#Precision Matters

[kdlmedtech]

Why Blunt Filter Needles Are Essential for Precision in Medical Procedures

When it comes to medical procedures, precision is crucial. Every dosage, every injection, and every medication must be accurately administered to ensure the best possible outcomes for patients. This is where syringe filters with blunt needles come in. Blunt filter needles are specialized medical needles designed to enhance precision in medical procedures. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits of using blunt filter needle and their role in achieving precision in medical procedures.

What Are Blunt Filter Needles? Blunt filter needles are a game-changer in the world of medical procedures. Unlike traditional needles, which have a sharp Blunt-tip, blunt filter needle have a rounded tip that reduces the risk of tissue damage and needlestick injuries. This design not only makes them safer for healthcare professionals to use but also allows for more precise delivery of medications and fluids.

The Need for Precision in Medical Procedures The precision of medical procedures is vital for various reasons. First, accurate dosages are essential to ensure that patients receive the right amount of medication for their condition. This helps prevent under or overdose, which can lead to complications and delayed recovery.

Additionally, precision in medical procedures reduces medication waste, which can be costly and harmful to the environment. Most importantly, it helps avoid incorrect medication administration, which can have severe consequences for patients.

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The Role of Blunt Filter Needles in Precision Blunt filter needle play a crucial role in achieving precision in medical procedures. They are design to work efficiently, ensuring accurate aspiration and injection of medication. This is especially important for procedures that require high accuracy, such as intravenous administration, epidural injections, intramuscular injections, biopsies, and spinal taps. Blunt filter needle also make it easier for medical professionals to handle and administer medication, reducing the risk of errors.

How to Choose the Right Blunt Filter Needle When it comes to choosing the right blunt filter needle, there are a few factors to consider. First, the needle size and gauge should be suitable for the intended use. Different procedures may require different needle sizes and gauges, so it is essential to consult a medical professional for guidance. Additionally, the needle must be compatible with the syringe being used. Lastly, it is crucial to ensure that the blunt filter needle has quality and safety certifications to guarantee its efficacy and compliance with regulations.

Benefits of Blunt Filter Needles Blunt filter needles have many benefits that make them an essential tool in medical settings. First and foremost, they prevent accidental needle sticks. This is especially important for medical professionals who handle syringes and needles daily. Blunt filter needle also reduce needle breakage, which can lead to medication waste and increase the risk of complications. Additionally, these needles minimize tissue damage, resulting in less pain and discomfort for patients.

Moreover, blunt filter needle ensure accurate medication delivery. With their design, they can aspirate and inject with precision, decreasing the chances of incorrect dosages. This also leads to improved patient comfort as medication is delivered directly to the intended site.

Applications of Blunt Filter Needles in Medical Procedures Many medical procedures require precision, and blunt filter needle are a valuable tool in achieving it. Some of these procedures include intravenous (IV) administration, where accurate dosages are crucial for proper medication absorption and delivery. Epidural injections, which are use to manage pain, also require precision to avoid complications. Similarly, intramuscular injections, biopsies, and spinal taps all need accurate medication delivery for the best outcomes.

Conclusion In conclusion, blunt filter needles are an essential tool in achieving precision in medical procedures. Their benefits, such as preventing needle sticks, reducing breakage, and improving accuracy, make them a valuable addition to any medical setting. As a patient, it is essential to discuss with your healthcare provider the use of blunt filter needles for your medical procedures. With the right blunt filter needle, you can rest assured that your medical procedures will be performed with the utmost precision for the best possible outcomes.

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[priyashareindia9]

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[zishuge]

guys what the fuck. I just noticed this random throwaway line from episode 14 that i've literally never paid any attention to before. like this is something li lianhua has done so consistently through the years that he is famous for it and EVERYBODY knows this? as long as he has 50 taels of silver, he doesn't care to earn any more? .... you mean... like... ......as long as he has enough money to get the sigu sect leader token back from the pawn shop where he pawned it 10 years ago?

you mean to tell me that in all those years, he didn't care about going hungry, he didn't care about being penniless, but no matter what else happened, under any circumstance he needed to have at least 50 taels of silver on him? for 10 years? just in case he needed to go get his token? what the fuck li lianhua. it's been a full damn year, stop hurting my feelings like this

[carlyraejepsans]

