An element of the supply chain management; stock management is important for the quality andnon-interruption of healthcare delivery in hospital enterprises. In hospitals, it is required to keep ne cessary materials for healthcare delivery available in stocks, in the most economic way possible. Inthe present study, it was aimed to determine the share received by annual medical consumables of thegeneral intensive care units in a private hospital from the total hospital budget and to analyze medicalconsumable stocks via the ABC, VED and ABC-VED matrix methods. According to the analysis re sults; the ABC analysis showed that 69,50% of the monetary value of annual consumable stocks wasin group A, 20,25% in group B and 10,26% in group C; and the VED analysis showed that 79,44%was in group V, 18,86% in group E and 1,70% in group D. The ABC-VED matrix analysis showedthat 78,58% of the consumable amount was represented by consumables in category I, 19,07% byconsumables in category II and 2,36% by consumables in category III. It can be recommended to usethe ABC, VED and ABC-VED matrix methods, which are managerial instruments, in order to help tomanage medical consumable stocks in hospitals cost-effectively.