'Blood transfusions' presentation slideshows

Infectious Disease Issues in Natural Disasters

Infectious Disease Issues in Natural Disasters. Christian Sandrock, M.D. UC Davis School of Medicine. Overview. Discuss the role of infectious diseases in natural disasters (flood, earthquake, hurricane, etc) Look at the factors effecting the development of disease outbreak after a disaster

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Assessment and Management of Patients With Hepatic Disorders

Assessment and Management of Patients With Hepatic Disorders . Review of Anatomy and Physiology of the Liver. Largest gland of the body Located upper right abdomen A very vascular organ that receives blood from GI tract via the portal vein and from the hepatic artery .

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Bloodborne Pathogens

Bloodborne Pathogens. Timber Products Manufacturers. Ideal vs. Real. Ideally: Controls, work practices, precautionary measures eliminate accidents from occurring Reality: Accidents can and do occur. Safety and Health Risks.

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Transfusion Therapy

Transfusion Therapy. Bradley J. Phillips, MD Burn-Trauma-ICU Adults & Pediatrics. Transfusion Therapy. Resuscitation. Therapy. Anemia. Coagulopathy. Resuscitation. Prompt correction of severe blood-volume deficits. Adequate tissue perfusion. Adequacy of Resuscitation.

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CAB: Why do it?

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Blood Salvage Compatible Suction Canister

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Argentina

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Caring For Patients Who Refuse Blood Transfusion: Challenge or Dilemma?

Caring For Patients Who Refuse Blood Transfusion: Challenge or Dilemma?. Kathleen Yhlen RN MSN Clinical Educator Coordinator Bloodless Care Program Cooper University Hospital. Why do people object to receiving blood transfusions?. Personal concern Religious beliefs.

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The Value of Man

The Value of Man. Monetary Value Of The Elements In Our Bodies - $4.50!. 65% Oxygen 18 % Carbon 10 % Hydrogen 3 % Nitrogen 1.5 % Calcium 1 % Phosphorous 0.35 % Potassium 0.25 % Sulfur 0.15 % Sodium 0.15 % Chlorine 0.05 % Magnesium 0.0004 % Iron 0.00004 % Iodine.

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Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia (Osler-Weber-Rendu Syndrome)

Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia (Osler-Weber-Rendu Syndrome). Andrew Avery A.M. Report 06/26/09. Introduction. HHT is an autosomal dominant genetic disorder that leads to vascular malformations

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Ambroise Pare 1510 - 1590

Ambroise Pare 1510 - 1590.

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HIV/AIDS ~Facts vs. Myths

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Medical Products & Applications

Medical Products & Applications. Cancer may soon pass Heart Disease as the leading cause of death in the U.S. Scientists are investigating oncogenes & tumor-suppressor genes (genes in charge of the growth properties of the cell)

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B-Thalassemia

B-Thalassemia. Gene disorder: Autosomal recessive Red blood cell deficiency Common ethnicities: African decent Mediterranean decent SE Asian decent Early heart & spleen disease Treatments: Blood transfusions. Odds 2 carriers produce an affected child 1/4. Assuming Dan is a carrier 1.

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Cult Fiction?

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Delayed Cord Clamping In Very Low Birth Weight Infants

Delayed Cord Clamping In Very Low Birth Weight Infants. Melissa Reljac , SNNP. What is it?. The delaying of clamping the umbilical cord in a preterm infant. Routine immediate clamping of the umbilical cord has been standard procedure. Appropriate delay times range from 10-60 seconds or more.

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Patient Blood Management

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Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Sexually Transmitted Diseases. Alex, Katie, and Kayla. AIDS. A cquired I mmuno d eficiency S yndrome Caused by HIV Transmitted by sex, needle-sharing, and blood transfusion. Symptoms.

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Hamza Muheisen, Daniel Curtis, & Colby Deemer

Human Immunodeficiency Virus . Hamza Muheisen, Daniel Curtis, & Colby Deemer. What is HIV. Virus that leads to Aids HIV is a retrovirus which means it is a slow virus HIV, when entered into the body, kills off the immune system and T-Cells. Who has HIV.

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