosine
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CODE NOMENCLATURE
13 14 2 15 Magnesium carbonate light
13 14 2 16 Manganous sulphate 'Analar'
13 14 2 17 Mannitol
13 14 2 18 m-Dinitrobenzene "OAS"
13 14 2 19 Mercuric oxide red.
13 14 2 20 Mercuric sulphate
13 14 2 21 Methyl Orange
13 14 2 22 Methylene Blue
13 14 2 23 Minimum Essential medium (MEM)
13 14 2 24 N-1 Naphthylethylenodiamine dihydrochloride
13 14 2 25 Napthol AS phosphate
13 14 2 26 Napthol AS-D chloroacetate
13 14 2 27 NNNN-tetramethylphenylene diamine dihydrochloride
13 14 2 28 O-cresolphthalein compleson.
13 14 2 29 O-Tuludin Reagent for glucose estimation.
13 14 2 30 Para film roll of 2" x 250'
13 14 2 31 Pararosaline
13 14 2 32 p-Bromopthaline
13 14 2 33 Pepsin AR
13 14 2 34 Peptone Water
13 14 2 35 Phenolphthalein pure.
13 14 2 36 Phenyl di-Sodium Orthophosphate
13 14 2 37 Phenylhydrazinium chloride
13 14 2 38 Phosphotungstic acid
13 14 2 39 Plasticine grey
13 14 2 40 Potassium Chromate.
13 14 2 41 Potassium Dichromate pure technical
13 14 2 42 Potassium Di-hydrogen phosphate
13 14 2 43 Potassium hydroxide (Caustic Potash).
13 14 2 44 Potassium nitrate.
13 14 2 45 Potassium Phosphate (Dipotassium Hydrogen phosphate)
13 14 2 46 Potassium Sulphate AR
13 14 2 47 Potassium Tellurite 9.7% purity
13 14 2 48 Propan-2-ol
13 14 2 49 Ristocetin
13 14 2 50 Saponin white
13 14 2 51 Sodium acetate hydrated AR
13 14 2 52 Sodium Azide
13 14 2 53 Sodium benzoate
13 14 2 54 Sodium Beta-Glycerophosphate
13 14 2 55 Sodium Bismuthate AR
13 14 2 56 Sodium bromide
13 14 2 57 Sodium Hypochlorite Solution 10%
13 14 2 58 Sodium Nitrite
13 14 2 59 Sodium Nitroprusside A.R.
13 14 2 60 Sodium periodate Analar
13 14 2 61 Sodium Polyanethol Sulphonate (Liquid).
13 14 2 62 Sodium pyruvate
13 14 2 63 Sodium pyrophosphate 'Analar'
13 14 2 64 Sodium sulphate anhydrous 'Analar'
13 14 2 65 Sodium Tungstate
13 14 2 66 Sorbitol mono-oleate
13 14 2 67 Soya Bean
13 14 2 68 Strips 'Albumin' and glucose
13 14 2 69 Sucrose
13 14 2 70 Thiomersal (Sodium Ethylmercurithiosalicylate)
13 14 2 71 Thiosemicarbazide
13 14 2 72 Thrombin bovine
13 14 2 73 Thrombin human, vial of 500 I.U
13 14 2 74 Thymol
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13 14 2 75 Thymol Blue (Thymol-sulphonephthalein)
13 14 2 76 Toluene Rectified
13 14 2 77 Triphenyl Tetrazolium Chloride (TTC) Tetrazolium Salt
13 14 2 78 Trypsin
13 14 2 79 Uranyl acetate
13 14 2 80 Urea
13 14 2 81 Vanillin 'Analar'
13 14 2 82 Vanilyl mandelic acid,
13 14 2 83 Versene
13 14 2 84 Xylene (Xylol Pure)
13 14 2 85 Zinc granulated Arsenic tested
13 14 3 Laboratory Chemicals: Kits

