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Off-Campus Dining:
There is not much off-campus dining. But there are a lot of lunch truck options during the day. But at night there are limited options to pizza and chinese- a lot of delivery options. But if a student wants to go out to a restaurant then they have the option to go to the whole city of Philadelphia! That is the fun part.There are not many discounts at the places that are off campus either.
Campus Housing:
Living on campus at Temple has been a typical dorm life experience. The more expensive the housing, the better the residence life but even the cheapest housing (where I lived) was pretty good.
There are a lot of people from different backgrounds here.
Guys & Girls:
They were very helpful to me wen I visited Temple for a campus tour
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Very helpful student. Pretty much can answer answer any question about Temple University.
The career services for law school is pretty good. They have a database full of internships and will help you get your resume and stuff together. Also, Temple has the #1 trial advocacy program in the country.
Great professors who really work to make themselves available and the #1 trial advocacy program in the country.
The only time the weather affects campus experience is if it snows. If it heavily snows, Temple notifies its students if classes are cancelled or not. Temple does a great job of clearing the sidewalks when it does snow.
Local Area:
The main campus of Temple University is in an urban area of North Philadelphia. Local attractions include the Liacouras Center and theatres such as the Kimmel Center which are only subway rides away. Students who live on campus have easy access to the Progress Plaza shopping center on Broad and Oxford in which they can buy food, clothing, and books. This school really has alot to offer.
I have not started classes with my new major yet but when I was an English Studies major I DoD have a huge work load. It requires a lot of reading. Most of the classes in my major requires the purchase of many books. However, the faculty is very helpful
Off-Campus Dining:
There are places to eat everywhere near campus. Majority of the places, such as City View, allows you to use your Diamond Dollars (money on you temple id card) and also gives students a 10% discount. You can find restaurant that are very diverse and are sure to please people of many different nationalities.
Local Area:
Good as long as you stay on campus, but Temple is in the ghetto so going off campus increases your chances for harm. Just be smart and wise.
The majority of my teachers push me to do my best and help me to understand how I can do better. The course load and grading may not be all that difficult at times, and then extremely difficult at other times. It depends on the professor. But in all of my classes, regardless of the teacher, I left challenged and more knowledgeable in a certain subject. For sure.
Campus Quality:
Temple is full of spots to hang out outside. When it is a nice day, you will see hundreds of kids around hanging out on the different grass areas, or throwing a ball around, or going to the local ice cream trucks/food trucks. It is when the weather gets bad that people disappear. And there are great places to go inside to study, get work done, or just chill. You just have to look for them. And aesthetically, the campus is GREAT. It looks great in the summer and the winter, and even on a cloudy day. If anything, I would just say we have so many people using the facilities during midterms or finals you can barely find equipment (computers, desks, chairs) to use. But that isn't really a problem, it simply just requires a bit of patience and good timing.
I'll give it a solid A. Simply because the teachers I've had have all be great, passionate, energetic professors of their subject (except maybe one). Their passion would rub off on me and then I often got interested in the subjects at hand. Plus, they really did want the students to learn and they are pretty reasonable in terms of work and other aspects of the curriculum.
Plenty of computers all over the campus for different types of environment.
Party Scene:
Awesome parties and theres always somewhere to go in
The semester pass to the official parking is around $800. Street parking is hard to find unless you drive back a couple blocks to the bad areas.
It's possible to find spots on the street, but sometimes can take a while. I don't know how much a parking permit costs.
The TECH Center can be crowded, but the computers there have great software.
Very diverse campus. you hear people speaking different languages all the time, and if you don't feel weird or left out at all
There is a variety of options at temple. you can also double major, minor, or get a certificate, as well as take classes from other departments too.
Health & Safety:
While the actual Temple Campus is situated in a sketchy area of Philly, I have never felt unsafe while I am on campus. I am a short girl, and even I feel safe while walking around at night. There hasn't been one sidewalk I've walked on on-campus where I haven't seen a bike cop. And any time there is an issue in the area, the Temple Police will send out an email alerting us of things such as not wearing headphones while walking due to a burglary that just happened, or not to walk around a certain street because there was recently an issue there. The campus is very well lit, and there are 2 security offices right near the more heavily frequented campus areas.
As a student at the Tyler School of Arts College, I am pretty satisfied with my classes. I was accepted to 7 different colleges including Temple, and the Tyler School of Arts program was the best choice out of all of them besides perhaps Penn State's program, which was a close second. My only complaint about the classes is that I wish I had time to explore different majors, and I wish we would have more lecture classes rather than just working on the skills needed to complete our projects. Besides that I have loved every teacher I had and my classes were adequate.There are also tons of opportunities for students. I'm not sure what other colleges do, but the Tyler School of Arts college sends out a newsletter every week or so telling us about lectures and workshops which happen many times a month. There are also many email updates from the Career Center and the main Temple committee about several opportunities from job offers/internships to things happening around campus. They keep us very updated.
