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Dialysis Technology Course in Pune at Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS)

The B.Sc. Medical Technology with Dialysis Technology Course in Pune at Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS) is a specialized program aimed at preparing students for careers in dialysis technology. The course offers in-depth training on the operation of dialysis machines, patient care, and understanding renal health. The program is designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, ensuring they are well-prepared to meet the demands of the healthcare industry.

Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS) provides cutting-edge facilities, including modern laboratories and simulation centers, where students can gain hands-on experience. The course curriculum is regularly updated to include the latest advancements in dialysis technology, ensuring that graduates are competitive in the job market.

Upon completing this course, graduates have numerous career opportunities, including roles as dialysis technicians in hospitals, dialysis centers, and other healthcare facilities. The increasing prevalence of kidney-related diseases has led to a growing demand for skilled professionals in this field, making it a promising career choice.

For more information and to apply, visit the https://www.sihs.edu.in/bsc-medical-technology

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Top Paramedical Colleges In West Bengal Kolkata

Job-focused academic programe include paramedical training courses. A person can learn in paramedical diploma courses and become a skilled healthcare provider. The importance of paramedical staff in the medical field, particularly in the treatment of accidents and trauma, is becoming increasingly clear.

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Global Kidney Dialysis Equipment Market is Estimated to Witness High Growth Owing to Technological Advancements and Increasing Prevalence of Chronic Kidney Diseases

The global Kidney Dialysis Equipment Market is estimated to be valued at USD 20.12 billion in 2023 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 5.50% over the forecast period 2023-2028, as highlighted in a new report published by Coherent Market Insights.

A) Market Overview:

The global Kidney Dialysis Equipment Market refers to the medical equipment used for kidney dialysis, which is a life-saving treatment for individuals with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) or chronic kidney disease (CKD). Kidney dialysis equipment includes hemodialysis machines, peritoneal dialysis machines, dialyzers, dialysis accessories, and services.

Kidney dialysis equipment provides an artificial replacement for lost kidney function by removing waste, salt, and extra water from the body, as well as maintaining the balance of minerals in the blood. This treatment helps in managing the symptoms of kidney failure and improves the quality of life for patients.

B) Market Dynamics:

The Kidney Dialysis Equipment Market is driven by two major factors: technological advancements and the increasing prevalence of chronic kidney diseases.

1. Technological Advancements:

Technological advancements in kidney dialysis equipment have significantly improved the efficiency, safety, and convenience of dialysis treatment. For instance, the introduction of high-flux dialyzers has led to better clearance of toxins from the blood, reducing the duration and frequency of dialysis sessions. Additionally, portable and wearable dialysis machines have emerged, providing greater freedom and flexibility to patients, enabling them to perform dialysis at home or even on the go.

2. Increasing Prevalence of Chronic Kidney Diseases:

The increasing prevalence of chronic kidney diseases, primarily driven by rising diabetes and hypertension cases, is fueling the demand for kidney dialysis equipment. According to the National Kidney Foundation, around 10% of the global population suffers from chronic kidney diseases. In the United States alone, more than 37 million adults are estimated to have kidney disease, and over 726,000 people have ESRD.

C) Segment Analysis:

Among the Kidney Dialysis Equipment Market Segmentation the hemodialysis machines segment is expected to dominate, owing to the high demand for these machines in hospitals and dialysis centers. Hemodialysis is the most common form of kidney dialysis treatment, where blood is filtered using a dialyzer outside the body. The dominant position of hemodialysis machines can be attributed to their efficient removal of waste products and toxic substances from the blood.

D) PEST Analysis:

Political: Government initiatives and policies promoting dialysis treatment, reimbursement policies, and healthcare infrastructure play a crucial role in the adoption of kidney dialysis equipment.

Economic: Economic factors such as increasing healthcare expenditure and disposable income levels of individuals drive the growth of the Kidney Dialysis Equipment Market.

Social: The rising incidence of chronic kidney diseases, aging population, and growing awareness about kidney health contribute to market growth.

Technological: Technological advancements in kidney dialysis equipment, such as wearable devices and telehealth solutions, improve patient convenience and treatment outcomes.

E) Key Takeaways:

- The global Kidney Dialysis Equipment Market is expected to witness high growth, exhibiting a CAGR of 5.50% over the forecast period, due to increasing technological advancements and the rising prevalence of chronic kidney diseases.

- North America is expected to dominate the market due to the presence of advanced healthcare infrastructure, high healthcare expenditure, and a large patient pool.