13 14 3 01 Amoebiasis anti body ELISA Kit
13 14 3 02 Amoebiasis antibody ELISA kit
13 14 3 03 Anti nuclear antibody ELISA detection kit with 96 wells.
13 14 3 04 Anti-malaria kit
13 14 3 05 Antinuclear antibody ELISA detection kit
13 14 3 06 C reactive Protein
13 14 3 07 Cryptococcus Latex Antigen detection kit
13 14 3 08 Crytptococcus latex antigen detection kit
13 14 3 09 Cysticercosis antibody ELISA kit
13 14 3 10 Cysticercosis antibody ELISA kit of 96 wells
13 14 3 11 Diagnostic Kit
13 14 3 13 Echinococcus antibody detection ELISA kit
13 14 3 14 EIA AGID Test kit (Coggins's Test kit)
13 14 3 15 ELISA test kit for Chlamydia trachomatis antigen detection kit
13 14 3 16 FDP determination kit
13 14 3 17 Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) detection ELISA kit
13 14 3 18 Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) detection ELISA kit
13 14 3 19 HIV Antibody 1 & 2 detection ELISA kit
13 14 3 20 HIV antibody 1 & 2 detection rapid test kit
13 14 3 21 HIV I & II Rapid test kit
13 14 3 22 Infectious mononucleosis heterophile antibody detection kit, ELISA
13 14 3 23 Infectious Mononucleosis heterophile antibody detection kit, ELISA
13 14 3 24 Kit for estimation of Amylase
13 14 3 25 Kit for estimation of Bilirubin
13 14 3 26 Kit for estimation of BUN by GLDH method
13 14 3 27 Kit for estimation of calcium
13 14 3 28 Kit for estimation of CPK (CK-NAC)
13 14 3 29 Kit for estimation of CPK-MB
13 14 3 30 Kit for estimation of GGT (Gamma Gluteryl Transaminase)
13 14 3 31 Kit for estimation of HDL Cholesterol
13 14 3 32 Kit for estimation of LDH
13 14 3 34 Kit for LDL Cholesterol by Direct estimation
13 14 3 35 Kit for pregnancy test
13 14 3 60 Kit for TORCH test having kits for CMV (For IgG)
13 14 3 61 Kit for TORCH test having kits for CMV (For IgM)
13 14 3 62 Kit for TORCH test having kits for Herpes (For IgG)
13 14 3 63 Kit for TORCH test having kits for Herpes (For IgM)
13 14 3 64 Kit for TORCH test having kits for Rubella (For IgG)
13 14 3 65 Kit for TORCH test having kits for Rubella (For IgM)
13 14 3 66 Kit for TORCH test having kits for Toxoplasma (For IgG)
13 14 3 67 Kit for TORCH test having kits for Toxoplasma (For IgM)
13 14 3 68 Kit for Treponema pallidum haemagglutination test kit
13 14 3 69 Kit for triglyceride estimation
13 14 3 70 Kits for estimation of Protein
13 14 3 71 Kits for estimation of Albumin
13 14 3 72 Kits for estimation of Alkaline Phosphatase
13 14 3 73 Kits for estimation of Cholesterol
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13 14 3 74 Kits for estimation of Creatinine
13 14 3 75 Kits for estimation of Glucose
13 14 3 76 Kits for estimation of Inorganic Phosphorus
13 14 3 77 Kits for estimation of Iron
13 14 3 78 Kits for estimation of SGOT (AST)
13 14 3 79 Kits for estimation of SGPT (ALT).
13 14 3 80 Kits for estimation of TIBC
13 14 3 81 Kits for estimation of Urea
13 14 3 82 Kits for estimation of Uric acid
13 14 3 83 Kits for Tumour markers AFP
13 14 3 84 Kits for Tumour markers Ca 125
13 14 3 85 Kits for Tumour markers Ca 15.3
13 14 3 86 Kits for Tumour markers Ca 19.9
13 14 3 87 Kits for Tumour markers CEA
13 14 3 88 Kits for Tumour markers PSA
13 14 3 89 Kits for Tumour markers β HCG
13 14 3 90 Leptospira antibody kit
13 14 3 91 Urine test strip for estimation glucose & ketones in urine
13 14 3 92 Urine test strip for estimation glucose in urine
13 14 4 Laboratory Chemicals: Others