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In general, students coming to Temple have big expectations, from both the school and the city. Those that graduate either feel that Temple met their expectations, or if it didn't, then it was their own fault for not pursuing more opportunities while they were there. Most students feel that Temple provides them with the opportunities that make their college experiences excellent—as long as they are willing to make use of them.
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Rookie outfielder Christian Yelich is showing encouraging signs of adjusting to major league pitching.
Yelich went 14-for-32 on the Marlins' recent road trip. He was batting .252 when the road trip started Aug. 27. He will take a .288 batting average into Miami's homestand that starts Sept. 5.
"He continues to get more and more confident," manager Mike Redmond said. "They're bringing in a lot of lefties against him, but he's been having good at-bats. You're starting to see the results of him facing those lefties. He's starting to get some hits now."
Yelich, 21, recorded five multi-hit games on the trip.
He hit .216 in nine games in July after getting called up from Double-A Jacksonville. He batted .275 in 27 games in August and he is batting .529 (9-for-17) over his first four games in September.
A left-handed hitter, Yelich is batting .203 against left-handers and .343 against right-handers.
"He gives us a great at-bat every time," Redmond said. "He's a great young player and is going to be a great player in the big leagues for a long time."
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STREAK: Lost one
NEXT: Nationals (Dan Haren, 8-12, 5.02) at Marlins (Jose Fernandez, 10-6, 2.33)
--1B Jordan Brown was outrighted to Triple-A New Orleans on Thursday. Brown batted .200 in 15 at-bats over 14 games with the Marlins this season.
--LHP Brian Flynn was disappointed that his major league debut didn't work out quite as planned. "I was (looking forward) to this day for a while and you'd like to have your best stuff," he said. "I was definitely not as sharp or as crisp." Flynn worked four innings and gave up three earned runs on six hits -- including two home runs. He struck out two and walked three. "It was kind of a letdown for me," he said. Flynn was the ninth pitcher in Miami history to make his major league debut against the Cubs, but just the third to do so at Wrigley Field. He also recorded his first big league hit -- a fifth inning single to center field.
--RF Giancarlo Stanton went 2-for-4 with two runs scored but performances took a back seat in the sixth inning when his bat flew into the stands after a swing and struck a child. "Thank goodness he's all right," Stanton said. "Because the way his dad carried him out it looked like the worst." According to one report, the child was struck in the jaw, but the family returned to their seats later in the game. Stanton said he'd check on the child to make sure all is well. "He has my bat and I'll give him a (call) a little later."
--SS Adeiny Hechavarria went 3-for-4 with his second career grand slam, a sixth inning shot that gave the Marlins a temporary 6-3 lead. It was his second career grand slam after one May 5 at Philadelphia. Hechavarria also collected a career high-tying three hits for this sixth time.
--LF Christian Yelich went 1-for-5 and extended his hitting streak to six games with a seventh inning single. He's batting .480 in that span and .288 through 40 games this season.
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Shelby Jean (Landmark) Giese of St. Cloud, MN, passed away unexpectedly Saturday, May 30, 2015, surrounded by her family.
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Vivian B. Hallberg (Himley), age 87, of Minneapolis, died on May 28, 2015, of congestive heart failure. A visitation was held May 31st at Gill Brothers Southwest Chapel, Minneapolis, and the funeral service was Tuesday, June 2nd, at Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church in Benson, with Pastor Gary Brandenburg officiating. Burial followed at the Benson City Cemetery.
Gloria Lee Smith, 68, passed away peacefully at her home in St Augustine, Florida, surrounded by loved ones, Thursday, May 21, 2015 following a brief battle against a deadly form of brain cancer.
A memorial service and reception will be held at Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church in Benson, Minnesota at 1 p.m. Sat., June 13, 2015.
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Michael "Mike" Charles Rooney, age 83, of Benson, Minnesota passed away on May 14, 2015, at the St. Cloud Hospital. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:00 am, Tuesday, May 19, 2015, at the St. Francis Catholic Church in Benson. Visitation will be held Monday, May 18, 2015, from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm, with a Rosary at 4:30 pm and a Prayer Service at 7:00 pm, at St. Francis Catholic Church. Visitation will continue for one hour prior to the service at the church on Tuesday. Arrangements are with Zniewski Funeral Home in Benson. www.zniewskifuneralhome.com .
