Plastics for Medical Care

Medical applications of plastics.

manpower for primary medical care in iran

iran is a large country with a total area of 1,645,000 square kilometers. the country’s population is estimated at about 31 millions. there is an uneven distribution of the population, varying from 2 to 50 per square kilometer. sixty per cent of the total population (18 millions) is living in nearly 66,000 small and large village’s scattered throughout the country. a total of 10,000 physicians ...

Equipment for immediate medical care.

The equipment lists provided in this article are not intended to be proscriptive or definitive. They are simply an illustration of the logical application of equipment selection and packing principles according to the likely needs of the casualty. Although trained personnel with relatively little equipment can perform simple interventions, optimal care requires some advanced techniques and good...

Providing medical care for children.

That 'enterprise' which brings the benefits of medical science to the British, the National Health Service (NHS), is undergoing a managerial reorganisation. The overall objectives of the 'health service industry' are stated in the white paper. Good management requires that there is something in it for those who own the 'factory' and something for the 'workers'. The owners also happen to be the ...

Cavitation instabilities in plastics and rubber-modified plastics

Spherical void expansion in plastics and rubber-modified plastics is investigated under radial traction conditions. The plastics are modeled as elastic-plastic pressure-sensitive materials and the rubbers are modeled as nonlinearly elastic materials. First, the growth of a spherical void in an infinite plastic matrix is investigated under remote radial traction conditions. The results show that...