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Medical gases
This document discusses medical gases, their production, distribution, and applications. It notes that medical gases must be extremely pure and their production and use is strictly regulated. Common medical gases include oxygen, nitrogen, nitrous oxide, and medical air. They have various applications including in pharmaceutical production, as therapies for patients, and to control atmospheres. The document outlines how medical gases are delivered to facilities through pipelines and various safety measures that are in place.
Medical gas supply.pipelines and cylinders
Medical gas supply systems provide gases to hospitals through cylinders and pipelines. Cylinders contain gases like oxygen, nitrous oxide, and air in compressed form. They have steel bodies, valves to fill and release gas, and pressure relief devices. Pipelines distribute gases from a central source through a main line, risers, and branch lines to terminal units where gases are delivered. Terminal units have automatic shut-off valves and gas-specific connectors to prevent mixing of different gases. Extensive testing ensures medical gas pipelines deliver the proper gas at adequate pressures and purity levels to support patient care.
Oxygenation, Ventilation And Ventilator Management In The First 24 Hours
This document discusses oxygenation, ventilation, and ventilator management in the first 24 hours for patients requiring mechanical ventilation. It covers etiologies of respiratory failure, measures of oxygenation and ventilation, indications for mechanical ventilation and non-invasive ventilation, ventilator set up including modes, and causes and management of respiratory distress on the ventilator.
Oxygenation
The document defines oxygenation as the delivery of oxygen to body tissues and cells, describes the physiological process of oxygen transport from the lungs to cells, and outlines factors that can affect oxygen levels as well as signs and symptoms of hypoxia. It also provides details on administering oxygen to improve uptake and delivery through various methods and equipment.
Oxygen therapy. methods of oxygenation
this topic is on various methods of oxygenation. includes all the delivery systems as well as the procedure
Breathing System
An anesthesia circuit connects the anesthesia machine to the patient to deliver anesthetic gases and remove carbon dioxide. Various circuit designs exist, including open, semi-open, semi-closed, and closed systems. The ideal circuit is reliable, safe, and easy to use while imposing minimal resistance and dead space. The circle system allows for rebreathing of gases using low fresh gas flows and includes unidirectional valves, tubing, a Y-piece, reservoir bag, and carbon dioxide absorber. Soda lime is commonly used for carbon dioxide absorption but its interaction with anesthetic agents can produce toxic compounds.
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Medical gases
This document discusses medical gases, their production, distribution, and applications. It notes that medical gases must be extremely pure and their production and use is strictly regulated. Common medical gases include oxygen, nitrogen, nitrous oxide, and medical air. They have various applications including in pharmaceutical production, as therapies for patients, and to control atmospheres. The document outlines how medical gases are delivered to facilities through pipelines and various safety measures that are in place.
Medical gas supply.pipelines and cylinders
Medical gas supply systems provide gases to hospitals through cylinders and pipelines. Cylinders contain gases like oxygen, nitrous oxide, and air in compressed form. They have steel bodies, valves to fill and release gas, and pressure relief devices. Pipelines distribute gases from a central source through a main line, risers, and branch lines to terminal units where gases are delivered. Terminal units have automatic shut-off valves and gas-specific connectors to prevent mixing of different gases. Extensive testing ensures medical gas pipelines deliver the proper gas at adequate pressures and purity levels to support patient care.
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This document discusses oxygenation, ventilation, and ventilator management in the first 24 hours for patients requiring mechanical ventilation. It covers etiologies of respiratory failure, measures of oxygenation and ventilation, indications for mechanical ventilation and non-invasive ventilation, ventilator set up including modes, and causes and management of respiratory distress on the ventilator.
Oxygenation
The document defines oxygenation as the delivery of oxygen to body tissues and cells, describes the physiological process of oxygen transport from the lungs to cells, and outlines factors that can affect oxygen levels as well as signs and symptoms of hypoxia. It also provides details on administering oxygen to improve uptake and delivery through various methods and equipment.