13 14 4 01 Amboceptor for Wassermann reaction
13 14 4 02 Anti serum to human 1gA
13 14 4 03 Anti serum to human 1gG
13 14 4 04 Anti serum to human 1gM
13 14 4 05 Antibiotic discs for sensitivity testing
13 14 4 06 Antigen control 1gG + 1gA + 1gM (Control serum)
13 14 4 07 Antistreptolysin O test latex agglutination principle, complete with control serum
13 14 4 08 Bact, Paratyhosum C.O
13 14 4 09 Biotinylated link antibody rabbit
13 14 4 10 Blood Agar Base (Infusion Agar)
13 14 4 11 Brain Heart Infusion Broth with PABA & Agar
13 14 4 12 Brucella abortus
13 14 4 13 CD4, CD8 count kits (with CD4, CD8 reagents, sheath fluid, diluting fluid and control)
13 14 4 14 Cled Agar (with Thymol Blue)
13 14 4 15 Deoxycholate Citrate Agar.
13 14 4 16 Factor VIII deficient plasma
13 14 4 17 Fast blue BB
13 14 4 18 Fibrinogen Bovine
13 14 4 19 Fibrinogen Human
13 14 4 20 Fibronogen determination reagent
13 14 4 21 Frei antigen
13 14 4 22 Heart extract alcoholic (antigen for Wassermann reaction)
13 14 4 23 HMV 45 (1 ml of conc antibody + 400 ml diluent)
13 14 4 24 Mac Conkey Agar
13 14 4 25 Mansur’s media
13 14 4 26 Mueller Hinton Agar
13 14 4 27 Nutrient broth, dehydrated media
13 14 4 28 Nystatin
13 14 4 29 Peptone water
13 14 4 30 Phenyl Alanine Agar
13 14 4 31 Proteus OX 19
13 14 4 32 Proteus OX, K
13 14 4 33 Proteus OX2
13 14 4 34 Prothrombin time reagents to give control of 10-14 secs
13 14 4 35 PT Reagent
13 14 4 36 PTTK Reagent
13 14 4 37 Robertson’s Cooked Meat media
13 14 4 38 Salmonella Paratyphi A.H
13 14 4 39 Salmonella Paratyphi B.O
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13 14 4 40 Salmonella paratyphosum A.O
13 14 4 41 Salmonella Typhi H
13 14 4 42 Salmonella Typhi IV
13 14 4 43 Salmonella Typhi O
13 14 4 44 SDA Agar
Serum, Agglutinating polyvalent, Salmonella H, (groups phase only) (This serum covers the groups,
13 14 4 45
phase antigens of all the common diphasic salmonellas)
13 14 4 46 Serum, Agglutinating, Bact abortus monospecific
13 14 4 47 Serum, Agglutinating, Br, melitensis monospecific
13 14 4 48 Serum, Agglutinating, Brucella abortus
13 14 4 49 Serum, Agglutinating, Polyvalent, Salmonella H, phase-1(Contents of antibodies a, b, c, d, e, h)Type-1
Serum, Agglutinating, Polyvalent, Salmonella H, phase-1 (Contents of antibodies i, k, l, gm, rz 6)
13 14 4 50
Type-II
Serum, Agglutinating, Polyvalent, Salmonella H, phase-1 (Contents of antibodies y, z, z10, z29, z4,
13 14 4 51
z23 & z25) Type-III
Serum, Agglutinating, Polyvalent, Salmonella O (This serum contains antibodies against the O
13 14 4 52
antigens of the Bact, London, Bact anatum and bact, poons groups only)
13 14 4 53 Serum, Agglutinating, Salmonella enteritidis H (gm)
13 14 4 54 Serum, Agglutinating, Salmonella Paratyphi A.O (Group A unabsorbed)
13 14 4 55 Serum, Agglutinating, Salmonella Paratyphi AH (a)
13 14 4 56 Serum, Agglutinating, Salmonella Paratyphi B.H (b)
13 14 4 57 Serum, Agglutinating, Salmonella Paratyphi B.O (Group B unabsorbed)
13 14 4 58 Serum, Agglutinating, Salmonella Paratyphi C.H ( c )
13 14 4 59 Serum, Agglutinating, Salmonella Paratyphi C.O (Group C unabsorbed)
13 14 4 60 Serum, Agglutinating, Salmonella typhimurium H (i)
13 14 4 61 Serum, Agglutinating, Salmonella typhosum H
13 14 4 62 Serum, Agglutinating, Salmonella typhosum O (Group D unabsorbed)
13 14 4 63 Serum, Agglutinating, Shigella boydi, (Polyvalent) Serotypes 1-15
13 14 4 64 Serum, Agglutinating, Shigella dysenteric flexeneri A.2 (Polyvalent)
13 14 4 65 Serum, Agglutinating, Shigella dysenteric, polyvalent sere type 1-10
13 14 4 66 Serum, Agglutinating, Shigella dysenteric, type-1
13 14 4 67 Serum, Agglutinating, Shigella Flexner group phase (Hiss & Russel-1 strain Y)
13 14 4 68 Serum, Agglutinating, Shigella flexneri A.1. (Polyvalent)
13 14 4 69 Serum, Agglutinating, Shigella sonnei
13 14 4 70 Serum, Agglutinating, V chikerac polyvalent
13 14 4 71 Simmon Citrate Agar
13 14 4 72 Tissue cassettes & block holders
13 14 4 73 Triple Sugar Iron Agar
13 14 4 74 Tris buffer (AR)
13 14 4 75 Universal APAAP mouse kit
13 14 4 76 Urease Citrate media
13 14 4 77 VDRL antigen, packet of 10 x 0.5ml ampoule
13 14 4 78 Viable cultures various
13 14 4 79 Wilson Blair media
13 14 5 Miscellaneous Laboratory Items

