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S22 Project: Team Number One

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John Anderson, Lee Brewer, James Spittler, Jordan Hilsman, Natalie Kumeh

 

team number one

 

Automatically and precisely recording urine output in catheterized patients.

This is the inside of The Streamline, components include a flow meter for volume calculation, a solenoid valve, and fluid reservoir.

Project Description: 

In the United States millions of people each year are catheterized during their hospital stays. For catheterized patients in critical condition, urine output volume is a very important metric. Healthcare providers make important treatment decisions based on urine volume such as if a patient with congestive heart failure has the correct dosage of diuretic or if a post-op patient has any fluid pooling in their body.

Dr. Lilas Dagher

Department of Internal Medicine

Emory University

 

 

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