Abstract: A noise filter of the present invention includes an inductor and a resistor connected in parallel with each other. A power supply frequency current does not pass the resistor but passes through the inductor with no loss. On the other hand, a high frequency noise current including a resonance frequency current, does not pass the inductor but is dissipated at the resistor. Therefore, the noise filter does not charge noise power and so does not suffer from a problem due to power discharging. The resonance frequency current caused by the noise filter and the earth capacitance is also dissipated at the resistor. Therefore, no problem is caused by the resonance frequency current.

Abstract: A noise filter of the present invention includes an inductor and a resistor connected in parallel with each other. A power supply frequency current does not pass the resistor but passes through the inductor with no loss. On the other hand, a high frequency noise current including a resonance frequency current, does not pass the inductor but is dissipated at the resistor. Therefore, the noise filter does not charge noise power and so does not suffer from a problem due to power discharging. The resonance frequency current caused by the noise filter and the earth capacitance is also dissipated at the resistor. Therefore, no problem is caused by the resonance frequency current.

Abstract: A noise filter 10 of the present invention includes an inductor 71 and a resistor 11 connected in parallel with each other. A power supply frequency current bypasses the resistor 11 but passes through the inductor 71. A high frequency noise current including a resonance frequency current, on the other hand, bypasses the inductor 71 but is dissipated at the resistor 11. Therefore, the noise filter 10 does not accumulate noise power and so does not suffer from a problem due to power releasing. The resonance frequency current caused by combination of inductance of the inductance and earth capacitance in the noise filter 10 is also dissipated at the resistor 11, thus giving rise to no problem of its own.

Abstract: A noise filter 10 of the present invention includes an inductor 71 and a resistor 11 connected in parallel with each other. A power supply frequency current bypasses the resistor 11 but passes through the inductor 71. A high frequency noise current including a resonance frequency current, on the other hand, bypasses the inductor 71 but is dissipated at the resistor 11. Therefore, the noise filter 10 does not accumulate noise power and so does not suffer from a problem due to power releasing. The resonance frequency current caused by combination of inductance of the inductance and earth capacitance in the noise filter 10 is also dissipated at the resistor 11, thus giving rise to no problem of its own.

Abstract: A system and method for managing patient medical information to facilitate data management and improve physician access to and recordal of examination data is described. The method comprises a computer aided process including the steps of scheduling appointments, entering and displaying data to a physician, updating the patient data with progress notes concurrently with an examination, displaying allergy warnings and recording a diagnosis based on the progress notes. A common graphic user interface is also disclosed to facilitate operation of the preferred system and method. The system and method are implemented with a relational database operating on data tables which store information input into the user interface.