13 14 5 01 Mouse antihuman B cell (CD-19)
13 14 5 02 Mouse Antihuman Chromogranin A Clone, DAK A3
13 14 5 03 Mouse antihuman Cytokeratin
13 14 5 04 Mouse antihuman Cytokeratin myeloid cell (CD-13)
13 14 5 05 Mouse Antihuman Desmin
13 14 5 06 Mouse antihuman kappa light chain
13 14 5 07 Mouse antihuman Lambda light chains
13 14 5 08 Mouse Antihuman LCA.
13 14 5 09 Mouse antihuman monocyte (CD-14)
13 14 5 10 Mouse Antihuman Neuron Specific Enolase
13 14 5 11 Mouse antihuman platelet glycoprotein (CD-61)
13 14 5 12 Mouse Antihuman T cell (CD-7)
13 14 5 13 Mouse Antihuman Vimentin
13 14 5 14 Mouse/rabbit Anti Human Epithelial Membrane Antigen (1ml of conc antibody+400 ml diluent)
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13 14 5 15 Packing Boxes card board corrugated five ply, size 16 x 10 x 10 cms
13 14 5 16 Packing Boxes card board corrugated five ply, size 20 x 14 x 9 cms
13 14 5 17 Packing Boxes card board corrugated five ply, size 24 x 14 x 16cms
13 14 5 18 Packing Boxes card board corrugated five ply, size 26 x 14 x 16cms
13 14 5 19 PAP UNI Mouse
13 14 5 20 PAP UNI Rabbit
13 14 5 21 Papanicolaous solution 2b (Orange)
13 14 5 22 Papanicolaous solution la (Harris Haematoxylin solution)
13 14 5 23 Papanicolaous solution 3b (Polychromatic solution) EA-50
13 14 5 24 Platelet aggregation kit including ADP, collagen and Epinephrine
13 14 5 25 Rabbit Anti S-100
13 14 5 26 Rabbit Antihuman myoglobin
13 14 5 27 Rapid card screening for HBV
13 14 5 28 Rapid card screening for HCV
13 14 5 29 Smooth Muscle Antigen (1 ml of conc antibody + 400 ml diluent)
13 14 5 30 Stain Albert’s
13 14 5 31 Stain Aniline blue, water soluble
13 14 5 32 Stain Brilliant cresyl Blue
13 14 5 33 Stain Chrysoidin purified
13 14 5 34 Stain Congo Red
13 14 5 35 Stain Crystal Violet
13 14 5 36 Stain Eosin, Blue shade
13 14 5 37 Stain Eosin, water soluble
13 14 5 38 Stain Floxin (CI 45410)
13 14 5 39 Stain Fuchsin Acid
13 14 5 40 Stain Fuchsin basic
13 14 5 41 Stain Gram
13 14 5 42 Stain Giemsa
13 14 5 43 Stain Haematoxylin powder.
13 14 5 44 Stain India Ink
13 14 5 45 Stain Leishman's powder.
13 14 5 46 Stain LCB
13 14 5 47 Stain Malachite Green
13 14 5 48 Stain New Methylene Blue
13 14 5 49 Stain Neutral Red
13 14 5 50 Stain OG6
13 14 5 51 Stain Orcein
13 14 5 52 Stain PAP
13 14 5 53 Stain PAS
13 14 5 54 Stain Phenol Red
13 14 5 55 Stain Ponceau Dexylidine
13 14 5 56 Stain ZN
13 14 5 57 Stain Safranin
13 14 5 58 Stain Toluidine Blue
13 14 5 59 Stain, Nilo blue
13 14 5 60 Streptavidin HRP complex
13 14 5 61 Sudan Black
13 14 5 62 Sudan III
13 14 6 Items for Factory Health Organisation

