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− | '''''Sleep-Deprived Beauty''''' was composed by [[Pyotr Illyich Tchaikovsky]] in 1889, it tells the timeless tale of a tired on-call resident named Aurora who, during her sixteenth admission, accidentally suffers a needle stick. To this day, '''''Sleep-Deprived Beauty''''' remains one of the most influential works regarding sharps injury prevention.<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2016/12/urology-nutcracker/ Urology to Use Nutcracker in OR During the Holidays]</ref> | + | '''''Sleep-Deprived Beauty''''' was a ballet composed by [[Pyotr Illyich Tchaikovsky]] in 1889, and it tells the timeless tale of a tired on-call resident named Aurora who, during her sixteenth admission, accidentally suffers a [[Phlebotomy|needle stick]]. To this day, '''''Sleep-Deprived Beauty''''' remains one of the most influential works regarding sharps injury prevention.<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2016/12/urology-nutcracker/ Urology to Use Nutcracker in OR During the Holidays]</ref> |
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+ | - [[Butterfly Needle]] | ||
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+ | - [[Sleeping Beauty]] | ||
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+ | - [[Large Boar Needle]] | ||
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+ | - [[Narcan]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:39, 24 March 2017
Sleep-Deprived Beauty was a ballet composed by Pyotr Illyich Tchaikovsky in 1889, and it tells the timeless tale of a tired on-call resident named Aurora who, during her sixteenth admission, accidentally suffers a needle stick. To this day, Sleep-Deprived Beauty remains one of the most influential works regarding sharps injury prevention.[1]
Related Reading
- Narcan
References