CESAREAN DELIVERY AND VAGINAL DELIVERY AFTER CAESAREAN SECTION
Wiser
1. http://webwiser.nlm.nih.gov/getHomeData.do
• The Wireless Information System for Emergency Responders
(WISER) is a system concept for providing First Responders at
the scene of hazardous material incidents – chemical,
biological, or radioactive – with integrated information, decision
support, and communications
• Information available on stationary and mobile devices
• Substance information and identification properties come from
the Hazardous Substances Data Bank (HSDB), developed and
maintained by the National Library of Medicine.
• This guide focuses on the web application version
WISER: Introduction
2. • Developed by the National Library of Medicine (NLM), WISER
provides a wide range of information on hazardous
substances, including chemical identification support, physical
characteristics, human health information, and containment
and suppression information.
• WISER consist of the following primary screens:
• Substance List Page: lists all available substances
• Substance Data Page: displays substance data for a selected
substance
• Help Identify Page: identification of unknown chemicals
• Tools Page: general tools and reference materials
WISER: Content Overview
3. • WISER allows the user to specify 1 of 3
roles they are currently performing at
the scene: emergency responder,
Hazmat Specialist, and EMS Specialist
First Responder
• PPE
• Along with basic information, users • Protective Distance
• Fire Procedures
given information most relevant to • Reactivities
their respective role • Treatment
Hazmat Specialist
• Profile determines how certain • Phystical Properties
information is presented by Summary
• PPE
WISER, i.e., what „hot links‟ • IDLH
are presented on the • Flammability Limits
• NFPA 704 Classification
Substance Data Screen‟s data
menu, ensuring that the most EMS Specialist
• Treatment
relevant information is the • Health Effects
most readily available. • Toxicity
Summary
• IDLH
WISER: User Profiles
• NFPA 704
Classification
4. If the name of a substance is known, users can search the list
and find information about the substance relevant to their role
http://webwiser.nlm.nih.gov/knownSubstanceSearch.do
Users can search
1. Use A-Z through the list in up
links as seen to 4 ways:
in the image.
Option is only
available
when the list
is in a 2. Search by moving
“Search By through the arrows
Name” state. located toward the
bottom of the screen
WISER: Substance List
5. Filter by
3. Filtering substance
“type”
based on the
“type” of Field for text
searching
substance (all A-Z links used
substances, all to move
chemicals, all
through the
substance list
biologicals, all
radiologicals) Sets the
starting
substance
in the list
Current Navigation Controls to move
status through the list
4. Entering one of the substance‟s ID numbers
in the Known Substance field
• UN/NA, CAS registry or STCC number
WISER: Substance List
6. After locating the desired substance in the list, clicking it displays
the Substance Data Screen for that compound.
Ex. Diethyl Ether (alias of Ether)
Finish note section at bottom; Us.Gu.; perhaps include on next slide?
WISER: Substance List/Data Screen
7. Ex. Diethyl Ether (alias of Ether)
Common
to all
user
profiles
Basic substance information remains the same but other information
provided is tailored to user type (i.e., first responder, etc.).
WISER: Data Screen & Profile
Editor's Notes
Profile tailors application to meet user type/specialtyThe Substance Data Screen will be talked about in an upcoming slide
To use the Known Substance text field, click in the text field with your mouse and begin typing. When you have finish typing in the whole or partial value click on the Search button and the list will advance to the closest match to the supplied text. A ‘*’ character can be entered in the search text as a wildcard character (e.g. Entering “*fluoride” as the search text results in a list of substances whose name contains “fluoride”. A wildcard character at the end of the search text is always implied. The Search by drop-down menu selection controls whether the substance name or an identification number should be entered, and controls the ordering of the list. The options available are as follows:Name: list is ordered alphabetically by nameUN/NA: list is ordered by UN/NA numberCAS RN: list is ordered by CAS registry numberSTCC: list is ordered by STCC numberProbably good to include a small in class demo and/or mini question activity here so users can learn how to navigate this
Included in the Data Screen is the name of the substance, its CAS registry number, aliases, applicable UN/NA and STCC numbers, and key info.Key info is the summary of the most immediate, critical aspects of a substance.‘Hot links’ provide information most specific and relevant to the selected user profile (1st responder, Hazmat Specialist, EMS). Data elements under Basic, Properties, Hazmat, Medical and Environment contents also vary according to profile. In addition to the WISER information, Substance Data Screen also provides links to HSDB, TOXMAP, TOXNET, and PubMed for the selected substance; provides complete and comprehensive information .**conduct a guided search using this feature as a class; and then give learners time to do it on their own with a set of prompts (i.e., guided and individual search questions/prompts should have own slides) **