13 14 6 01 Cadmium iodide and Starch Indicator Solution
13 14 6 02 Field Kit for the detection of poisons in water.
13 14 6 03 Field Test Kit for Iodated salt.
13 14 6 04 Refill pack for field kit for detection of poisons in water
13 14 6 05 Solution, Acid Acetic Glacial 50%
Synthetic Milk testing kit. Following reagents items are available in the kits: - (a) Sodium
13 14 6 06 Hypochlorite solution. 60 ml. (b) Rosalic acid solution (0.05%) 50 ml (c) Resorcinol solution 60 ml.
(d) Pipette 5 ml (graduated upto 0.1 ml). (e) Pipette 1 ml (graduated upto 0.1 ml)
13 14 6 07 Tablet Sodium, Thiosulphate Anhydrous
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13 14 7 Items for Radiology & Electro-medical equipments
13 14 7 01 Barium Sulphate (Enema)
13 14 7 02 Barium Sulphate powder palatable non-flocculating 92% W/W
13 14 7 03 Barium Sulphate suspension palatable non-flocculating high density (200% W/V)
13 14 7 04 Developer X-Ray Films fast to make 9 litre of solution
13 14 7 05 Dry view Laser films 10" x 08"
13 14 7 10 Duplicating/copying film for direct reversal copying size 15" x 12"
13 14 7 11 Duplicating/copying film for direct reversal copying size 12" x 10"
13 14 7 12 Duplicating/Copying film for direct reversal copying size 17" x 14"
13 14 7 13 Film Dental Single X-Ray 3.2cm X 4.1cm (1¼" x 15/8 " )
13 14 7 14 Film X-Ray 30.5cm X 25.4cm (12" x 10" ) High Speed
13 14 7 15 Film X-Ray 38.1cm X 30.5cm (15" x 12") High Speed
13 14 7 16 Film X-Ray 25.4cm X 20.3cm (10" x 8" ) High Speed
13 14 7 17 Film X-Ray 35.56 X 35.56 cm (14"x14") for use with film changer
13 14 7 18 Film X-Ray 43.18cm X 35.56 cm (17" x 14") high speed
13 14 7 19 Iodinated Radiographic contrast with 60% w/v Diatrizoate salts, Iodine content 280-300 mg/ml
13 14 7 20 Inj Iohexol 240 mg/ml
13 14 7 21 Inj Iohexol 300 mg/ml
13 14 7 22 Injection Iodinated Radiographic contrast with 76% w/v, Iodine content 370mg/ml
13 14 7 23 Liquid Barium Sulphate/Micropaque dispersion 95% W/W
13 14 7 24 Liquid developer for automatic processor with Starter
13 14 7 25 Liquid Fixer for automatic processor
13 14 7 26 Medical Imaging film 24 X 18 cm for Mammography
13 14 7 27 Medical Imaging film 30 X 24 cm for Mammography
13 14 7 28 Meglumine Diatrizoate solution containing 0.65mg Iodine per ml with Ca Na EDTA Stabilizer
13 14 7 29 Non ferromagnetic ECG Leads packet of 30 ECG
13 14 7 30 Non Ionic Iodinated Contrast 300mg/ml
13 14 7 31 Non Ionic Iso-Osmolar Iodinated contrast 320mg/ml
13 14 7 32 Salt, acid fixing with hardener
13 14 7 33 Tanks solution SS (18/8:20 gauge) 9 litre lid for
13 14 7 34 Tanks solution SS (18/8:22 gauge) 9 litre size 5 cm X 36.8 cm X 50.8 cm
13 14 7 35 Tanks working SS (18/8:20 gauge) 36 litre size 20.32 cm X 36.8 cm X 50.8 cm
13 14 7 36 Thermal printer paper roll size 110mm X 20 metre
13 14 7 37 Ultrasound Jelly Tube of 250 gm.
13 14 8 Items for General use