- Key players operating in the global Kidney Dialysis Equipment Market include Fresenius Medical Care AG & Co, Baxter International, Inc., Nipro Corporation, B. Braun Melsungen AG, Nikkiso Co, Ltd., Asahi Kasei Corporation, NxStage Medical, Inc., Guangdong Biolight Meditech Co., Ltd, Dialife SA, and DaVita Inc. These players focus on strategies such as mergers and acquisitions, partnerships, and new product launches to strengthen their market position and expand their product portfolios.

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The Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS) in Pune offers a unique course in Dialysis Technology, aimed at producing skilled healthcare professionals in this field. The program covers a comprehensive curriculum that includes theoretical and practical aspects of dialysis, patient care, equipment handling, and maintenance.

The course is designed to provide hands-on training to students in various aspects of dialysis, including hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and continuous renal replacement therapy. Students are trained in advanced dialysis techniques and equipped with the knowledge and skills required to provide effective care to patients undergoing dialysis.

The SIHS Pune Dialysis Technology course is conducted by experienced faculty members and industry experts who provide students with a holistic learning experience. Graduates of this program can pursue careers as Dialysis Technicians, Dialysis Nurses, or Dialysis Therapists in hospitals, clinics, and dialysis centers.

The SIHS Pune Dialysis Technology course is an excellent choice for students interested in a career in the healthcare industry, specifically in the field of dialysis technology. For more detail visit us at https://www.sihspune.org/bsc-medical-technology

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Things to Know Before Choosing a Paramedical Career

What are the careers after completing paramedical science?

After completing paramedical science, you can pursue any of the following major career options.

●        Firefighter EMT 

●        Laboratory technicians

●        Nursing

●        Midwife 

●        Radiographer

●        Pharmacy professional

●        Occupational therapists

●        Rehabilitation 

●        Midwife

●        Dental hygienists and mechanics

●        Speech Therapists and Audiologists

Which paramedical course is best after 10+2 science?

As of now, radiotherapists are highest in demand. The job requirements involve assisting doctors in analyzing reports and ultrasounds. Additionally, the careers of anaesthetists and occupational therapists are also very popular. 

 What are the job opportunities of paramedical?

You will find ample job opportunities after completing a paramedical course. For example, after finishing a paramedical course, you will be able to get a job in Nursing Homes, Clinics, Health Departments, and Hospitals. Additionally, you can work as a lecturer in colleges and universities after completing a paramedical course.

Which is the most highly paid paramedical course in India?

Following is a list of highly paid paramedical courses in India that you can take as a bachelor student to get the most benefits in your career.

●        B.Sc. in Audiology

●        B.Sc. in Anesthesia Technology

●        B.Sc. in Dialysis Technology

●        B.Sc. in Medical Laboratory Technology

●        Bachelor of Physiotherapy

●        B.Sc. in Medical Record Technology

●        BASLP Course

●        B.Sc. in X-Ray Technology

●        B.Sc. Radiology & Imaging Technology (BRIT)

●        B.Sc. Optometry Technology (BOT)

●        B.Sc.Operation Theatre Technology (BOTT)

●        B.Sc. in Speech Therapy

Is paramedical good for me?

Let’s see if paramedical is a good career choice for you. Whether a career as a paramedic is good depends on the salary, work schedule, and pension system it provides. All of these factors depend on your state and the agency.  

I also know people who were able to make $60,000 per year as paramedics, but that was in a place where costs were higher and the standard of living was much better. In paramedics, the pay is not bad (about $45,000/year) but the working conditions are miserable. Most paramedics work 12-hour, 12-days-on, and 12-days-off shifts, which is a gruelling schedule for anyone. Placement from a good paramedical institute might reward you a handsome salary.

Worse, for paramedics in some places, it’s almost impossible to find a full-time job. The typical hours worked per week is 56 and the average income from other jobs was $38,000. Most medics have to work a second or third job to make ends meet. The paramedic profession is notorious for causing burnout. It’s often referred to as “The White Coats,” right along with doctors, lawyers, and surgeons. And the stress of the work, especially the stress of the job, is the culprit.

With that in mind, paramedical is a very high-impact occupation and is therefore satisfying. What it means is that there are people in the field of emergency medical care who think they know better than you and me how we should care for ourselves. They have reasons to think that they can tell us what we should eat, what exercise routines are best for keeping us healthy, and even what supplements and vitamins we should be taking.

