301. A pacemaker to prevent heart block is bbeing passed into the patient's right ventricle while the checks its position on the x-ray screen Subject(s): PhysiciansEquipment and SuppliesNursesWorld Health Organization
302. The machine that will take over the functions of the patient's heart and lungs during the operation Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesPhysiciansEquipment and SuppliesNursesSwedenWorld Health Organization
303. Difference phases of a heart operation. 12743: The machine that circulates blood to the vessels in the heart and brain during the operation while the heart itself is stopped. 12745: reconnecting the arteries by sewing together with a device developed in the Soviet Union several years ago ans since adopted by cardiac surgeons all over the world. 12744: after the operation an electric stimulator is applied in the heart area to start a regular beat Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesEquipment and SuppliesUSSRWorld Health Organization
304. In an intensive care unit, monitoring by electrocardiograph continues day and night Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesHealth PersonnelEquipment and SuppliesSwedenWorld Health Organization
305. An electrocardiogram is registered. This person suffers from high blood pressure. Such patients should have their blood pressure checked regularly Subject(s): Health PersonnelPatientsEquipment and SuppliesWorld Health Organization
306. A specially equipped ambulance linked by radio to the coronary care unit of a hospital. Energency treatment can be started immediatley Subject(s): AmbulancesCardiovascular DiseasesHealth PersonnelTransportation of PatientsPatientsEquipment and SuppliesWorld Health Organization
307. This school girl is at home with a sore throat and the doctor checks her heart Subject(s): Physical ExaminationPhysiciansStethoscopesEquipment and SuppliesChildWorld Health Organization
308. [Electrocardiogram on child in Kenya] Subject(s): Equipment and SuppliesChildWorld Health Organization
310. Professor Lars Werkö of the University Hospital in Göteborg, Sweden, speaks with one of his patients Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesPatientsPhysiciansReferral and ConsultationHospital UnitsSwedenWorld Health Organization
311. [Physician with emergency heart patient] Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesPatientsPhysiciansNursesReferral and ConsultationWorld Health Organization
312. An electronic device which "listens" to heart sounds Subject(s): ChildEquipment and SuppliesWorld Health Organization
313. Open heart operation Subject(s): Surgical InstrumentsOperating RoomsEquipment and SuppliesWorld Health Organization
314. Before a decision on treatment is made, the patient is examined thoroughly. The examination may include heart catheterization ans angiography. The A.L Miasmikov Institute of Cardiology in Moscow conducts detailed studies of the various cardiovascular disease and their distribution in relation to age Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesPhysiciansPatientsEquipment and SuppliesNursesUSSRWorld Health Organization
315. An intensive care unit at the A.L. Miasnikov Institute of Cardiology in Moscow. The nurse monitors the electrocardiograms of the patients. The small screen enables her to keep constant surveillance Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesUSSRWorld Health Organization
316. [Mother with young heart patient in Uganda] Subject(s): MothersMother-Child RelationsHospital UnitsChildWorld Health Organization
317. ... a waiting room for cardiac patients taking part in a survey of cardiovascular diseases Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesHospitalsPatientsSwedenWorld Health Organization
318. ... a patient brought back from clinical death Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesUSSRWorld Health Organization
319. Blood plasma, normally clear, turns milky white when levels of cholesterol and other fatty substances become to high Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesWorld Health Organization
321. Two mobile clinics move into the small town of Ristjärvi in eastern Finland. One contains laboratory equipment and the other x-ray equipment. They can handle 100 thorough examinations a day. The laboratory facilities are geared for the diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, tuberculosis and cancer Subject(s): World Health Organization
322. Taking blood sample for cholesterol measurement Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesPhysiciansPhysician AssistantsWorld Health Organization
323. Laboratory tests may be useful to patients with hypertension Subject(s): LaboratoriesEquipment and SuppliesWorld Health Organization
324. ... a heart case is rushed through the streets of Moscow Subject(s): AmbulancesCardiovascular DiseasesTransportation of PatientsMoscowWorld Health Organization
