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Tue May 15 23:49:04 BST 2007

Does anyone have a nice photo of the Level 1 used for its one validated
indication [coat rack]? I need one for a talk - otherwise I'll have to
go in to the operating theatre, try and find the device, clean off the
dust, spider webs and pigeon droppings and take a photo myself.

[Experience from a past life while training at St Elsewhere's --- very
few theatre or ED nurses had any idea how to set up the level 1 and I
would therefore spend time setting up and trouble shooting which would
have been better spent paying attention to the patient, while
overinfusing fluids the patient didn't benefit from anyway.]

Cheers, Ian

Ian Seppelt FANZCA FJFICM
Senior Staff Specialist
Dept of Intensive Care Medicine
The Nepean Hospital, PO Box 63 Penrith NSW 2751
Director of Clinical Research, Sydney West AHS
Clinical Lecturer, University of Sydney

>>> cmursic at gmail.com 16/05/2007 3:53am >>>
How many of you out there are using a Level
1<http://www.smiths-medical.com/catalog/fluid-warming/fast-flow/hardware/level-1-h-1200.html>(or
equivalent) fluid infusor in your emergency room?  Why or why not?
How
many have purchased a new one recently, or are contemplating such a
purchase?  Why or why not?
Regards,
C. Ursic, MD
Santa Fe
USA
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