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    Anode-The positive terminal of an x-ray tube; a tungsten block embedded in a copper stem and set at an angle to the cathode (q.v). The anode emits x rays from the point of impact of the electron stream from the cathode. A rotating anode is one that rotates constantly during x-ray production to present a changing focal spot to the currents without overheating. Bitewing (Radiograph) - the x-ray shadow images of the crowns‚ necks‚ and coronal third of the roots of both the upper and lower teeth‚ so

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    Marginal Cost

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    format with our portable x-ray machines by performing transformation upgrades to both existing analog units or to trade them in and use their value to offset the total price incurred by the purchase of new units. Value Considerations Current Value of analog systems: Flat value: $12‚000 ea Intrinsic value: Exams (units)/day: 8.5 Average revenue/unit: $65.00 $553/day X 365 = $201845/year Cost Consideration #1: The cost to upgrade (2) GE AMX 4 Plus Portable X-ray Units is $88‚000 each

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    Bus 640

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    with our portable x-ray machines by performing transformation upgrades to both existing analog units or to trade them in and use their value to offset the total price incurred by the purchase of new units. This paper will discuss several factors that may affect the decision making process‚ along with a preliminary analysis of the problem through the use of marginal analysis.   Executive Summary The decision to purchase a new system or to upgrade the existing x-ray machine‚ the hospital

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    Hospital Ergonomics

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    Hospital Ergonomics in Kuwait Shahad Al Ameer Ritaj Jaragh Fatimah Khaja Rawan Qambar 2013 Abstract The aim of this project is to seek opportunities where we can implement ergonomics in a medical facility in order to reduce musculoskeletal disorders. The hospital visited was Al Ameeri hospital. Two departments were visited; radiology and pharmacy. In these departments‚ we focused on two ergonomic concepts which include workstation design and manual handling. Safety was also taken into consideration

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    Microwave Tubes

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    conditions‚ an integral of the form 1E.J dv is E&‚ a) = Eo cash (mz)‚ (-g/2 < z < g/2) required to compute the interaction accurately. But‚ uric-er small-signal conditions‚ which apply for all but the Past =0 ( 2 > g/2). 11 (2) few cavities of a multicavity tube‚ the interaction can be represented by a coupling factor M: this is the factor 3y The parameter m‚ which has the dimension of an inverse which the energy exchange is reduced from that due te a length‚ describes the sharpness of the gap noses‚ but asdc

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    Feeding Tubes

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    artificial nutrition and hydration as a form of life support is one decision that some people have to make. I feel that tube feedings‚ while okay for short term use are fine‚ but they should not be used as a form of long term care because the risks outweigh the benefits of having a feeding tube. A tube feeding is a medical procedure that people can accept or deny. Feeding tubes provide a chemically balanced mix of nutrients and fluid to those who are unable to swallow‚ eat‚ or drink enough nutrition

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    Phlebotomy Tubes

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    Tube color: Lavender Department: Hematology Additive: EDTA Additive purpose: Binds to Ca in the blood to prevent clotting Centrifuged?: No Why?: Need whole blood. Special Considerations: invert 6-8x‚ fill 2/3 of the way full. Tests preformed: CBC‚ RBC‚ WBC‚ WBC Diff‚ Hct (% of RBCs)‚ Hgb (weight of hemoglobin)‚ Platelet Count‚ SED Rate (looks for inflammation‚ also can be drawn in black tube)‚ HGBA1C (3mnth cal for diabetes) Tube color: LT. Blue Department: Coagulation Additive: Sodium

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    The Pitot Tube

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    Nowadays‚ a Pitot tube would be of use as a speedometer on aeroplanes. It is also found useful in industries where velocity measurements are required‚ where an anemometer may not be the most efficient instrument to use. There are three types of pitot tubes: Pitot tubes‚ Static tubes‚ and Pitot-Static tubes. The simple pitot tube essentially consists of a tube bent at - usually - 90°‚ with an open end pointing directly towards the fluid flow. As the fluid flows in the tube‚ it becomes stagnant

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    Resonance Tube

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    EXPERIMENT NO. 9 Aim : To find the speed of sound in air at room temperature using a resonance tube apparatus Apparatus : Resonance tube apparatus ‚ tuning forks ‚ rubber pad ‚water Theory : If l1 and l2 be the length of the first and second resonance respectively with the tuning fork of frequency ‘(’ ‚ we can write l1 + e = λ / 4 l2 + e = 3λ / 4 ( where

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    Tubes and Drains

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    Tubes & Drains Questions 1. A nurse assesses the functioning of a client’s nasogastric suction following abdominal surgery. Which one of the following indicates that a problem exists with the suction?   a. Aspirated gastric contents have a pH of 3.0. b. Suction is functioning at 100mmHg. c. The air vent tube is open at the level of the waist. d. The gastric drainage is a yellow-green mucous liquid. 2. A nurse assesses the functioning of a client’s nasogastric suction following abdominal

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