Port Med Records

It’s not uncommon for pets to have medical ailments just like people.  When pets get lost, a kind stranger who picks them up and feeds them might do more harm than good!  For example, your cat might be allergic to fish, and if a stranger picks them up and provides them with a tasty fish dinner, the result could cause your pet injury!  Your turtle might happen to escape their enclosure, and might also require a strict diet of carrots or risk having an upset stomach! 

For most pets, medical records can be stored on their collars with a portable USB flash drive.  You can also store contact information for the owner here as well, including more specific information than that found on an ID tag; work phone number, best times to call, alternative addresses, alternative contacts, etc.

While I was a college student, I can’t tell you how many times I needed to print out a paper or access a computer document when I wasn’t near my PC.  Luckily I had my trusty USB memory stick throughout my entire stint in academics, and it saved me so many times.  With a dozen things on my mind (turn in this, study for this, call her, etc) I could be quite forgetful, so I carried my memory stick with me at all times, and saved all my homework, papers, and even lecture notes on it.  Finding a printer or a computer on campus is no big deal, and while I considered purchasing a laptop, when I had all my documents with me at all times, there seemed to be no reason. 

During finals week one semester, I had three finals to study for in a matter of days, and when I arrived at class for the last final, I realized that I had forgotten about the final paper for another class!  In the final minutes before it was due I rushed to the library, printed my paper, and turned it in.  I never could have passed that quarter without my memory stick! 

This new Medi-Band has just come out during the Christmas season. It features an adjustable nylon band and titanium id plate which holds the Medi-chip inside. It has a 1 gig capacity.

It saves lives, reduces health care cost, and improves the officiency and quality of medical care. Make an affordable, comprehensive and portable electronic medical record available to every American.

These devices are so small that you can either wear it around your meck or hook it to your key chain. With the Star of Life emblem visible, first time responders at the scene of an accedent or in an emergency room know that this stands for something medical.

With type 2 diabetes, HIV, and hepetitis on the rise, time is precious. By wearing or carrying this device, you can have all your medical records computerized so all they have to do is plug it into the computer and right away they know what problems you may have, what treatment you have recieved, and your medication and dosages.

Credit card size medi-chip holds all your medical records for use in an emergency. Keep it in your pocket, wallet or purse. It is also waterproof. The credit card chip is 1 gig.

The credit card style usb chip can be a real lifesaver in an emergency. It tells the doctors what medication your are taking and for what reasons and what other problems you may have that the emergency doctors may need to know about.

Give the gift of life for Christmas. Give the Star of Life. this symbol is recognized all over the world as representing something to do with medical information. This Star of Life can hold all your computerized medical records.

This usb storage device can hold all your personal medical information that you may not want others to know about, but is very important in your treatment. It can tell the first responders or the people in the e.r. vital information so that they know how to treat you when you come in.

 This is the 21st century in medical record keeping.  You don’t have to go to labs, X-Rays, hospital or MRI”S scans, to get your medical records.  You have them with you 24/7.

Now you are ready to do all the traveling you ever wanted, either in Europe or the US.  You are no longer tied to your doctors or hospitals that have all your records.  You are now completely free, cause you have the paperless medical records with you where ever you go.

In an emergency, a portable electronic medical records, (EMR), provides doctors with all of your important medical information, that they would need to know.

Adverse drug reaction are the 4th largest killers in hospital.  By simply carrying this credit card emr that fits in your wallet or purse, it is easily for the first responder, to gain access to your medical records.

When you have a need to transfer several files from one computer to another, there are several options to consider.  The most common method to transfer files is to use a USB storage device; these devices can store around one to two gigabytes of data, and are great for moving smaller text based documents.  For larger files like music or video, it’s best to consider using an external hard drive.  These devices are like much larger versions of a USB storage device, and can store all the data from one computer.  There is also the option to use the internet, in which you can transfer files through two computers on the same network provided you have the IP addresses and passwords for both. 

If your problem is that your computer is broken or won’t start and you need to extract necessary files from the hard drive, you will have to remove the hard drive and bring it to a computer servicing location.  Luckily, the entire process of transferring one hard drive to another is quite simple and inexpensive; don’t let the computer servicer charge you more than needed!

Diabetes is a serious illness that affects several million Americans.  In the past the disease could be a potential killer, but thanks to medical advancements, diabetes is quite manageable through monitoring blood sugar and insulin levels.  Diabetics must ensure that their lifestyle includes proper diet and exercise, and in addition that their medication is taken consistently.  It’s also wise for a diabetic to carry electronic medical records in case of an emergency.  This will help paramedics or hospital personnel to identify the person as a diabetic if they are unable to communicate because of a diabetic reaction or coma. 

Though diabetes is still a dangerous disease, with the right care, it can become a mere nuisance to every day life.