13 14 8 01 Cannula IV Size 16G
13 14 8 07 Cannula sterivac polythene size 1, ID 0.50mm O.D,1.00mm presterilised 1 mtr long
13 14 8 08 Cannula sterivac polythene size 2, ID 1mm O.D., 1.25mm presterilised 1 mtr long
13 14 8 09 Cannula sterivac polythene size 3, ID 1.50mm O.D. 2.5mm presterilised 1mtr long
13 14 8 10 Cannula sterivac polythene size 4, ID 2mm O.D. 3mm pre-seterilised 1mtr long
13 14 8 11 Catheter peritoneal dialysis trocath (paed)
13 14 8 12 Catheter rubber with eye & funnel end, size 4
13 14 8 13 Catheter rubber with eye & funnel end , size 5
13 14 8 14 Catheter suprapubic introducer for
13 14 8 15 Catheter suprapubic malecot straight rubber 38 FG
13 14 8 16 Catheter, Ureteric, nipple Rubber (Pyelography) Leur cone to syringe for
13 14 8 17 Coolex spray
13 14 8 18 Epidural needle 16G
13 14 8 19 Epidural needle 18G
13 14 8 20 Foleys balloon catheter 2 way silicon 16G with retention balloon
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13 14 8 25 Foleys balloon catheter, silicon, size fr 6
13 14 8 28 Gloves, operational, bag for
13 14 8 29 Hand Gloves, size 6 pair of
13 14 8 30 Hand Gloves, size 6½ pair of
13 14 8 32 Hand Gloves, size 7½ pair of
13 14 8 34 Mistdress spray
13 14 8 35 Pins safety 2 sizes 3.89cm & 3.33cm, set of 12 (6 of each size)
13 14 8 36 Plaster adhesive zinc-oxide 7.5cm x 5 mtr
13 14 8 37 Relispray
13 14 8 38 Scalp vein set with luer fitting of disposable plastic size 21 G (Blister pack)
13 14 8 43 Splint wood 48cm x 7.6cm x 0.6cm
13 14 8 44 Syringe disposable, plastic, sterile, 2 ml with needle
13 14 8 48 Syringe disposable, plastic sterile, 50 ml with needle
13 14 8 49 Syringe, glass with rubber bulb
13 14 8 50 Spinal needle 23G
13 14 8 54 Tourniquet
13 14 8 55 Tourniquet (Singer)
13 14 8 56 Tourniquet, pneumatic with manometer and pump complete, large
13 14 8 57 Ureteric catheter opaque olivery end porges neoplex plastic graduated in cm, 2 lateral eyes, size 3 FG
13 14 8 60 Ureteric catheter opaque olivery and porges neoplex plastic graduated in cm, 2 lateral eyes, size 6 FG
13 14 8 61 Vinodine spray
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Sub: Ordnance Factory Medical Regulations (OFMR): Forwarding of

