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    Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Urinary tract infections from urinary catheters. Surgical wound infections.…

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    years, or until technological advances in bioengineering are discovered, but some of these risks can be mitigated with proper improvements to W.L. Gore’s VIABAHN Endoprosthesis device. Some improvements that can be made to this device are coating the catheter with more of a biocompatible material to prevent any inflammation throughout the surgical procedure and introduction of the endoprosthesis stent. This could help reduce the amount of bruising that occurs and also prevent some form of…

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    Buy-In Case Study

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    Administration (OSHA) n.d) The physicians are part of the buy-in for this change. They give orders for insertion of catheter and the order to discontinue. Physicians should be on board with the new protocol. Orders should be written for cauterization only when it is necessary and order for removal should be written 48 hours…

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    Gold is widely used in modern day medicine to treat disorders. This is because gold is very resistant to bacteria. Bacteria are microscopic single-celled organisms. Bacteria are prokaryotes, meaning the entire organism consists of a single cell with a simple internal structure. The DNA of a prokaryote is neatly packed in the nucleus. The bacterial DNA floats freely in a twisted thread-like mass called the nucleoid. Gold is unaffected by almost everything. The only materials that can affect gold…

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    Send Thank You Mark as processed Current rating: QUESTION # 2 QUESTION: What causes urinary retention post laminectomy surgery? 87 yr old man had a laminectomy surgery 2weeks ago. He has been unable to urinate since this time. He has been wearing a catheter. He has a dr appt tomorrow with a urologist . What should he…

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    administration of chemotherapy drugs directly into the chest cavity. The drugs are administered through large or small chest catheters. It is part of a surgical strategy used to treat pleural mesothelioma and alleviate its symptoms. Like with HIPEC, in ITH chemotherapy drugs are delivered directly to the chest cavity through chest catheters that may be connected to an implantable port. The catheters have a two-fold benefit, in that they are used to give drugs as well as to drain accumulated…

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    Biomedical Device: Recall

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    Aaron Adderley. Research FDA.gov site for Biomedical Device or system Recall for the past 120 days. Report on at lease 5 devices/systems with: 1) the reason for recalls 2) the companies involved 3) how was the issue identified 4) what is the severity of the issue 5) the impact to the society if the recall was not made. CareFusion Alaris Syringe Pump Alarm The reason for recalls in the device is the pump causes an alarm that stops the patient’s infusion. The pump is unresponsive even if the…

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    Introduction: Computed tomographic angiography (CTA) is recommended as a non-invasive test to determine the presence and severity of coronary artery disease (CAD). Aim of this study was to assess the accuracy of 256 slice CTA compared with invasive catheter angiography(ICA) in the diagnosis of significant CAD. Methodology: A prospective observational study in patients suspected of having CAD and undergoing both CTA and ICA for evaluation. Patients with coronary stents or surgical grafts were…

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    infections. Most hospital-acquired UTIs emanates from the use of a urinary catheter, a widely used device among hospitalised patients. UTIs can be prevented by using indwelling catheters only when necessary, introducing reminder systems to get catheters removed as soon as possible, using antimicrobial-impregnated catheters in high-risk patients, and considering other options to Foley catheterisation (such as condom catheters for men). Whilst a number of reviews have been published evaluating UTI…

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    Nursing can also reinforce the stability of the catheter by applying tape on the catheter tube to prevent accidental twisting. OPINION: Interventional radiology is a great addition in the field of radiologic medicine. It benefits the patient remarkably by avoiding visit in the operating room, reducing the need for…

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