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  • Cabinets designed to store, display, and provide ready access to small equipment, instruments, and materials used in medical treatment and other medical procedures. This furniture typically consists of stand-alone multiple-drawer, -shelf, or -shelf/drawer cabinets with a working surface (e.g., the top of the cabinet) appropriate for use while performing medical treatment. The cabinets usually have hinged or sliding (either glass or solid) doors; some cabinets also include built-in grounded outlets, security locks, and/or small wheels for easy movement. Treatment cabinets are used for general treatments in emergency situations or in the field. Some are specially designed to perform particular procedures such as anesthesia, dentistry, ophthalmology, and otorhinolaryngolog..
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