Ordnance Factory Medical Regulations (OFMR), as approved vide Ministry of Defence

1. Medical Officer-in-charge, all Ordnance Factory Hospitals & Health Clinics

1. Section: I: Ordnance Factory Medical Regulations (OFMR): 1 - 22

2. Section: II: Explanatory Instructions on OFMR 1 – 29

4. Section: IV: Scales of Authorisation: 1 – 79

Subject: Ordnance Factory Medical Regulations (OFMR)

The Medical & Healthcare establishment of the Ordnance and Ordnance

The CGDA, New Delhi

Copy signed in ink to:

The Principal Controller of Accounts (Fys.), Kolkata

CHAPTER II: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES ........................................7

CHAPTER III: HEALTH CARE OF ENTITLED EMPLOYEES AND THEIR

CHAPTER IV: MEDICAL FACILITIES FOR PERSONNEL OTHER THAN

CHAPTER V: MISCELLANEOUS ......................................................................16

CHAPTER VI: HOSPITAL STORES, EQUIPMENT AND DIET .........................20

These Regulations may be called the Ordnance Factory Medical

These Regulations will govern

1. Occupational health services that will be provided to the civilian

The term ‘Health care’ means

Provision of the following Medical services to eligible individuals as

a) Medical consultation, advice and treatment by authorised health

(ii) Entitlement to healthcare under Ordnance Factory Medical

A. The civilian employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance

B. Those civilian employees who are residing beyond a distance of 8

‘Entitled employee’ means a civilian employee of Ordnance and

The definition of ‘Family’ under OFMR will be the same as under

‘Entitled family member’ means a member of the family of an entitled

• Authorised Medical Attendant

‘Hospital’ or ‘Factory Hospital’ unless otherwise specified means a

‘Clinic’ or ‘Health Clinic’ unless otherwise specified means a Factory

‘Factory’ means an Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment Factory

`Treatment’ unless otherwise specified, means, treatments including

“OFMR” means ‘Ordnance Factories Medical Regulations’

“CS (MA) Rules” means ‘Central Services (Medical Attendance)

“MO” means ‘Medical Officer’

Medical facilities provided by the Ordnance Factory Hospitals and

All employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment

Such occupational health services will be provided to them through

The charges for treatment of illness and injuries related to their

6. At Ordnance Factory Hospitals and Health Clinics

Health care will be provided to entitled employee and entitled family

7. When the required facilities are not available at Ordnance Factory

Entitled employees and their entitled family members, when the

The Medical Officer-in-charge of the Hospital, may, at his discretion

In addition, under the above circumstances, entitled employees will

8. For entitled employees during Leave or Temporary Duty

During leave or temporary duty at an outstation, the employees will

The family members of a entitled employee, who are staying at a place

10. In Emergent Conditions

When treatment obtained by entitled employees and their entitled

11. Entitlement of employees for healthcare at Military Hospital

Entitled employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment

1. Where there is no Hospital attached to Ordnance and Ordnance

All civilian employees working in Ordnance and Ordnance Equipment

No charges will be recovered from the individuals for the treatment

Amount of expenditure incurred during treatment at Military Hospital

Hospital stoppages so paid will be admissible for reimbursement

12. Treatment of some specific diseases

However, in case of non-availability of said treatment facility at the

Employees and entitled family members governed under OFMR,

14. Provision of services of Specialist for Consultation