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COMPANY NAME: Impact Paramedical and Health Institute

PHONE NO. 9910335982

EMAIL: info@iphi.edu.in

ADD: RR-26, Rohtak Rd, Mianwali Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi 110087

RESOURCE URL: https://iphi.edu.in/

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Could we have some hcs of reader referring to some of the older MHA men (coughAizawacough) as "beekeeping age" and then they make her explain it? LMAO.

For those who don’t spend all their time on TikTok like I do, ‘beekeeping age’ refers to an attractive older man, usually in 40s/50s. Some of these guys technically don’t apply but we’re putting them in anyway!

Characters: Aizawa Shouta/Eraserhead, Yagi Toshinori/All Might, Maijima Higari/Power Loader, Sasaki Mirai/Sir Nighteye

Contents: The existential struggle of trying to explain a meme to people who aren't chronically online.

Aizawa Shouta/Eraserhead

Age: 31

Yes, he’s only in his thirties, but Aizawa has the vibe of a retiree. He looks like someone who should be muttering “I’m too old for this shit” at any minor inconvenience. In fact, he often does. He’s said it several times today. 

Most especially when you looked over at him and told him that he looks like he’s ‘beekeeping age’. Now, as a teacher, Aizawa isn’t as out of step with popular culture as he might like you to think he is. Even if he doesn’t really bother with social media himself, he has twenty students who are all hooked to their phones like it’s a dialysis machine. He picks stuff up just by proximity, and it’s not the first time he’s heard the phrase ‘beekeeping age’. And while he might have a vague idea of what it means, he’s not just going to let you get away with calling him that. 

He looks straight at you, lifts an eyebrow and asks, “What does that mean?”

Which leaves you floundering a little, because you have to explain to Aizawa that it means you think of him as an attractive ‘older’ man. 

While he’s the furthest thing from vain, he finds himself a little bit offended.

“What the hell do you mean ‘older’? I’m thirty-one.”

“You have to admit, Shouta, you do give off the vibe of a grizzled older man.”

“I’m too old for this shit.”

Yagi Toshinori/All Might

Age: 55+

Toshinori’s the only one who really qualifies for this trope, and naturally, he has absolutely no idea what you’re referring to when you tell him that he’s beekeeping age. He grins uncertainly at you.

“I’m…not sure if that’s a compliment or not, but I’ve always thought that beekeeping looks like a relaxing hobby! As long as you’re not allergic!”

Of course, you take a little pity on him and explain that it means he’s a hot older guy. 

“Oh, are you referring to a DILF?”

Once you’re done spraying your coffee or whatever you were drinking everywhere, you demand to know where Toshinori heard that word and if he knows what it means. Let’s be real, Toshinori doesn’t run his own social media and doesn’t know squat about memes.

“Oh, a charming young lady walked up to me at a signing once and informed me I am what the young people call a DILF. Still can’t get anyone to tell me what it means! Slang these days! Ha!”

I dare you to try and get Toshinori to refer to himself as a DILF in front of Aizawa. Just for the hell of it. 

Maijima Higari/Power Loader

Age: 41

Higari can’t catch a break. Not only is he very short and look a couple decades younger than he actually is, leading to a lot of unfortunate misunderstandings, now he has some whippersnapper calling telling him to go start a beehive. 

He’s probably the only one on this list that actually knows what it means. I feel like because he’s so in line with cutting edge technology that he’s pretty on top of social media as well? He doesn’t seem like the type to lose step with the rest of the world when it comes to these things. So you don’t even have to explain what you mean when you tell him he’s beekeeping age. 

“Buzz off.” 

Sasaki Mirai/Sir Nighteye

Age: 38 

At first Sir Nighteye thinks you’re making some kind of joke. He stares you down, looking rather menacing even while his mind is turning over the phrase ‘beekeeping age’, looking for the pun or the play on words. When he can’t find it, he finally has to admit defeat and ask you gravely: 

“What does that mean?”

Sir Nighteye’s a little put out when you tell him it’s about good looking older men, because he doesn’t consider himself particularly old. Pacify him by telling him that he just gives off the dignified air of a mature man. He might scoff, but he’ll be somewhat more mollified. 

“I suppose I can accept that as a compliment. Although I think you ought to come up with better jokes. That one didn’t even contain a pun.”

