Medical & Disposable Surgical – EIRI – eBooks and Project Reports https://projectreports.eiriindia.org We Create Industrialist Fri, 31 May 2019 04:57:00 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.3 https://projectreports.eiriindia.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/cropped-logo-1-32x32.jpg Medical & Disposable Surgical – EIRI – eBooks and Project Reports https://projectreports.eiriindia.org 32 32 Technology of disposable medical products (hand book) https://projectreports.eiriindia.org/product/technology-of-disposable-medical-products-hand-book/ Tue, 19 Apr 2016 13:30:19 +0000 http://projectreports.eiriindia.org/?post_type=product&p=6413 Medical care is vital for our life, health and well being .But the waste generated from medical activities can be hazardous, toxic and even lethal because of their high potential for diseases transmission. The hazardous and toxic part of the waste from health care establishments comprising infectious, bio-medical and radio-active material as well as sharps (hypodermic needles,knives,scalpels etc.) constitute a grave risk , if these are not properly treated/disposed or allowed to get mixed with other municipal waste . Its properties to encourage growth of various pathogens and vectors and its ability to contaminate other non-hazardous/non-toxic municipal waste jeopardizes the efforts undertaken for overall municipal waste management. The rag pickers and waste workers are often worst affected , because unknowingly or unwittingly , they rummage through all kinds of poisonous material while trying to salvage items which they can sell or reuse . At the same time, this kind of illegal and unethical reuse can be extremely dangerous and even fatal . Diseases like cholera, plague, tuberculosis, hepatitis , AIDS (HIV), diphtheria etc in either epidemic or even endemic form, pose grave public health risks . Unfortunately, in the absence of reliable and extensive data, it is difficult to quantify the dimension of the problem or even the extent and variety of the risk involved . However, the risk can be considerably reduced or minimized by the use of disposable medical items . This is an unique book of its kind . This will help to minimize spreading of diseases with the help of medical staffs, NGOs, volunteers and other non-medical man powers . Manufacturing know-how of most disposable medical items are described in a very simple manner . This is a very useful book for young scientists, medical students, industrialists to explore further .

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]]> Medical care is vital for our life, health and well being .But the waste generated from medical activities can be hazardous, toxic and even lethal because of their high potential for diseases transmission. The hazardous and toxic part of the waste from health care establishments comprising infectious, bio-medical and radio-active material as well as sharps (hypodermic needles,knives,scalpels etc.) constitute a grave risk , if these are not properly treated/disposed or allowed to get mixed with other municipal waste . Its properties to encourage growth of various pathogens and vectors and its ability to contaminate other non-hazardous/non-toxic municipal waste jeopardizes the efforts undertaken for overall municipal waste management. The rag pickers and waste workers are often worst affected , because unknowingly or unwittingly , they rummage through all kinds of poisonous material while trying to salvage items which they can sell or reuse . At the same time, this kind of illegal and unethical reuse can be extremely dangerous and even fatal . Diseases like cholera, plague, tuberculosis, hepatitis , AIDS (HIV), diphtheria etc in either epidemic or even endemic form, pose grave public health risks . Unfortunately, in the absence of reliable and extensive data, it is difficult to quantify the dimension of the problem or even the extent and variety of the risk involved . However, the risk can be considerably reduced or minimized by the use of disposable medical items . This is an unique book of its kind . This will help to minimize spreading of diseases with the help of medical staffs, NGOs, volunteers and other non-medical man powers . Manufacturing know-how of most disposable medical items are described in a very simple manner . This is a very useful book for young scientists, medical students, industrialists to explore further .

CONTENTS AND SUBJECT INDEX

1
Syringe Disposable Device

2
Disposable Needle Stick Prevention Aid to Prevent Needle Stick Injury

3
Disposable Surgical and and Diagnostic Fluid Control Island

– The Drawings
– Descriptions
– Drawing reference Numbers

4
Disposable Humidifier
– Descriptions
– The Drawings
– Description of the Illustrative Examples

5
Disposable Adhesive Bandage
– The Drawings
– Descriptions

6
Disposable Cosmetic Glove
– The Drawings
– Descriptions

7
Electromagnetic Syringe Needle Disposer

8
Disposable Protective Bandage for Animals

9
Disposable Automatic Hypodermic Needle Guard

10
Disposable Elastomeric Gloves

– The Drawings
– Descriptions
– Disposable Elastomeric Gloves
– Advantages

11
Modern Disposable Syringe

– The Drawings
– Descriptions
– First Example
– Manner of Operation of the First Example
– Second Example
– Manner of Operation of the Second Example

