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  • In The Business Of Keeping Pets Healthy: The Life Of A Vet Equipment Salesperson


    You LOVE animals. You love seeing happy, healthy animals and you cry when you see those ads with sick and abused animals on TV. You love working with and helping animals too. You just cannot be a veterinarian because of some of the yucky things vets have to do. Why not be a vet equipment salesperson? It is a career that still involves animals, still helps animals, but keeps you out of the blood, feces, vomit, and gore.
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  • A Few Tips To Help Your Child Use A Nebulizer


    When your child has breathing issues that require the use of a nebulizer to deliver their medicine, it can be stressful for both you and the child. You hate to see them struggling to breathe, and yet it can be hard on you to make them use the machine if they cry or carry on. The important thing to remember is that getting the proper dose of medicine will help them breathe easier, so they can continue playing or sleeping without an issue.
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  • Using CSTD Tools Help to Protect Patients in an Addiction Center


    Addiction is a problem that can strike anyone and can lead to a highly-decreased quality of life. While addiction treatment centers can help those with addiction recover, they also contain dangerous drugs that can be problematic for recovery. Thankfully, hazardous drug CSTD units can help avoid the dangers of this problematic and frightening situation. Why Dangerous Drugs May Be Found in an Addiction Therapy Center The types of drugs at an addiction center are not the types used and abused by those in the center.
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  • Three Benefits Of Outsource Maintaince For A Veterinarian Clinic's Anesthesia Machine


    A modern veterinary clinic will require numerous pieces of highly sophisticated machines to provide the highest level of care possible. Not surprisingly, these machines can be extremely expensive, and it is in the best interest of the clinic to ensure that these devices are being properly maintained. In particular, the anesthesia machine may be one of the most important and expensive devices in the clinic, and outsourcing its maintenance to professionals can help your clinic in a number of important ways that you should consider.
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  • Protective Devices For Your Home And Your Child With CP


    Children born with cerebral palsy need a lot more protection than just the general baby-proofing devices. As your child with CP grows, and begins to use a wheelchair, you will need more and more handicapped equipment and supplies. If you want to be prepared for the future and get used to the devices you will need in advance, the following items are just some of the safety basics for living with and caring for a child with CP.
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