Telephone Triage for Obstetrics and Gynecology

This easy-to-use manual provides telephone triage protocols to nurses involved with obstetrics and gynecology. It offers suggestions for asking appropriate questions in a flowchart format to ascertain the assessment and severity of the problem and need for medical intervention.

This guide serves as a decision-making tool for the nurse to easily identify and prioritize who needs immediate medical attention, who needs to be seen within twenty-four hours, and who can be monitored at home. Includes topics that cover basics, protocols, symptoms and issues that occur within the scope of this specialty. The forms in the guide may be duplicated and used as patient handouts.

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ZTE Nubia Z5s and ZTE Nubia Z5s mini both get benchmarked on AnTuTu

ZTE is looking to move up in the ranks of smartphone manufacturers and to accomplish that, the China based OEM is expanding its high end offerings. The ZTE Nubia Z5s sports the high-end specs that power users crave. Under the hood is a quad-core 2.3GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor which helped the phone score 28,066 on AnTuTu version 4.0.

The phones that it outscored, like the Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One and the Sony Xperia Z, are not powered by the Snapdragon 800.While the only phone listed above the Nubia Z5s is the Snapdragon 800 packin' Samsung Galaxy Note 3, the difference of over 5000 points between the two is a bit surprising since the ZTE unit features the MSM8974AB version of the processor as opposed to the MSM8974 on the Samsung phablet.

So how did the ZTE Nubia Z5s mini fare? With a score of 21,012, the handset beat out the Samsung GALAXY Note II, the Sony Xperia Z and the Samsung Galaxy S III. But with the small fry packing the Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 inside, unlike the latter three models, the score is a bit low. Consider that the handsets that scored directly above the Nubia Z5s mini include those also packing the Snapdragon 600 such as the HTC One and the Samsung Galaxy S4.

If ZTE wants to achieve its goal of being one of the top three smartphone manufacturers in the world, it will need to release these pups globally. Right now, the ZTE Nubia Z5s is expected to be offered in China by appointment only on November 26th. Available in black or white, the 3G 16GB model will be priced at 1999 Yuan ($328 USD), while the 32GB LTE version will go for 3456 Yuan ($567). As for the ZTE Nubia Z5s mini, the 16GB 3G model will be priced at 1499 Yuan ($246 USD), while the 32GB 4G LTE version will be priced at 2345 Yuan ($348 USD). The phone will be available in four colors, red, yellow, blue and green.

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The iOS has been successfully ported to Nokia N900, perhaps we see iOS runs on more gear than Apple?

The developer, Winocm managed to get the Kernel TREE, "the basis of OS X and iOS, successfully works in the 2009 of the Nokia N900.

Do you remember the N900 the right? It was a Nokia Maemo OS running device, which made a splash with a fully functional Web browser, flash support and smooth multitasking. It was really a very small tablet that also happened to make phone calls.

In the case of Winocm the basic element of the port operating system Apple does not include any user interface functions, and it does not start as a functional operating system. In fact, a developer who has gone through all the hard work to make the launch of the N900 has a kernel does not plan to work on any UI support, kernel only, "in the end, that's what is really important right?"

This is not to say that Apple is going to start licensing OS to other manufacturers, but it is a proof of concept. In addition to the N900 Winocm outlined other hardware capable of booting the system.

That the future for it is unknown. Work with open source and if this kind of thing is your cup of tea, check out the source link below to get in on the action.

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Phone international

Cell Phone VoIP

As more and more people opt to use a cell phone as a substitute for landline service, the need to make international calls becomes an issue.  Making an international call or phone international from our cell phone can be shockingly expensive, hopefully we did not find out the hard way just how much it can cost.

The solution to this problem has always been to dial around our mobile service provider using a calling card or other pre-paid service, the same as we could do from a landline phone international.  The drawback to doing it this way is the cumbersome dialing required to complete a call.

First we have to dial the access number, then a PIN, then the international number you want to call.  While all this can usually be programmed into our address book against each international number we want to call, there are better ways to do it.

Industry sources said that over eighty percent of the new cell phones on the market today are smartphones, such as the Blackberry and iPhone.  This means they actually have some amount of computing ability and can run programs for various applications.  Software has been developed to automate the dialing required to bypass our mobile service provider for international calls making it as simple as placing any other call.

Not all carriers which provide this service are created equal.  Some will have better rates between two given countries than others. And some may not even provide service to the country we want to call.

The option to use an international calling card for phone international is always available.  Another consideration is whether they route calls over the traditional voice network or over the internet using VoIP. 

We may want to test more than one to determine the quality vs. cost of the calls.  With nearly all services we will need to at least do a small pre-pay in order to make calls but the money is well spent, when we are only paying pennies per minute instead of dollars, it goes a lot further.

If we want to have how cheap international cell phone calls can be for phone international, just go to www.ratescomparisontool.com  and click on Long Distance Plans then International Rates. Once we get an idea of the range of prices between the countries we want to call, go to the Cell Phone International Calling Guide to find a review of international calling plans for smartphones, and have a nice call.