One of the problems of our profession is job security. Studies show that the rate of gestational problems in women vets is higher than in the rest of the population. This is due to the delicate situation of collective labor.
We give the best therapies for our patients but not in all cases be allowed companies economically (veterinary clinics) security mechanisms in human medicine would be unthinkable.
radiographs in daily practice, recently axial tomography (CT), chemotherapy and antibiotics are the major risks.
To prepare chemotherapeutic drugs used in human medicine insulation chambers laminar flow or vacuum mechanisms and protection against accidental punctures. Vets In
Albea prepare many chemotherapeutic protocols and have conducted a small manual that explains in the following video.
you need to make only a cardboard tube, gauze and tape. We rounded
gauze
the pot of chemotherapy to achieve the necessary thickness to enter and stay fixed (not excessive play) inside the cardboard tube. The bandages have to stand by the injection end to coat the inside walls of the tube. Later we put more gauze as a cover and look around the tube with gauze.
In this way we create a chamber between the nozzle of the pot with chemotherapy and chiffon top, which achieved no micropulvericen or at least retain most of the chemotherapeutic micropulverized. Besides being a cardboard prevents accidental needle puncture (as it is not able to pass through it).
Of course we still use or dobleguante gloves and mask. Just as much care and cleaning your hands after each preparation.
hope you like it this little invention and it disponéis useis if advanced security mechanisms work to the preparation of chemotherapy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwBrYGtq-8U
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