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Dicey 8 month s ago
#27 11:41
       
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Sheridan 8 month s ago
Dicey, You are correct.
What I don't understand is why the downvotes?
       
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Simeon 8 month s ago
Sheridan,

"I don't understand it and I am displeased therefore I downvote"

something like that I guess.
       
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Zedediah 8 month s ago
#48 hot pad for cast iron skillets
       
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“What is this camera-looking device in my wife’s hospital room? Mounted on the ceiling, about 5cm wide, and the clear plastic case extends 1cm out. Green light flashes like a Wi-Fi modem.”

“It’s part of a tracking system. These are placed all over the hospital and interface with tags on equipment and, in some cases, personnel. For example, if you want to know where a particular IV pump or other device is, you can log into a system and determine which receiver it’s closest to. They are also sometimes used to notify the nearest personnel if assistance is needed. For example, if a patient pushes the call button in their room, it will send a notification to the nearest person to that room so they can respond. It does not contain a camera.”

 

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