Margaret A. Wersinger, 95, of Danvers, Minnesota, passed away Thursday, May 14, 2015, at the Swift County Benson Hospital.
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Burial was in the Church of the Visitation Catholic Cemetery.
Margaret (Aust) Wersinger was born March 18, 1920, in Oyens, Iowa, the daughter of Theresa (Weynandt) and Nick Aust. She was baptized May 2, 1920 by Father Ralfus. Margaret grew up on a farm in Oyens, Iowa and attended St. Catherine School.
Edgar Gene Christenson, age 89, passed away May 2nd, 2015, at the Golden Living Nursing Home in Benson, Minnesota. Funeral services will be held Saturday, May 30th, 10:30 AM at Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church in Benson, Minnesota.
Edgar Christenson was born December 6th, 1925, on the family farm along the banks of the Chippewa River in rural Swenoda Township. He was one of ten children born to the marriage of Albert and Minnie (Rodahl) Christenson.
He was baptized at Trinity Lutheran Church - Swenoda Township (Swenoda Lutheran Church) and confirmed at Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Benson.
Raymond "Ray" John Scheffler, 92, of Benson, Minnesota passed away May 10, 2015 at Rice Memorial Hospital in Willmar.
Mass of Christian Burial was at 11 a.m., Friday, May 15, at St. Francis Catholic Church in Benson. Visitation was held from 4-7 p.m., with a Rosary at 4 p.m. and prayer service at 7 p.m., at St. Francis Catholic Church. Visitation continued one hour prior to the service at the church Friday.
Raymond was born March 4, 1923, to August and Barbara Scheffler in Jordan, Minnesota. He was a graduate of Jordan High School in 1941. Ray was inducted into the United States Army Air Corps in 1945 where he served in Greenland as an aerial photographer.
Raymond married Irene Simon October 21, 1947 in Veseli, Minnesota. The couple relocated to Benson where they raised their family. Ray worked for Minnesota Valley Breeder's Association, later 21st Century Genetics.
A Memorial Service for Lola Ann Chesick will be held Saturday, May 9, 2015, at 1:00 p.m. at Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church in Benson, Minnesota. Interment will be at the Benson City Cemetery.
Lola Ann (Welker) Chesick, 91, formerly of Downey, California, (having resided also in Willmar, Minnesota in recent years), passed away quietly from natural causes at the Chris Jensen Nursing Home in Duluth the morning of April 27, 2015.
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This book is fantastic. In the intro they explain how to start your own book club (if you so please). The book is divided into categories like love, war, religion, etc. and with each book they give you info about it and questions to discuss with your book club. They also have little sub sections full of even more great books to read. So great! I cant wait to start reading.


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This is the lighter version of our King Ranch Chicken recipe. It includes mushrooms and spinach, but your family won't even know! It's a yummy,...
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Dilled Pot Roast with Mushroom Sauce – A simple and delicious recipe for the slow cooker
- 2.5 to 3 Pounds top round beef roast
- 1 Teaspoons salt
- 1/2 Teaspoons pepper
- 2 Tablespoons fresh dill, chopped (or 2 tsp dried dill)
- 1 onion, cut into 4 thick slices
- 4 ribs celery, cut into chunks
- 1/4 Cups red wine vinegar
- 1/4 Cups water
- 1 Pounds mushrooms, sliced
- 1 Cups light sour cream
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Mix together the salt, pepper and dill.
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Rub seasoning mixture over entire roast.
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Place the onion slices and celery in the bottom of the slow cooker.
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Pour water and red wine into the cooker.
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Place the roast on top of the veggies.
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Cook on low for 8-10 hours.
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Sauté mushroom in oiled pan over medium heat, stirring occasionally until mushrooms are tender.
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Turn heat to low and stir in sour cream; season with salt and pepper.
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Serve roast topped with mushroom sauce.
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Cheap Bastard.
That, dear Jasmine, is your problem. It sure as heck isn't your employers.
Jasmine is the "stage name" of Danielle Everett, who's an "exotic dancer" at the Ebony Inn in Prince George's County, Md. Everett recently filed a lawsuit against the owners of the Ebony Inn and the Showcase Theater, another Prince George's County club featuring "exotic dancers."
Look, there's plenty of room for me to make all kinds of wise-cracks about rump-shaking, scandalous, nearly butt-naked hoochies here, but I'm trying to take the high road, OK?
When Everett worked the Ebony Inn and the Showcase Theater, she had to pay $20 to dance. She was also nailed with "fines" of $10 or higher for offenses like being late.
