In the COVID-19 era, personal protection equipment (PPE) is needed now more than ever. These essential pieces of equipment help protect frontline healthcare workers from the dangers of the virus, as well as other hazards of the healthcare field. [Read more…]
Protect Health Care Workers With Face Shields From inx Medical
Health care workers are on the front lines every day doing their part to protect our communities from COVID-19. That is why inx Medical has stepped up to do its part in manufacturing and providing high-quality Face Shields. Our team saw a shortage of PPE and knew we were in a unique position to help.
inx Medical Face Shields Are Meant For Medical Purposes
inx Medical is registered with the FDA as a medical device designer & manufacturer. We are also specifically registered with the FDA to manufacture Face Shields. Most of the new manufacturers of Face Shields are not registered, nor audited by the FDA for Quality and Compliance to the regulations.
inxMedical Face Shields Are ANSI/ISEA Compliant
Our Face Shields are ANSI/ISEA Z87.1 – 2010 compliant, meaning that they meet or exceed criteria for splash protection.
- Intended for single user & single-use
- Full face length
- Are anti-fog / anti-static
- Cover the sides and front of the face, chin, and forehead
- Foam brow is contoured to fit all face sizes
- Held in place by not made with natural rubber latex woven elastic
- Does not contain any flammable materials
inx Medical Face Shields are in stock and available for order.
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Know The Difference: Structural Versus Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders
It’s a common occurrence: A patient comes in complaining of GI distress. Perhaps they or their child are experiencing heartburn, constipation, and abdominal pain or bloating. Upon diagnosis, you find no evidence of a disease or disorder that could cause these very real symptoms. In fact, the patient’s tests all come back normal.
Understandably, the patient may be confused. Surely their symptoms are a sign of something more serious? Explaining to them the difference between a functional and structural gastrointestinal disorder can help put them at ease and answer any questions they may have. [Read more…]
The Importance Of Colorectal Screening
Even if a patient does not have a family history of colorectal cancer, colorectal screening is one of the most powerful tools we as doctors have against the disease. Both men and women should get screened for colorectal cancer, as cancer that develops from polyps can take as many as 15 years to develop. [Read more…]
Know the Difference: Inflammatory Bowel Disease vs Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Inflammatory bowel disease and irritable bowel syndrome are terms that are often use interchangeably by patients when they are, in fact, two different sets of conditions. As a gastroenterologist, you should educate patients about the differences between the two to avoid confusion when they are in your office for treatment. [Read more…]
Communicating With Children In The Office To Reduce Fear & Anxiety
To many kids, going to the doctor can be scary, especially if they suffer from uncomfortable conditions such as hemorrhoids. The fear of the unknown as well as fears from previous doctor visits can contribute to stress and anxiety for children. To help allay these fears, communicating correctly with children will help you treat them efficiently and establish trust. [Read more…]
What Is A Colorectal Specialist?
A colorectal specialist is a doctor who specialized in disorders and diseases of the colon, rectum, and anus. In the past, these doctors were called proctologists but the term has fallen out of use. [Read more…]
Improving Digestive Health For A Healthier Life
Good digestive health is essential for overall health: It helps us absorb nutrients and expel waste from our bodies, leading to better health. If you find your digestive health isn’t as good as it used to be or simply want to keep it in tip-top shape, following these simple lifestyle changes can help improve your digestive health: [Read more…]
Recognizing the Symptoms of Digestive Disorders & Diseases
Vomiting; constipation; belly pain; blood in the stool; indigestion. Any of these symptoms can send patients running to you for a diagnosis, worried about something serious. Are they experiencing something as benign as an anal fissure or something more worrisome like Crohn’s Disease?
Recognizing the symptoms of digestive disorders and diseases will go a long way in reassuring your patients and providing them with a diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan. [Read more…]
Know the Difference: Colorectal Specialist vs. Gastroenterologist
Knowing the difference between two types of doctors can be confusing for some patients—especially if it appears the doctors do the same procedures.
If a patient is unsure about the type of doctor they need for their hemorrhoids, you should be able to give them referrals based on their unique situation. For example, do they need a gastroenterologist or a colorectal specialist? [Read more…]