12
Disposable Needle Cover

13
Syringe Needle Disposal Apparatus

14
Methods of Making Disposable Gloves

15
A Disposal Applicator Glove for Applying Lotions

16
Disposable Gloves

– The Drawings
– Descriptions
– Manufacturing Process
– Exam Glove Manufacturing Process
– Full Automatic Disposable Glove Machine
– Detailed Product Description

17
Syringe with Disposable Needle

18
Disposable Syringes

19
Modified Single Use Disposable Syringe

20
Pencil Grip Fine Needle Aspiration Syringe Holder

– Methods
– The Drawings
– Descriptions

21
Disposable Electromagnetic Fluid Sensor

22
Antimicrobial Disposable Absorbent Articles

– Drawings
– Disclosures
– Descriptions
– Examples

23
Safety Dispensing System for Hazardous Substances

– Definition of Terms
– Objects
– Mode 1
– Mode 2
– Drawings
– Descriptions

24
Disposable Plastic Razor

– First Method
– Second Method
– Descriptions
– Third Method
– The Drawings
– Fourth Method
– The Drawings
– Descriptions
– Fifth Method
– The Drawings
– Detailed Descriptions
– Sixth Method
– The Drawings
– Detailed Descriptions
– Seventh Method
– The Drawings
– The Drawings
– Eighth Method
– The Drawings
– Detailed Description
– Ninth Method
– The Drawings
– Descriptions
– Tenth Method
– The Drawings
– Detailed Descriptions
– Eleventh Method
– The Drawings
– Detailed Description
– Twelth Method
– Figures
– Detailed Description

25
Plant Economics of Surgical Adhesive
Tape on Cloth Surface

– Rated Plant Capacity
– Land & Building
– Plant & Machinery
– Fixed Capital
– Raw Materials
– Total Working Capital/Month
– Total Capital Investment
– Turn Over/Annum

26
Plant Economics of Blood Bags

– Rated Plant Capacity
– Land & Building
– Plant & Machinery
– Fixed Capital
– Raw Materials
– Total Working Capital/Month
– Total Capital Investment
– Turn Over/Annum

27
Plant Economics of Disposable Surgical Caps and Masks

– Rated Plant Capacity
– Land & Building
– Plant & Machinery
– Fixed Capital
– Raw Materials
– Total Working Capital/Month
– Total Capital Investment
– Turn Over/Annum

28
Plant Economics of Dextrose Saline (I.V. Fluids)

– Rated Plant Capacity
– Land & Building
– Plant & Machinery
– Fixed Capital
– Raw Materials
– Total Working Capital/Month
– Total Capital Investment
– Turn Over/Annum

29
Plant Economics of Disposable Needles

– Rated Plant Capacity
– Land & Building
– Plant & Machinery
– Fixed Capital
– Raw Materials
– Total Working Capital/Month
– Total Capital Investment
– Turn Over/Annum

30
Plant Economics of Plastic Syringe

– Rated Plant Capacity
– Land & Building
– Plant & Machinery
– Fixed Capital
– Raw Materials
– Total Working Capital/Month
– Total Capital Investment
– Turn Over/Annum

31
Plant Economics of Surgical Cotton and Bandage

– Rated Plant Capacity
– Land & Building
– Plant & Machinery
– Fixed Capital
– Raw Materials
– Total Working Capital/Month
– Total Capital Investment
– Turn Over/Annum

32
Plant Economics of Surgical Examination Gloves

– Rated Plant Capacity
– Land & Building
– Plant & Machinery
– Fixed Capital
– Raw Materials
– Total Working Capital/Month
– Total Capital Investment
– Turn Over/Annum

33
Plant Economics of Surgical Bandage

– Rated Plant Capacity
– Land & Building
– Plant & Machinery
– Fixed Capital
– Raw Materials
– Total Working Capital/Month
– Total Capital Investment
– Turn Over/Annum

34
Plant Economics of Surgical Adhesive Tape
on Cloth Surface

– Rated Plant Capacity
– Land & Building
– Plant & Machinery
– Fixed Capital
– Raw Materials
– Total Working Capital/Month
– Total Capital Investment
– Turn Over/Annum

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