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• EVAC is listed in the World's largest and most authoritative dictionary database of abbreviations and acronyms. EVAC - What does EVAC stand for? The Free Dictionary.
• 'Evac', short for 'evacuation', describes fast-casting teleportation spells that remove the user and sometimes nearby group members to a preset (by the EQ2 designers) safe location in the zone or just outside it. They can be cast in combat to escape if things go wrong, or used to shorten travel times. These evacuation abilities used to have varying effect radii, but have been changed across.

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Pleur-evac^® Chest Drainage System Clinical Education Portal

The Pleur-evac^® Chest Drainage System—the premier chest drainage solution for thoracic, cardiovascular, trauma and critical care—uses the most advanced fluid management technology available. We at Teleflex are dedicated to providing our customers with exceptional product training and support. Below you will find training resources geared toward furthering your chest drainage understanding. Whether you are converting to the Pleur-evac^® System, or continuing your education, we hope to help you improve patient outcomes.

Online Education

S-1100 Single Collection Chamber with Autotransfusion Capability

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S-1150 Single Collection Chamber with Continuous Reinfusion Capability

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S-0500 MINI Sahara^® Unit for Patient Mobility

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A-6000 Single Collection Chamber with Autotransfusion Capability

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A-9250 Single Collection Chamber with Continuous Reinfusion Capability

A-7000 Single Collection Chamber with Autotransfusion Capability

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A-8000 Single Collection Chamber without Autotransfusion Capability

A-4301 Pneumonectomy Unit Set-Up

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Chest Drainage as a Therapeutic Intervention: Getting Back to Basics

Tube thoracostomy, or chest tube placement, is a commonly performed surgical procedure during which fluid, blood, and/or air are drained from the chest cavity. Traditional methods involved a 3-bottle drainage system that was prone to accidental disconnections and blockages. Fortunately, such modalities have been largely replaced by commercially produced, disposable plastic multifunction units that fit into a single box; these systems offer improved efficacy with effective drainage, accurate fluid loss measurement, and assistance in detecting air leaks. Despite such advances, the ineffective placement of chest tubes is, unfortunately, common and is associated with significant complications in many individuals who undergo the procedure.

To meet the educational needs of clinicians involved in the management of patients receiving a chest drainage procedure, this activity will provide an in-depth review of the normal anatomy of the thorax and the physiology or respiration as well as a description of the pathologies that may warrant the need for pleural space drainage. Traditional and new-generation chest drainage systems will be compared and trouble-shooting tips for improving the care of patients undergoing chest drainage will be presented.

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Evacuate Definition

1.00 / AMA PRA Category 1 Credit^TM

Evac Usa

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A-4301 Pneumonectomy Unit Set-Up
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A-6000 Single Collection Chamber with Autotransfusion Capability
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A-9250 Single Collection Chamber with Continuous Reinfusion Capability
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A-7000 Single Collection Chamber with Autotransfusion Capability
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A-8000 Single Collection Chamber without Autotransfusion Capability
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S-1100 Single Collection Chamber with Autotransfusion Capability
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S-1150 Single Collection Chamber with Continuous Reinfusion Capability
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S-0500 MINI Sahara^® Unit for Patient Mobility
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