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face it, outpatient centers and hospitals almost never keep fluids warmed more than 3 days), it's easier and more convenient to use a warming cabinet. Speed matters Rapid warming time is another very important consideration. In any busy facility, you're bound to occasionally have days when you realize at 7 a.m. that you don't have enough IV fluids, or fluids for arthroscop- ic or infusion procedures. Fortunately, newer cabinets offer rapid warming times with uniform heating, so depending on the size of the load, when you suddenly realize you may be in danger of coming up short, you can still have the warm fluids you need by 9 a.m. (Larger loads may still take up to 6 hours or so to be adequately warmed.) With older cabinets, you had to check the temperature readings once a week and enter those numbers in a log for the next time the surveyor came around. And of course no one knew for sure when those temperatures were really being recorded. Some newer cabinets can store tem- perature data for at least 2 years, in com- pliance with CMS reg- ulations. Just press a 1 2 8 O U T P A T I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E O N L I N E | N O V E M B E R 2 0 1 5 Emergency Departments • Exam Rooms • Operating Rooms Critical Care • Sterile Processing Departments Keep Them Safe & Warm! Place your order today at www.blickman.com or Call 1-800-247-5070 9 Blickman's proven line of Blanket Warming Cabinets can enhance your patient warming modality. 9 Safe, Easy to Use 9 Digital Display with Auto Tune to Set Temperature 9 Temperatures Remain within +/-1º F of Set-Point Mention this ad when requesting a FREE quote & enjoy VDYLQJVRIRɛ* 2ɛHUH[SLUHV

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