So in a way, is there a difference between headcanoning frisk/chara as girls or boys and headcanoning them as trans/nonbinary if it's all headcanon in the end anyway and everyone is equally wrong?

yes there's a difference because arbitrarily deciding that canon established neutrality is something that you get to override and is automatically more "debatable" than a character being established as male or female is a very obvious double standard.

interpreting them as nonbinary is only a way to translate their neutrality while assuming that the rest of their race thinks of gender as we do in real life. it doesn't change anything about how the character is referred to. rather, it preserves it. headcanoning them as a boy or a girl throws aside their neutrality entirely as irrelevant and "arbitrary". for what. YOUR discomfort?

while i might not think the characters in the text itself are trans, this attitude REALLY speaks to people's ignorance and weirdness around trans people in real life. because outside the game, real gender neutral people exist and they ARE, of course, transgender. someone who has gender neutral and nonbinary friends and is normal about it is not going to scramble to immediately fit any neutral characters back into the gender binary like a fucking 5 year old. because for someone who isn't transphobic, neutrality is just another way for human beings to exist.

anyway how many gendered characters are there out there? how many textually neutral ones, to compare? go play with another one of your billions of toys, if not retconning an entire character is sow hawd fow u

tldr: yes. kiss my ass

[gwinverarrouz]

A timeline of Bisig!! Since I've decided her birthday was in July, I felt it was time for a little retrospective :>

Thought it'd be fun to see how the way I've drawn her has evolved over the years!

[ultraviolet-psyche]

Quick personal announcement: today I was officially diagnosed with autism.

That is all.

[skecherss]

for the last time. Dick is 9-year-old angry and Jason is 12-year-old angry and Tim is 14-year-old angry and Steph is 17-year-old angry and Damian is pretentious rich kid angry. There is no single Angry Robin. we all know this to be true

[sketching-shark]

Been a couple of years, but I still think fondly of Grace Monroe from Infinity Train for achieving that very rare redemption arc narrative of "the people you hurt are allowed to sever all ties, and you can still become a better, happier person."

[smhalltheurlsaretaken]

to that anon I got about my last posts: if you're hurt that I'm talking about antisemitism on tumblr rather than the Israel/Palestine conflict itself then you're going to have to make your peace with a star wars blog not being an effective platform for activism.

This is the point I've been trying to hammer home perfectly illustrated. I deviated ever so slightly from what's allowed on the subject to say that I can't participate in this website's idea of 'raising awareness' (distributing real facts and misinfo alike without a care and being a bunch of fanatic Jew haters in the process) and that I don't think I'm able to critically and accurately examine every piece of news that gets passed around here, and you're taking this to assume I don't care. So no, I'm not going to spend my time trying to prove that I do care to that particular crowd.

You're upset with me for not treating this like I did fandom and assuming I value fictional characters more than real people because of it, but it's precisely because this is infinitely more important that I'm not going to be doing real people the disrespect of giving my two cents on their suffering and deaths on the same platform I did STAR WARS.

[yellowocaballero]

hi! i've been reading some of your older fics and was wondering if there's any merit in watching buffy for the first time in the year 2024

This may not be obvious, but this is actually an extremely complicated and highly subjective question. I'll try to go on for too long.

As background: my mother loved Buffy and its spin-off Angel growing up. It was our Bible (besides the actual Bible). Not kidding, she was on the forums and fan groups and wrote fanfiction for it and everything (These days, she's really into kdramas and Asian dramas, and calls me about how the Thai seem like big fans of gay people). So I'm quite biased.

BTVS is both a product of its times and ahead of its times. It was a show about feminism and the struggle of living in this world as a woman, when very few shows were doing that. It was the first show to have a long-lasting lesbian couple, and the first show to depict a kiss between them. For better or for worse, it was one of the codifiers of broody vampire boyfriend. It was pretty unafraid to be experimental in a lot of what it did. It had incredibly complex and nuanced character work and growth that I still aspire to. Spike's arc is still matched in quality only by Avatar's Zuko. Angel's long term arc, from Buffy to his spin-off series, still makes him one of the most complex characters on TV. It had the most complex depiction of depression on TV at the time and I still think it's one of the best. I think the show had very high highs.

