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How do the substances that form in a chemical reaction differ from the substances that react?
yes, they differ. because the substances that form in a chemical reaction are theproducts formed due to the reaction between of two or more reactants.
How do acids and basses differ in a water solution?
Acids form salts, bust bases do not
How do comets form the oort could differ from those found in the kuiper belt?
No one cares.
What is the one way the DNA of prokaryotic cells differ from that of eukaryotic cells?
prokaryotic DNA is in a ring form
How do the basic particles of a compound Differ from the basic particle of an element?
If you think to atoms they are similar. But in compounds atoms can form ions.
How does telesurgery differ from telemedicine?
telesurgery : enables surgeons to direct robots to perform an operation via computers connected to a high-speed network telemedicine : health-care professional in separate locations conduct live confrences on the computer. Roosh.. KSA
How does telesurgery from telemedicine?
telesurgery : enables surgeons to direct robots to perform an operation via computers connected to a high-speed network telemedicine : health-care professional in separate locations conduct live confrences on the computer. Roosh.. KSA
What was the forerunner of telesurgery?
Telesurgery became a possibility with the advent of laparoscopic surgery in the late 1980s.Computer-assisted surgery premiered in the mid-1990s.Operation Lindbergh. paved the way for wide-ranging applications of telesurgery technology
How does talesurgery differ from telemedicine?
I presume you mean "telesurgery" which I define as a physician actively performing a surgical procedure on a patient at a distant location. Telemedicine is the use of computers along with video and audio technologies to bring geographically separated doctors and patients together in real-time for medical purposes other than telesurgery. Normally, a lower level provider such as a nurse acts as a "presenter" who presents the patient to the physician during a video conference. The nurse takes vital signs and helps the patient describe his or her complaint(s) to the physician. The physician may ask the nurse to use an examination camera to provide him with images of the patient's skin, eyes, ears or throat to help him understand the patient's condition and make a diagnosis. In most states in the U.S., a telemedicine visit does not establish a doctor-patient relationship. That requires an initial in-person visit with the physician and documentation of a complete medical history. Once a relationship is established, the physician may prescribe prescription medications. Some include telemedicine as a subset of telehealth, but my definition of telehealth is the use of passive monitoring equipment that sends data to a nurse or other healthcare provider who then determines the physical status of a patient with a chronic medical problem. These devices are used with patients that have a history of the same medical problems. Telesurgery is still in the very early stages of development. Very few telesurgeries have been performed because robotic surgery, ala the da Vinci Robot, is already quite complicated and requires a good deal of training. A telesurgeon must use a computer to command a surgical robot at a remote location. Cameras and microphones function as his eyes and ears. At the present time, telesurgery requires redundant systems in the event of equipment failure as well as a secure connection between the physician's computer and the robot. The possibility of an interruption in the connection adds to the risks of telesurgery.
What is the motto of Ontario Telemedicine Network?
The motto of Ontario Telemedicine Network is 'Telemedicine's Leader'.
What is the word origin of telesurgery?
The word "telesurgery" is derived from the Greek words tele, meaning "far off," and cheirourgia, meaning "working by hand."
How does telesurgery affect your life?
Telesurgery gives doctors the ability to perform surgery on a patient even if they are not physically in the same location. This can affect a person's life because if they are too ill to go anywhere to get surgery, the telesurgery can be very helpful because they are able to be operated on in their very own home.
What is Ontario Telemedicine Network's population?
Ontario Telemedicine Network's population is 195.
What is the population of Ontario Telemedicine Network?
Ontario Telemedicine Network's population is 2,011.
When was UNESCO Chair in Telemedicine created?
UNESCO Chair in Telemedicine was created in 1999.
When was American Telemedicine Association created?
American Telemedicine Association was created in 1993.
What is known as Performing an operation while not in the same room?
Telesurgery