Oxygen therapy. methods of oxygenation
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Breathing System
An anesthesia circuit connects the anesthesia machine to the patient to deliver anesthetic gases and remove carbon dioxide. Various circuit designs exist, including open, semi-open, semi-closed, and closed systems. The ideal circuit is reliable, safe, and easy to use while imposing minimal resistance and dead space. The circle system allows for rebreathing of gases using low fresh gas flows and includes unidirectional valves, tubing, a Y-piece, reservoir bag, and carbon dioxide absorber. Soda lime is commonly used for carbon dioxide absorption but its interaction with anesthetic agents can produce toxic compounds.
BMS-System
A building management system (BMS), also known as a building automation system (BAS), is a computer-based control system that monitors and controls a building's mechanical and electrical equipment such as ventilation, lighting, power systems, fire systems, and security systems. A BMS consists of both software and hardware that can integrate various building systems and protocols. It provides benefits such as increased energy efficiency, cost savings, improved reliability and flexibility to adapt to building usage changes over time.
EMS
Ali Shojaei attended an 8-hour seminar on October 19th, 2010 in Tehran on the introduction to energy management systems based on the EN 16001:2009 standard. The seminar was run according to the training module of the TUV Nord TUV Academy. This is certified by certificate number S-IRIO/1768 from TUV Nord TUV Academy in Iran and Germany.
IMS
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The document certifies that ALI SHOJAEI attended training for internal audit of Integrated Management Systems from October 10-12, 2009 in Tehran. The course was held according to the TUV Academy Training Module. The certificate number is IMS-A-IR09/1221 and was issued by TUVNORD TIN Academy in Iran.
Linde certificate30.04.2006
Ali Shojaei worked as a Process and Operation Shift Leader during the pre-commissioning and commissioning of an air separation and compressed air plant in Assaluyeh, Iran. His work was completed satisfactorily and according to schedule by following all codes, project specifications, and regulations. The quality of Ali Shojaei's work was very good and he made efforts to fulfill all commitments. The certificate was signed by the Start-Up Manager and Commissioning Manager of the plant.
Linde certificate01.05.2006
This certificate confirms that Ali Shojaei worked as a Process and Chemical Engineer during the pre-commissioning and commissioning of an air separation and compressed air plant in Assaluyeh, Iran. His work was completed on schedule and met all codes, project specifications, and regulations. The quality of Ali Shojaei's work was excellent and he made efforts to fulfill his commitments, as confirmed by the Start-Up and Commissioning Managers of the plant.
Linde certificate01.05.2006
This certificate confirms that Ali Shojaei worked as a Process and Chemical Engineer during the pre-commissioning and commissioning of an air separation and compressed air plant in Assaluyeh, Iran. His work was completed on schedule and met all codes, project specifications, and regulations. The quality of Ali Shojaei's work was excellent and he made efforts to fulfill all commitments. The certificate is signed by the Start-Up Manager and Commissioning Manager of the plant.
Linde certificate30.04.2006
Ali Shojaei worked as a Process and Operation Shift Leader during the pre-commissioning and commissioning of an air separation and compressed air plant in Assaluyeh, Iran. His work was completed satisfactorily and according to schedule by following all codes, project specifications, and regulations. His quality of work was very good and he made efforts to fulfill all commitments. The certificate was signed by the Start-Up Manager and Commissioning Manager, praising his work.
certificate
This document contains personal information for an individual named Mr. Ali Shojaei, including his registration number 91573501884786. No other details are provided in the brief document.
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Ali Shojaei worked as a Process and Operation Shift Leader during the pre-commissioning and commissioning of an air separation and compressed air plant in Assaluyeh, Iran. His work was completed satisfactorily and according to schedule by following all codes, project specifications, and regulations. The quality of Ali Shojaei's work was very good and he made efforts to fulfill all commitments. The certificate was signed by the Start-Up Manager and Commissioning Manager of the plant.
Linde certificate01.05.2006
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This certificate confirms that Ali Shojaei worked as a Process and Chemical Engineer during the pre-commissioning and commissioning of an air separation and compressed air plant in Assaluyeh, Iran. His work was completed on schedule and met all codes, project specifications, and regulations. The quality of Ali Shojaei's work was excellent and he made efforts to fulfill all commitments. The certificate is signed by the Start-Up Manager and Commissioning Manager of the plant.
Linde certificate30.04.2006
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certificate
This document contains personal information for an individual named Mr. Ali Shojaei, including his registration number 91573501884786. No other details are provided in the brief document.