It also had very low lows. Some of the feminism is problematic in retrospect. The sapphic couple has a rather famous element that was severely problematic. There are, overall, some deeply atrocious arcs that I can appreciate objectively but not in practice. Xander: a whole-ass character aged awfully. On a meta level, the workplace conditions were bad (thanks, Whedon.) There are no people of color. The spoiler's sake I won't go into detail on this, but in general the good stuff was so influential and the bad stuff was just awful.

I think these days people tend to brush off the entire thing because it's Whedon. That is more than fair. But I'd also say that Whedon & Buffy is extremely similar to Brian Michael Bendis & Ultimate Spider-Man. Bendis was fantastic at writing sassy, bouncy, permanently stressed-out teens - issue was, he wrote entirely different serious adult characters the way he wrote these sassy teens. Same with Whedon: the annoyingly constant quips are perfect for Buffy, because that's who the characters are. They're awful in Marvel, because Steve Rogers is not Xander. Kinda similarly, Buffy was genuinely feminist for 90s TV - issue is, Whedon has not grown or developed his views, and now his works feel so sexist (oh my fucking god why did you treat Natasha like that). After a certain point it's egotistical: you're writing like that because you're Joss Whedon and it's how you write, not because it's what's best for the characters and story. But it was really important to me to get the character voices right, and it's freaking difficult to endlessly write dialogue that distinct, full of voice, witty, and clever.

I think BTVS & Angel TV's greatest influence on my writing is how intensely character-driven both of those shows were, and how intricate the characters were. What every character did was something they would do, if that made sense. Even the stuff I hated to watch, that made me uncomfortable, was the culmination of so much (usually). I think I also picked up the constant wit and humor lol. On a personal level, the conversations I would have with my mother where she broke down the character motivations and composition of the story was my first exposure to looking at storytelling from an analytical perspective and a framework of critical analysis, which was an approach I carried into the rest of the media I consumed and that was the primary reason I was able to become a decent writer. Thanks, Mom. Have fun with your kdramas.

TL:DR: There is merit, especially if you care about good character work. There are things about it that may make you want to drop it, which is extremely valid. Season 1 is rough but interesting, Season 2 and 5 are the best, Season 3 is pretty good, Season 4 and 7 skippable, and Season 6 is........epic highs, epic lows......

[marian-1122]

Paul Simonon performing live onstage at Notre Dame Hall , Leicester Place , London , England , 6th July , 1979 .

©️ Virginia Turbett/Redferns

[quinn-pop]

im not sure what happened to me but suddenly i love queen ripple and she’s my new dress up doll

anyway, let’s talk about her!!

taking the fact that ribbon’s name is ribbon entirely too far (and going off their designs) i think it’d be cool if ripple star fashions leaned into frills, bows, and long or exaggerated silhouettes

since the planet is literally just a heart shape i imagine their aesthetics lean into that sort of romantic and elegant vibe. a lot of ivory, pinks, and reds

(ripple dresses up a little different to see her friends tho)

also flower and butterfly motifs. because they’re fairies of course <3

think it’d be a little ironic if butterflies were a symbol of beauty and all that…

also she’s friends with carol and dedede. they can go to pta meetings or something /j

(taranza can come sometimes too because he’s cool and it makes sense to me)

btw ripple star probably exports a lot of silks (because silkworms in a land of butterflies feels right) and luxury items whereas dreamland is more agriculture focused + maybe some livestock and furs

…yeah i’m saying these places reflect their rulers basically. ripple star can be a little more traditional and whatnot. that’s what makes ripple so endeared to her dreamland friends—they’re silly! and yeah, tragic princess angle, it’s my favorite trope—i think that would really pull at her heart

i won’t get into that right now, but i gotta imagine getting possessed gives you a lot to think about lol

…gah i have so many thoughts on this

there isn’t much to go off of in canon, sure, but i think there’s a lot of interesting directions something like that could go ^^

[stardustinthesky]

Lois and alt!Clark in Lois & Clarks

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[greencheekconure27]

One problem with the Notre Dame de Paris musical is that they made Pierre Gringoire too cool.Book! Gringoire is many things but cool is not one of them.

[miodiodavinci]

laying down by a brook with one hand in the water like some kind of tragic prince , , , , , ,

[siebrendeparadox]

so one of the coolest things i've discovered i can screenshot: ECHOES of sigma