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Transvaginal US Probe Contamination by HPV in the ED
This study explores the issue of HPV contaminated transvaginal sonography probes in the ED. How common is it -- and are the current disinfection methods sufficient?
Do Micropauses Prevent Surgeon Fatigue in Prolonged Surgery?
Is a surgeon more precise after a micropause in prolonged surgery?
Cuts, Scrapes, and Puncture Wounds
Find WebMD's comprehensive coverage of cuts, scrapes, and puncture wounds including medical reference, news, pictures, videos, and more.
Biomedical Diagnostics
The biomedical diagnostician is the person who analyzes samples or information concerning patients.in a clinical laboratory atmosphere. They do tests to diagnose problems and later to see if treatments are working. They may also be asked to analyze things like water, forensic or food samples. This i
CPR Rules and Time Limits
Knowing how to perform CPR properly buys victims valuable time to receive necessary treatment.cpr head to head image by paul mitchell from Fotolia.comCPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, refers to a procedure used to artificially oxygenate and circulate the blood. Using this procedure...
12 Things Hospitalists Need to Know About Billing and Coding
This article provides invaluable tips for maximizing your reimbursement with proper documentation.
How to Understand MSDS
The U.S. Occupational Safety & Health Administration requires that Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) be available in the workplace for any potentially hazardous material. Particularly if you work with dangerous chemicals in your job, it is critical that you learn to get quick, basic information fro
Signs & Symptoms of Weed Killer Poisoning
Weed killers, or herbicides, can be potentially dangerous to humans if they are inhaled or ingested. The chemicals that are especially dangerous include pyrethins, carbamates, organophospates and paradichlorobenzenes. They can also be irritating to the eyes and skin. They can also have adverse effec
Projecting Surgeon Supply Using a Dynamic Model
Will there be a sufficient surgeon workforce to meet the population needs in the near future? This study forecasts the imminent nature of reductions in surgical workforce supply.
Bedwetting Cures for Teens
Bed wetting is a common problem among young children and can occasionally occur into a person's teenage years. Usually, as children grow and learn to take cues from their body, they are able to cease bed wetting. However, a small number of teenagers do not stop once they reach puberty, but there are
Emergency Department Policy & Procedures
The emergency department is the first line of defense in any public health emergency, and it is also the critical first step in the chain of patient care. Emergency treatment is an essential part of the medical field, and it is important for all medical providers to have policies and procedures in p
Wilderness: Catfish Sting Treatment
WebMD explains first aid steps to take to treat a catfish sting.
Requirements of Firefighting & Damage Control Equipment for Navy Ships
U.S Navy ships are equipped with firefighting and damage control equipment.warship image by Tomasz Cebo from Fotolia.comA fire on a ship at sea can be disastrous. There is no fire department to call or other emergency personnel to respond and assist. Sailors must rely on their equipment,...
Local Excision vs Radical Resection of Colorectal Carcinoma
Which excision technique should be used for early colorectal cancer?
How to Remove a Bandage Without Pain
Removing a bandage can be a painful experience. It's bad enough that you were injured and required a bandage. The adhesive in bandages bonds to your skin and hair on your skin which can make removal very uncomfortable. Never just rip the bandage off and grin and bear the pain because you can actuall
How to Treat Clorox Fume Exposure
Clorox bleach, otherwise known as sodium hypochlorite, is a potentially dangerous household chemical that can cause serious injuries when it is swallowed or inhaled in large quantities. To avoid Clorox fume exposure, individuals should always use Clorox bleach in well-ventilated areas and wear a pro
Timing of Cholecystectomy After Mild Biliary Pancreatitis
Commentary on a study on the best time to perform cholecystectomy after mild biliary pancreatitis, published May 2012 in the Annals of Surgery.
Teledermatology and Severity of Pressure Ulcers
Pressure ulcer relief may only be a Skype call away . . .
Pediatric Robotic Surgery
In the last 10 years, robotic pediatric surgery has become a viable procedure for certain interventions, offering less pain and quicker recovery time. In considering this path, a cursory understanding of procedure, applications, benefits and outcomes is necessary.
Importance of Safety Goggles
According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, there are approximately 2,000 eye injuries in the United States daily that require medical attention. One hundred or more of these injuries will result in time away from work. These injuries represent a serious hazard to employe