All for a salary of, well, that's just what Everett has a problem with. She didn't get a salary. She worked for tips only – those dollar bills the horny, lecherous patrons of "exotic dance" clubs thrust down the dancers' G-strings.
Some contend this is illegal, a violation of state and federal law. Everett said, that from talking to people, she learned the owners of the Ebony Inn and the Showcase Theater are supposed to pay her a salary, with benefits.
Others – men and women alike – scoff at the very notion. Climbing on a pole, swinging from a pole and rump shaking in a scandalous outfit that leaves you nearly butt naked, is, such folks contend, not a REAL job.
That's been the advice I've heard repeatedly given to Everett and all her "exotic dancing" colleagues: you tricks need to get a grip on reality and find a REAL job.
I have a daughter that has an excellent, well-paying job. She never danced on a pole, never had to, and never thought of doing it.
Ditto for a slew of female cousins, aunts and nieces. Add in friends and acquaintances, and there are scores, if not hundreds, of women in my immediate circle that don't, won't and will never have to dance on a pole to make a living.
For their part, the club owners contend that the "exotic dancers" are "independent contractors," not employees. The "independent contractor" status means club owners don't have to pay them salaries and benefits.
There have been judges that have ruled in favor of the "exotic dancers" in previous lawsuits, so the owners' "independent contractor" argument does not seem to be carrying the day. But Everett's real gripe isn't, or shouldn't be, with the owners.
It's with the club patrons. Can you believe that, in 2013, there are CHEAP BASTARDS still tipping exotic dancers one dollar?
When you go into a strip club, you've pretty much identified yourself to the world as a horny bastard. By leaving piddling tips, you've pretty much identified yourself as a horny bastard AND a cheap bastard.
Some full disclosure: I don't go to strip clubs. I used to, but I stopped.
I stopped when my eldest granddaughter, Kaila, got old enough to ask questions. That's when I asked myself two questions:
1. Do you want Kaila to find out you were in a strip club (and she just might)?
2. Do you want to EXPLAIN to Kaila WHY you were in that strip club when she asks (and she definitely will)?
I quickly realized that I'd rather get a lap dance from a sumo wrestler than have to account to Kaila about why I was in a strip club.
So, yes, this entire column is written by a guy that has a severe FEAR THE GRANDDAUGHTER thing going on when it comes to strip clubs, but I still contend the guys tipping dancers are cheap bastards.
Heck, fives and 10's don't even cut it anymore. How about some 20's and 50's guys? Even a hundred-dollar bill here or there ain't out of the question.
Club owners can keep on top of this too. Hire bouncers that will throw CHEAP BASTARDS out the door when they see them stuffing G-strings with one and five-dollar bills. If you can't tip $10 or up, you need to get the hell out of the club.
Everett, realizing she won't always have the kind of banging body that makes for good pole dancing or exotic dancing, said she wants to make enough money to attend nursing school.
A noble objective, but skeptics will note that there are many young women that look just as comely as Everett who decided their route to nursing school didn't run through the strip club.


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Elvis would make up with Sami on account of their parental bond, but Lucas remains an obstacle. Roman calls her to hospital, where Lucas is treated after gross abuse in maximum security prison during an undercover task, which earned him a pardon, but he can't stand Sami's wining company till further notice. In Marseille, the man looking for Melanie identifies himself as Les, who assumes Max to be her boyfriend and threatens her unless he pays her gambling debt. In Salem, Nick notices Trent's interest in Melanie's web-log on his notebook and gets him to admit his interest in Max is paternal.- Written by KGF Vissers
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- 50 years of art: Lititz Outdoor Fine Art Show set for July 30
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Emma Z. Wenger 81, Lititz resident, married 60 years
Emma Z. Wenger, 81, Lititz, went home to be with the Lord Tuesday, April 9, 2013, at Lancaster General Hospital.
She was born in East Earl to the late Christian and Lydia (Zimmerman) Sensenig and was the wife of Norman Z. Wenger with whom she recently celebrated 60 years of marriage.
Emma was a member of the Groffdale Mennonite Church, Weaverland Conference. She was a homemaker.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by four sons: Lester S., husband of Joyce Wenger of Terre Hill; Mervin S., husband of Elaine Wenger of Womelsdorf; Norman S. Jr., husband of Fern Wenger of New Holland; and James S. Wenger at home; three daughters: Verna S. Wenger of Lititz; Luella S., wife of Galen Martin of Manheim; Edith S., wife of Leon Martin of Lebanon; 34 grandchildren; 24 great grandchildren; two sisters: Verna Zimmerman of New Holland; and Mabel, wife of Raymond Weaver of East Earl; sister-in-law: Lydia Sensenig of Terre Hill; and a brother-in-law: Lester Martin of New Holland.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a daughter: Irene S. Wenger; a sister: Frances Martin; and a brother: Amos Sensenig.
