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Re: OB ER roomFrom: Larry Kincheloe (lkinchel@icnet.net)Mon Oct 28 22:09:07 1996
>We are building a new ER at the hospital, and I am on the committee to >review the plans. Any suggestions on the optimal size and location for the >OB/GYN exam room? There will only be one, and it probably won't be use >much, if current trends continue. > >Rick If you have a L/D then you will most likely use the ER for Gyn stuff or early pregnancy (before 20 week) problems. In our ER we just have a standard exam room both it has a movable exam table that break down into a gyn table. Most the stuff we do involves D&C's for missed or incomplete AB's. It just needs to be large enough for a suction unit. Make sure it has good wall ligting. Most rooms only have overhead exam lights and we look at things from a different angle. Dr. Larry Kincheloe (Kinch) lkinchel@ icnet.net
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