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Jiro sitting in a dialysis chair wrapped in a blanket wondering why he feels colder than normal, totally unaware that zenji is hovering next to him yammering on about how amazing technology is and how scary it is to watch jiro's blood get drained and shoved back in him

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Fun (recent) Medical Technology History Facts

The first EKG was taken in 1901, the machine looked like this:

CPR was invented about 10 years after the defibrillator came into use (1960s vs 1970s).

The first CT scans on humans were taken in 1973. They took 1-2 hours to scan 8-12 images, which printed out on Polaroid film. They looked like this:

The first MRI machine image was taken in 1980. It was of a bell pepper:

The first bioethics committee determined who got to use the first 6 dialysis machines for chronic use in 1960 (dialysis was invented in the 1940s but was only used for acute care, not long-term).

Metered Dose Inhalers didn't exist until the 1950s.

Heart transplants and oral contraception were invented in the same decade- the 1960s

Routine handwashing in hospitals and food service didn't start until the 1980s.

We didn't know what viruses looked like until the 1970s.

Human insulin didn't exist until the 1980s (prior to that we only had pork and bovine insulins).

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Dialysis Technology Course in Pune at Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS)

Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS) in Pune offers an excellent B.Sc. Medical Technology program with a specialization in Dialysis Technology. This course is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in the field of dialysis technology, ensuring they are well-prepared for a successful career in healthcare.

Intake: The B.Sc. Medical Technology course at SIHS has a 120 number of seats to ensure personalized attention and quality education. Specific intake numbers may vary annually, so it's advisable to check the official SIHS website for the latest information.

Eligibility: Candidates must have completed their 10+2 education with a minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Admission is based on merit and performance in the entrance examination conducted by the institute.

The specialization in Dialysis Technology focuses on training students in the operation and maintenance of dialysis machines, patient care during dialysis procedures, and understanding the complexities of renal diseases. The curriculum includes both theoretical knowledge and practical training, ensuring students are well-versed in all aspects of dialysis technology.

Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS) offers state-of-the-art facilities to support students' education and training. These include:

Advanced Laboratories: Equipped with modern medical equipment for hands-on training.

Library: A well-stocked library with the latest books, journals, and online resources.

Clinical Training: Partnerships with leading hospitals and healthcare centers for practical exposure and internships.

Hostel Accommodation: Comfortable and secure housing for outstation students.

Graduates of the B.Sc. Medical Technology program with a specialization in Dialysis Technology have excellent job prospects. They can work as dialysis technologists in hospitals, clinics, and dialysis centers. Opportunities also exist in medical equipment companies and healthcare institutions. With experience, they can advance to supervisory or managerial roles, contributing significantly to patient care and the healthcare industry.

Choosing Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS) for your Dialysis Technology course in Pune ensures you receive a comprehensive education, practical training, and a pathway to a rewarding career in the healthcare sector. For more details and to apply, visit the https://www.sihs.edu.in/bsc-medical-technology

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Best college for Dialysis Technology in Kottayam

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College for MLT Kottayam

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How To Become A Dialysis Technician? Job Roles And Eligibility

Table of Contents # What is the Role of a Dialysis Technician? # Responsibilities of a Dialysis Technician # Getting Started as a Dialysis Technician # Why Should You Pursue a Career as a Dialysis Technician? Dialysis is used to flush out toxins, extra water, and solutes from the blood in people whose kidneys cannot do this independently. A qualified professional must administer care in complex…

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Artificial kidneys for people with kidney failure may be closer than we think

More than 500k people in the US require dialysis every week due to kidney failure. Some of those people are able to receive organ transplants, but the waiting list is incredibly long and only about 20k people receive transplants every year. On top of that, a person's body can reject the transplanted organ, and even if it is successful the patient will have to take immunosuppressant drugs for the rest of their life.

However, scientists at the University of California San Francisco hope that can be changed. They have created a bioreactor, a sort of artificial organ that can safely perform the functions of a kidney. It is connected directly to the blood vessels and veins, allowing passage of nutrients and oxygen like the actual kidney would. This bioreactor was tested using a type of kidney cell called a proximal tubule cell, which regulates water. These cells are encased in a silicon membrane with nanopores, which allows the cells to do their job while preventing the body's immune system from identifying and attacking them. These bioreactors were tested in pigs, and after a week the animals experienced no ill effects or rejection.

The next steps will be expanding to month long trials, and including more different kinds of cells in the reactor to perform more of the kidney's functions. Though this technology is still far from being perfected, this is a huge step in the direction of treating kidney disease far more easily and effectively!