Funeral services were April 12 at the Farmcrest Chapel with further services at the Groffdale Mennonite Church Weaverland Conference with Bishop Curvin Zimmerman officiating. Interment will take place in the adjoining church cemetery.
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1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the field of sterile disposal of device such as catheters, and the like used for injecting or withdrawing fluids into or from the body and, in particular, to a sheath disposed around such a device which may be drawn up to enclose the used device and tied off for sterile disposal thereof.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Catheters and other devices for use in draining off accumulated fluids from body cavities or injecting fluids into the body have been widely used in many medical fields for a long period of time. With reference to catheters, there are numerous types and designs, any of which are particularly adapted to be inserted into a particular body cavity. For example, an urethral catheter is designed to drain urine from the bladder. A ventricular catheter is adapted to drain excess cerebrospinal fluid from the brain. A peritoneal catheter is used to drain fluid from the peritoneum, as in kidney dialysis. An enema catheter is used to introduce fluid into the gastrointestinal track.
All of the above-mentioned types of catheters, as well as others too numerous to enumerate, have certain design features in common. A typical medicinal catheter is formed of hollow, flexible tubing. The tubing is typically comprised of a silicone elastomer such as silicone rubber, a substance which is soft and non-irritating to body tissues. A typical catheter will have a closed end and an open end. One or more inlets will be formed adjacent the closed end. An outlet will be formed adjacent the open end, and frequently will be comprised of the open end itself. Catheters designed for different purposes may additionally comprise other structures, but the ones enumerated are generally common to all catheters. Also, the dimensions of the catheter may vary greatly and will be adapted to the purpose for which it is intended. For example, a catheter adapted as an urinary catheter may typically have an outside diameter in the range of 0.3-0.8 millimeters. In contrast, a ventricular catheter will have a much smaller diameter.
No matter the particular type, most catheters are used in a similar manner. The closed end of the catheter carrying the outlets is inserted into the body cavity containing the fluid which needs to be drained inserted. The insertions process may be directly through a body orifice, such as is the usual case with urethral catheters, or a special opening may have to be made. For example, an opening may have to be made into a vein and the catheter threaded through the vein until it reaches the appropriate body cavity, such as is the case with ventricular catheters. After the catheter is inserted, some means of collecting the fluid must be attached to the open, outlet end. Sometimes, as for ventricular catheters, the outlet end of the catheter will remain within the body and the excess fluid drained will be absorbed by another area of the body. More commonly, however, the excess fluid will simply be collected in a bag or bottle and discarded. The catheter may be left in place for long periods of time, or the excess body fluid may be drained quickly and the catheter removed after only a short period of insertion.
Irrespective of what type of catheter is used, how long it remains in place, or what type of body fluid it is used to drain, all catheters must eventually be disposed of. When the catheter is no longer needed, it will be removed from the body and then must be disposed. If the catheter has been used with a patient suffering from a communicable or infectious disease, the catheter so used will be highly likely to be contaminated with an infectious agent. If such contaminated catheters are simply discarded in a casual manner, the possibility of contaminating attendant personnel and perhaps other patients is high.
The same disposal problem arises with other medical devices that come in contact with body fluids. For example, syringes are commonly used to inject or withdraw fluids from, for example, the circulatory system, the lymphatic system, the cerebrospinal system, etc. Most commonly, the syringes are disposable and used only once. Since they must be disposed of after each use, the possibility of contamination from a used syringe is quiet significant.
The problem of disposal of contaminated catheters and other devices is particularly acute in the management of patients afflicted with such highly infectious diseases as acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS). For diseases such as AIDS, where the exact mechanism of transmission is poorly understood, it is extremely important that attending personnel be isolated as much as possible from all potential sources of infection. Even more significantly, the apprehension by persons attending AIDS patients that they may be contaminated with the disease by the mere handling of objects used in the treatment of the patients, such as used catheters or syringes, may interfere with the ability of the attending personnel to provide proper care and treatment of the patient.
Heretofore, the only solution to the problem of sanitary disposal of catheters and other devices used in the treatment of highly infectious patients have been ad hoc, unsatisfactory ones. For example, a used catheter may be removed from the patient and immediately placed within a sterile container, such as a plastic bag, the container then being sealed. However, due to the shape of the catheter and the flexible, resilient material from which it is typically made, it is difficult to place the unwieldy catheter within the container without having to attempt to fold it or roll it up. Obviously, the motions involved in doing this caused such unnecessary and dangerous handling of the contaminated catheter.
