Abstract: A medical device holder includes a one-piece holder body having end walls, and side walls, extending vertically upward from a base. The end walls are oriented parallel to one another, and the first and the second side walls are oriented so as to converge toward one another in a direction of an opening. A plurality of medical device storage slots are formed by a plurality of internal vertical walls, and a plurality of elongate medical devices wound in opposition to an internal unwinding bias are trapped within the plurality of medical device storage slots.

Abstract: A medical device holder includes a one-piece holder body having end walls, and side walls, extending vertically upward from a base. The end walls are oriented parallel to one another, and the first and the second side walls are oriented so as to converge toward one another in a direction of an opening. A plurality of medical device storage slots are formed by a plurality of internal vertical walls, and a plurality of elongate medical devices wound in opposition to an internal unwinding bias are trapped within the plurality of medical device storage slots.

Abstract: Producing a checkout transaction receipt for loaned media materials, such as in a library, includes storing in a first printer queue a basic print job, determining whether the basic print job is a raw type file or a non-raw type file, and triggering filtering of the basic print job based on a determination that the basic print job is a raw type file. Production of the transaction receipt also includes producing customized print job populated with transaction content based on checkout transaction data and custom content including promotional content based on stored custom content file(s). The customized print job is stored in a second printer queue, and printed to a transaction receipt printer or electronically generated for access by a patron. The strategy enables manipulation of receipts for adding promotional content without any need for additional hardware and regardless of preexisting institutional processes or computer systems that are in place.

Abstract: Processing a checkout transaction at a library includes scanning a patron identifier and an item identifier at a computerized checkout station, and reading stored data associated with the item identifier which is indicative of at least one of a classification parameter, a content parameter, and a size parameter, of the item of media. The process further includes determining a rewards value for the item of media, and increasing a total rewards score in a database record associated with the patron identifier on a remote computing system.