325. Many lives are being saved by this ambulance specially equipped to deal with severe heart attack cases in Northern Ireland. But prevention is better than cure; the risks stemming from high blood pressure can be considerably reduced by treatment, which can almost totally rule out heart failure and most strokes Subject(s): AmbulancesCardiovascular DiseasesHealth PersonnelTransportation of PatientsWorld Health Organization
326. Testing for skinfold thickness Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesEquipment and SuppliesWorld Health Organization
327. Postgraduates at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital are taught cardiac auscultation with the aid of a multi-channel stethoscope Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesStudents, MedicalEducation, MedicalStethoscopesPatientsEquipment and SuppliesNigeriaWorld Health Organization
328. Through an arm artery, a plastic catheter has been passed into the heart to reach a coronary artery. An injected opaque medium shows up on x-rays and enables the doctor to see the condition of the coronaries; picture 13150 shows close-up of x-rays screen Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesPhysiciansHealth PersonnelX-RaysPatientsEquipment and SuppliesWorld Health Organization
329. In Egypt, school children are examined for streptococcal infection, which may be a warning of rheumatic fever Subject(s): Equipment and SuppliesPhysical ExaminationPhysiciansNursesStethoscopesWorld Health Organization
330. "In this age of machinery and nuclear energy..." Heart disease: our photo shows a delicate operation in progress, carried out by Prof. de Watteville of the University of Geneva Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesHealth PersonnelOperating RoomsWorld Health Organization
331. A young patient with rheumatic fever on the terrace of the Pyramid Clinic Subject(s): NursesPatientsWorld Health Organization
332. Residents of a Bombay suburb gather in the courtyard for a routine checkup during a community survey on high blood pressure Subject(s): Cardiovascular DiseasesHealth PersonnelWorld Health Organization
333. [Health education: smoking and hypertension] Subject(s): TeachingHealth EducationWorld Health Organization
334. A traditional midwife, the dia, makes her first delivery after being retrained in the fundamentals of safer childbirth. Meanwhile, a neighbour bangs on a tin tray in time-honoured fashion to make the baby cry Subject(s): MidwiferyNurse MidwivesParturitionWorld Health Organization
335. A frightened farmer carries his wife, stricken down with tetanus, to the People's Health Centre in Savar- a boldly pioneering complex that is bringing health care to the rural poor of Bangladesh Subject(s): BangladeshTetanusWomenWorld Health Organization
336. It is her first baby. The setting the preparations, the precautions against mishap maybe modern, but the great event lived by mother and child is essentially what is always has been Subject(s): Equipment and SuppliesInfant, NewbornNursesParturitionSwedenWorld Health Organization
337. A woman "paramedic" tests the tetanus case for serum hypersensitivity before starting the emergency treatment that will save her life Subject(s): BangladeshEmergency Medical ServicesHealth PersonnelInjectionsTetanusWomenWorld Health Organization
338. Milk supplies (3 million quarts daily) come from 47,000 dairy farms with a cow population of 1million. Here, Head Public Health Sanitarian, Hermen Miller, inspects a tank in one of the city's 35 bottling and pasteruizing plants Subject(s): Public HealthWorld Health Organization
339. The Japanese have the greatest respect for the next man's health Subject(s): Public HealthChildWorld Health Organization
340. One of the blood sampling techniques during an epidemiological survey in Togo Subject(s): MothersHealth PersonnelMother-Child RelationsWomenChildPublic HealthWorld Health Organization
341. [Survey of health services in Tunisia] Subject(s): Health EducationPublic HealthWomenWorld Health Organization
342. [Epidemiological information received at the Geneva central post office] Subject(s): World Health Organization
343. Encephalography room at the Neurological Institute of Bucharest Subject(s): Equipment and SuppliesWorld Health Organization
344. Equipment for studying the respiratory and cardiovascular systems Subject(s): Health PersonnelEquipment and SuppliesWorld Health Organization
345. Education of untrained midwives in modern methods of delivery, sanitation, and hygiene Subject(s): MidwiferyNurse MidwivesInfant, NewbornParturitionWorld Health Organization
346. Haile Selassie I Public Health College and Training Center Subject(s): Schools, MedicalWorld Health Organization
347. Student medical auxiliaries during an anatomy lesson Subject(s): Students, MedicalEducation, MedicalWorld Health Organization
348. ... concerned with the cause and prevention of malnutrition in children Subject(s): PhysiciansChildPublic HealthWorld Health Organization
349. A woman health educator giving a health talk to a group on board a fishing junk Subject(s): TeachingHealth EducationWorld Health Organization
350. The kiss of life: practical instruction for a village health worker in Samoa Subject(s): Health PersonnelTeachingHealth EducationPublic HealthWorld Health Organization