It would be desirable to provide a means for sterile containment and subsequent disposal of a device such as a catheter which has been in contact with body fluids which minimizes handling of the contaminated object.
It would also be desirable to provide a means of disposal which is mounted directly around the device and eliminates the necessity of a separate container.
It would also be desirable to provide a device and mounted means of disposal which could easily enclose and contain the used device by a simple, one-step unrolling motion.
It would also be highly desirable to provide a device mounted disposal means which is easy to use and has the additional advantages of being cheap to manufacture and sterilize.
The device and method disclosed and claimed herein provides for easy and effective containment of a medical device such as a catheter, syringe, cannula, drainage tube etc., which has been in contact with body fluids which is simple and inexpensive to manufacture, and may be easily disposed of. The invention provides a device for sterile disposal of devices used for injecting fluid into the body or withdrawing fluid from a body cavity, the device comprising a sheath formed of a thin, flexible, fluid impervious material which is disposed around the device in a rolled-up fashion. The sheath may be either permanently attached to the device by adhesive or sonic welding or may be snap fit thereon. The length of the sheath is such that, when it is unrolled, it will enclose the contaminated portion of the device and may be sealed off for sterile containment of the contents. With reference to an embodiment particularly suited for disposal of a catheter, the device comprises in combination: a hollow, tubular catheter having at least one inlet disposed proximate a closed end and at least one outlet disposed proximate an open end; and a tubular catheter sheath disposed around the catheter medial of the closed end thereof. The length of the catheter sheath is great enough to permit it to extend beyond the closed end of the catheter for a sufficient distance such that the closed end may be enclosed by the sheath, with a sufficient additional length to permit ready sealing off of the contents of the sheath. The catheter sheath is disposed around the catheter in a rolled-up fashion.
To use the sheath of the instant invention, the contaminated device is first removed form the patient. the rolled-up sheath is simply unrolled to its full length After it is unrolled, it will extend beyond the contaminated end of the used device. The end of the sheath may be then sealed to completely contain the inlet and the contaminated portion of the device therein. The device encased in the sheath may be then simply discarded. Alternatively, the sheath may be unrolled as the device is being withdrawn.
In some cases it will be desirable to also enclose the other end of the device. This is particularly true of catheters. While is most cases, the outside of the outlet end of the catheter will not normally be contaminated, this will not be the case for catheters which are completely internally disposed within the patient. Additionally, it is also possible that the outside of the outlet end of any type of catheter may become contaminated through malfunction, improper use, splashing, etc. therefore, to provide sterile disposal of virtually the entire length of the catheter, one embodiment of the instant invention provides a second, outlet sheath disposed adjacent the catheter sheath and medial of the outlet end of the catheter. Like the catheter sheath, the outlet sheath has a length sufficiently long to enclose completely the outlet end of the catheter and permit subsequent sealing off of the contents of the outlet sheath. In order to use this embodiment, the outlet sheath is unrolled to enclose the outlet end and sealed as described above. Subsequently, the catheter sheath is unrolled to contain and enclose the inlet end of the catheter. Its end is then sealed off in the same manner. In a similar manner, the dual sheaths could be used to completely enclose any device contaminated along most of its length with body fluids.
In order to isolate the infectious material contained within the sheaths, it is highly desirable that they be formed of a material which is both flexible and impervious. The material should be impervious to body fluid, vapors formed thereof, atmospheric air, gases, and microorganisms. The material must also be flexible enough to permit ready rolling up of the sheath during manufacture. Additionally, the material must be one that can be either fabricated in a sterile manner or one which can withstand sterilization after manufacture. Typical examples of such a material include: polyethylene; high density polyethylene; polypropylene; polytetrafluoroethlyne; polyvinyldene fluroide; polyvinylchorlride; polyethylene teraphathalate; silicone elastomers; other synthetic organic polymers; and the like. For a device such as a syringe, where there may be a possibility of puncture of the sheath by the device, the material should also be resistant to tearing and puncture.
The various features, advantages and other uses of this invention will become more apparent by referring to the following detailed description and drawing in which:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a device fabricated in accordance with the teachings of the instant invention showing a catheter sheath in a rolled-up position disposed around a typical catheter;
FIG. 2 illustrates the device of FIG. 1 with the catheter sheath having been unrolled and sealed off;
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of an alternative embodiments of the device of the present invention in which a secondary sheath is provided; and
FIG. 4 illustrates the device of FIG. 3 with both sheaths unrolled and sealed off.
Throughout the following description and drawing, identical reference numerals are used to refer to the same components shown in multiple figures of the drawing.
