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Medical equipment is designed to aid in the diagnosis, monitoring or treatment of medical conditions. These devices are usually designed with rigorous safety standards. The medical equipment is included in the category Medical technology.

any medical equipment used to enable mobility and functionality (e.g. wheel chair, hospital bed, traction apparatus, Continuous Positive Air Pressure machines, etc.).

Charges for the purchase of equipment used in providing medical services and care. Examples include monitors, x-ray machines, whirlpools.

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The Ems (Ems; Eems) is a river in northwestern Germany and the northeastern Netherlands. It runs through the states of North Rhine-Westphalia and Lower Saxony it parallels the state border between the Lower Saxon area of East Friesland (Germany) and the province of Groningen (Netherlands), on

Expanded memory system, a system for increasing the amount of memory available to a personal computer, now largely superseded by XMS

The Ems was a 1,829 ton, iron sailing ship with a length of 270.7 feet, breadth of 39 feet and depth of 22.5 feet. She was built by Charles Connell & Company, Glasgow for the Nourse Line, and named after the Ems River in north west Germany, and launched on 6 April 1893.

The River Ems is a river that flows through the English counties of West Sussex and Hampshire, before flowing into Chichester Harbour and thence the sea. Its source is about east of Stoughton, in West Sussex, and its mouth is at Emsworth, in Hampshire.

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MobileAid EMS Medical Responder AED Backpack (Empty) (31484)

High-capacity EMS medical responder 4-way-carry AED backpack: backpack, shoulder strap, hand straps, ride on MobileAid rolling stations. Large main compartment with straps, 2 side compartments, and 14 internal pockets provide flexible organization of emergency response supplies and equipment. Made of super-rugged ballistic nylon for years of use in tough conditions. Hi-visibility markings and 24 pre-printed and customizable ID placards allow quick identification in an emergency. Reflective stripes and piping enhance safety in low-light situations. Contents: * For mobility: (1) MobileAid Medical Responder Backpack * For bag identification: (24) pre-printed and customizable ID placards

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Planted amidst the faltering lights of Autumn
she slumbers her fragrant flesh
until the giving photons of Spring
bestow hope and perfume onto us all

Dead Bodies and Cash.

"The system now is nothing short of an abomination"... from the Newsweek Article*..

As an emergency physician and entrepreneur working with other small business people, Mr. Wilkes summery of the payment side of American health care is right on.

Ask yourself how the most powerful country in the world tolerates 50 million uninsured and perhaps an equal number who are under-insured (which can be as horrific).

Dead bodies and cash.

Every time one of the endless pharmaceutical commercials airs... I cannot help but think about the millions that have been spent on these ads. How many due you see a day? How many people in your circle are struggling one way or another with medical bills?

It is almost absurd... As profits from other sectors level out (less and less new prescriptions are written for their brand name of drug)… the pharmaceutical industry has committed much of their hope on, the great deliverance of humanity, sleep agents.

So, while we pay billions for managed care, insurance, medical bills... just the pharmaceutical industry alone spends millions of dollars....and will make BILLIONS - just on sleep.

And the estimated cost of affordable, universal health care? - but a handful of the first billions the pharmaceutical major shareholders will make year after year.

There is profit being made at every level, in every back door of health care, in boardrooms across our abundant lands…. to a handful of executives who rape the system taking flamboyant, wasteful, and abhorrent bonuses for increasing profits (often at the expense of overall quality!). Yet more profit for the plutocracy and a further abomination.

Dead bodies and cash.

Moreover… how do many of us then 'pay' for these health care bills... borrowing with credit cards. And we all know how this industry has bought our government to pass laws favorable to their vile usury of the same families who are under-insured. Yet more profit for the plutocracy and a further abomination.

Dead bodies and cash.

Billions upon billions are being made in profit each and every year, year after year by the biomedical, medical equipment, pharmaceutical, insurance, and private health care industries. It is a free-for-all orgy of cash, power and influence… while one-third of our people struggle to pay for their basic heath care. Yet more profit for the plutocracy and a further abomination.

Dead bodies and cash.

While examples from other countries with universal health care may leave much to be desired relative to wait times, rationing, etc… here in America, think about it…. despite our market driven system…. We still rank in the bottom quartile of life expectancy and infant mortality. There must be a better way..

It is time to pause and decide - today - I have had enough - we must collectively act as a people...

I propose a decentralized universal health care mandate, run by each state, funded by taxes on the for-profit health-care-related industry and tobacco, alcohol profits… with taxation of personal income as necessary, approximating what is deducted for health insurance now.

I further propose we rapidly pull America's soldiers out of Iraq... and turn the peace-keeping over the UN (like it or not they will have no choice but to intervene)... we then divert those funds to the healthcare mandate, and also a massive buy out of health care related personal debt.