Referring now to the drawing, and to FIG. 1 in particular, there is shown a device 10 for sterile disposal of a catheter 12 for use in a body cavity. While the embodiment showing in the drawing are particularly adapted to catheters, it is to be understood that this is for illustrative purposes and that the instant invention is applicable to any device that comes in contact with body fluids. The catheter 12 is hollow and tubular, and has a closed end 14 and an open end 16. At least one outlet 18 is formed in the wall of the tubular catheter 12 adjacent the closed end 14 thereof. An outlet 20 is formed adjacent the open end 16 of the catheter 12, and, as shown in FIG. 1, the outlet 20 may be formed by the open end 16.
Disposed around and attached to the catheter 12 is a catheter sheath 22. The catheter sheath is disposed around the catheter 12 medial the closed and open ends thereof. A typically placement of catheter sheath 22 is depicted in FIG. 1, where catheter sheath 22 is shown disposed around catheter 12 in near proximity to outlet 20. By disposing catheter sheath 22 in near proximity to the outlet 20 of catheter 12, the catheter sheath 22, when unrolled, will enclose and contain most of the length of catheter 12. The catheter sheath 22 is attached to the catheter 12 by a suitable means such as sonic welding, a suitable adhesive or bonding agent, etc. Alternately, the catheter sheath 22 may be attached to the catheter 12 by a snap fit.
As depicted in FIG. 1, catheter sheath 22 is shown rolled up around catheter 12. FIG. 12 depicts catheter 22 after it has been unrolled for its entire length. It will be seen from an examination of FIG. 2 that the length of catheter sheath 22 is long enough such that it will extend beyond the closed end 14 of catheter 12. The extension of catheter sheath 22 beyond closed end 14 will permit the sealing off thereof to enclose the contents of catheter sheat 14. Means of sealing 24 is provided to seal off the end of catheter sheath 22 to completely enclose the contents thereof. Means of sealing 24 may be in a conventional type of sealing means, such as a paper coated wire twist tie, a rubber band, adhesive tape, a slip, a spring clip, etc. Alternatively, the end of sheath 22 may be provided with a self-sealing means such as a lip and groove formed therein.
The method of use of the device 10 for sterile disposal of a used device, e.g., a catheter will now be described. First, it is desirable that device 10 be made sterile prior to use. The device 10 may be either manufactured in a manner such that it is sterile or that it may be sterilized after manufacture by any conventional method. Prior to use, the catheter sheath 22 will be in the rolled up position shown in FIG. 1.
The catheter is used in the conventional manner by inserting the closed end 14 with the inlet 18 formed therein into a body cavity (not shown). The outlet 20 of the catheter 12 will be attached to a means (not shown) for storing the unwanted fluids. In certain cases, outlet 20 may be first connected with an auxiliary tube (not shown) which is in turn connected to the storage means.
After the body fluid has been drained, the catheter will be removed from the body cavity by removing closed end 14 carrying inlet 18 therefrom. The outlet 20 disposed on open end 16 will be then detached from the storage means and/or auxiliary tube. The catheter sheath 22 will be then be unrolled by grasping it and pulling it toward closed end 14. After it is fully unrolled and extends beyond the closed end 14 of the catheter 12, it will be sealed off by applying sealing means 24. FIG. 2 illustrates the appearance of the device of the instant invention after the steps of unrolling and sealing off have been performed. It may be seen from an examination of FIG. 2 that the contaminated portions of the catheter 12, including particularly inlet 18, are fully contained within the sealed off catheter sheath 22. Since the catheter sheath 22 remained in a rolled-up position while the catheter was in use, the surface exposed during the unrolling procedure will not have been exposed to the contaminated body fluids. Thus, the impervious area provided by the unrolled and sealed off catheter sheath 22 will effectively prevent cross-contamination between the used catheter and any other object, such as other hospital equipment or another patient or attendant.
Alternately, the catheter sheath 22 may be unrolled as the catheter 12 is being withdrawn from the body. It is then sealed off as described above. This alternate method provides even stronger protection against the possibility of contamination.
Another embodiment of the device of the instant invention is illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 4. The catheter 12 shown in FIG. 3 has the additional structure of a branch 30 formed near the open end 16 of the catheter 12. The branch 30 is hollow and tubular and is in fluid communication with catheter 12. A hollow, rigid member 32 is shown partially inserted into the end of branch 30. Disposed within hollow, rigid insert 32 is a plug 34 comprised of softer material, typically silicone rubber. A rubber band 36 is shown disposed on the outside of branch 30 to hold rigid insert 32 and plug 34 in correct position. The purpose of the additional structures shown is so that the needle of a syringe (not shown) may be inserted into catheter 12. The needle of the syringe into catheter 12 by plunging it into plug 34. By means of the syringe, several additional functions may be added to the functioning of the catheter. For example, if additional suction is needed to withdraw the body fluids from the cavity, the suction may be supplied by means of a syringe. Conversely, medication may be inserted into the body cavity by means of the syringe.
In FIGS. 3 and 4, an outlet sheath 23 is provided. FIG. 3 illustrates the outlet sheath 23 in its rolled-up position. Outlet sheath 23 is disposed immediately adjacent catheter sheath 22 and medially of the open end 16 of catheter 12. As with catheter sheath 22, the length of outlet sheath 23 is such that, when catheter sheath 23 is fully unrolled, a portion thereof will extend beyond the open end 16 of catheter 12. Outlet sheath 23, upon being unrolled, may then be sealed off with sealing means 26 in a manner analogous to catheter means 22.
FIG. 4 depicts the device of FIG. 3 with both sheaths 22, 23 unrolled and sealed off. It may be seen from an examination of FIG. 4 that virtually the entire length of catheter 12 is encased by sheaths 22, 23, thereby preventing contamination from virtually any part of catheter 12 from reaching the environment outside the sheaths 22, 23. Sterile containment of the entire catheter 12 may be necessary in cases where both ends 14, 16 thereof are likely to become contaminated.
In summary. there has been disclosed a sheath for sterile containment and disposal of a device used to inject or withdraw fluid into or from the body. The device comprises a tubular sheath disposed in rolled-up fashion around the device and in close proximity to an end thereof. The length of the sheath, when unrolled, is great enough to permit the unrolled sheath to extend beyond the end of the device for a sufficient distance such that the end of the sheath may be sealed, thereby providing complete and sanitary containment of the contents thereof.
While the device and method of the present invention has been described with regard to certain embodiments and exemplifications thereof, they are not intended to be so limited but solely by the claims appended hereto.
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text: Martin, Hello, > Firstly; I love the design, very nice. Thanks Chris and Ian did a ton of work on that. > I wanted to make a comment about the text shown in the > mockup there. Please do, all comments are welcome. > This part: > > "which runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux" > > Quite besides putting your fellow FOSS project last in a > list of > supported operating systems, especially since many distros > package and > release Inkscape ready to install and windows and macosx > don't. I see your point I will change that to mention GNU/Linux Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu. First see what people say. I am working on some images and openid login. To use to make it work across the site. > But worse is the confusion of "Linux". Does this sentence > mean that > Inkscape will work on Android? Will it work on my TiVo or > my Home brew > Wii? It is nonsense to claim to run on Linux when linux is > a kernel > which can't run Inkscape in most cases. Hmm Android that would be nice! Maybe iPod, iPad how nice would that be? XCode and sdk sparks will be fling. TiVo, HomeBrew, not sure we would really go in that direction. > It would be more clear and honest to say "which runs on > Gnome/Linux" or > "FreeDesktop Linux" or just "Fedora, Debian and other > awesome Free > Desktops". Yes very good suggestions will work on that. > And if you're of the opinion that Android and such aren't > marketed as > Linux and there for won't be confusing. Think about the way > Ubuntu isn't > marketed as Linux either (because it isn't true and because > it's not > helpful to scare away new users), will we have "which runs > on Linux and > Ubuntu" to account for that? Yes Android is usually listed as "Android" but it is Linux core on Java C++ framework. > The lack of consideration that Linux distros are given by > the Inkscape This will be remedied sorry about the confusion. > website is currently frustrating. The install for Windows > and Mac is The install for Mac and windows is easy in most situations. > easy, but we don't have a single deb, apt link, or ppa and > instead ask We will make sure the nightly builds are listed from the nightly PPA. also most distro add the new version pretty fast. Ubuntu in conjunction with Launchpad is the fastest in the GNU/Linux distros. We have new versions on SourceForge for Macs and Windows as they come available. > users to compile. Please consider rectifying and please > start with the > text on the front page. Will do thank you for the comments. Please give more when you see something that need fixing. > Best regards, Martin Owens > Regards, Leo Jackson


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WellingtonNew Zealand
November 6, 2012
Love to see plays but don't manage to organise myself to get to them - maybe this will help...
Nothing for a while, Motor Camp, 39 Steps, The Birthday Boy
Does it count if it's a recording of a play? I saw The Curious Incident of a Dog in the NightTime when they showed it at Penthouse - was brilliant - would have loved to see it live.
Hi, I love going to the theatre and don't find myself there often enough!
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