Finally, we create national standards for Emergency Medical Services and Emergency Department care.... -we fund the much needed rehab of the floundering front door of acute access to health-care....

This universals access the favorable, basic health care inevitably spawns further entrepreneurship... what would happen if the small business owner had no fear of providing 'health benefits' for themselves and/or employees?!

We know state run insurance, is more efficient than for-profit (profit kind of hurts efficiency…. the profit itself is responsible for approximately 10-fold more overhead!). The heath profiteers can still ‘advance’ medical technology while we as a people can bask in the glory of affordable world-class heath care for all Americans. Imagine that. We’ll all, I suspect, sleep a little better or at least, won’t care.

So one may debate the prudence of one plan over another, but I think from a logic standpoint a clever way does surely exist to provide basic, earnest, healing and compassionate health care to all Americans.

It is said, to defeat an enemy do not seek to kill them... an ill target is more damaging than a dead one.

Furthermore, most empires throughout history, particularly the most prodigious have used two things most notably to satisfy their selfish ends... 1) conquest and 2) human slave labor.

Let's halt (or at least limit, for Pete's sake!) our government's conquest

SJS USAR Company 34

This was shot on April 6th at San Jose Fire Station 34 when USAR Company 34 was dispatched to an EMS call. Next door at AMR headquarters a fundraising BBQ was taking place to raise funds for medical and family costs for injured AMR Paramedic who is in a coma with possible brain damage following a beating in Los Angeles during the baseball season opener between the LA Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants.

The San Jose equipment from Station 34 was on the apron as members of the public were checking out all the emergency equipment here along with other equipment from San Jose Fire that was dropping in to visit the fundraiser at AMR throughout the day. Local law enforcement and the EMS community were also on display throughout the day.

San Jose USAR Company 34 is shown here in it's usual configuration, USAR A and USAR B, both 1998 Saulsbury built rescue rigs, A being the heavy rescue, B the medium rescue. They carry all the equipment needed to qualify as a state accredited heavy rescue team. The two rigs respond like this to all calls they are assigned.

In addition at Station 34 and nearby Station 5 USAR C, USAR D and USAR E are kept, which contained specialized equipment for High/Low Angle rescue, swift water rescue and trench rescue. C/D/E are only responded to specific calls where the special equipment they carry is needed, using staff from USAR Company 34 or Engine 5.

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MobileAid Quick-Response EMS Medical Responder Kit (31460)

Contents: Quick-Response Pockets: * (1) First Aid guide book * (1) Writing tablet * (1) Pen * (1) Flexible emergency evacuation stretcher * (1) Scissor utility shears * (1) CPR filtershield adult/child * (1) Instruction and inventory sheet * (1) Waterproof document pouch * (2) Face mask with eyeshield * (2) Vinyl gloves (pairs) * (2) Protective gown * (2) Disposable incident blanket * (2) Splint board with pad Quick-Response Module A - Protection, Instruments, Sanitation: * (1) First Aid instruction chart * (1) Bandage scissors * (1) Splinter forceps * (1) Kelley forceps * (1) Flashlight (penlight) * (1) Hand sanitizer * (1) Sunblock SPF 30+ * (1) Insect repellent * (2) Emergency blankets * (2) Vinyl gloves (pairs) * (4) AA batteries * (10) Instant towels in a tube * (12) Bio-hazard bag * (25) Aspirin Quick-Response Module B - Wound Cleaning & Treatment: * (1) Hydrogen peroxide solution * (2) Sting & Bite swab * (2) Eye wash 1 oz sterile * (3) Vinyl Gloves (pairs) * (3) Emergency water pouches * (6) Burn gel * (10) First Aid cream * (10) PVP iodine swabs * (10) Wound cleaner towelette * (12) Cotton tip applicator * (14) Hydrocortisone Quick-Response Module C - Wound Dressing and Bandaging: * (1) Compress bandage * (1) Bloodstopper bandage * (1) Triangular bandage w/ safety pins * (1) Waterproof adhesive tape * (2) Waterproof adhesive tape * (2) 2" x 6" gauze bandage * (2) Co-Flex bandage * (4) Eye pads with adhesive strips * (6) Non-adherent pad * (6) Gauze clean-wrap bandage * (8) Gauze pads * (10) Plastic patch bandage * (10) Woven knuckle bandage * (16) Bandage strip * (16) Butterfly closure Quick-Response Module D - Large Wound Dressing and Bandaging: * (1) Bloodstopper bandage * (1) Waterproof adhesive tape * (2) ABD combine pad * (2) Burn dressing gel-soaked * (2) Sterile gauze roll * (4) ABD pads Quick-Response Module E - Hydration & Cold Application * (3) Emergency water pouches (4oz) * (4) Cold pack unit