Abstract: A method for tracking dose pattern and patient response may include determining, based at least on one or more dose events at a pump configured to deliver a medication to a patient, a dose pattern for delivering the medication to the patient. One or more vital signs associated with the patient may be received from a patient monitor. A presence of one or more anomalies may be determined based at least on the dose pattern at the pump and the one or more vital signs of the patient. An electronic alert may be sent to a mobile device in response to determining the presence of the one or more anomalies. Related methods and articles of manufacture, including apparatuses and computer program products, are also disclosed.

Abstract: A method and system allow for changing (continuously or variably) both a field height and pupil of a beam that illuminates an object field. In one example, the object field can have a pattern generator (e.g., one or more reticles, spatial light modulators, or the like) positioned therein. The system and method for changing both the field height and the pupil can include a field defining element, a pupil defining element, and first and second zoom systems. The field defining element (FDE) can generate a field height of an illumination beam. The first zoom system can allow for changing of the field height of the illumination beam. The pupil defining element (PDE) can generate a pupil of the illumination beam. The second zoom system can allow for changing of the pupil of the illumination beam.

Abstract: A protective material comprising a layer of vinylidene chloride or copolymer of vinylidene chloride between two layers of polyethylene to provide protection against both permeation and breakthrough. A cloth backing or inner layer can be added to this material for comfort. The material can be modified with a reinforcing material such as fiberglass or scrim cloth. Inclusion of an indicator substance between layers, or impregnated in a layer, provides further protection by warning the user of permeation and breakthrough. This material can be utilized in protective clothing such as gloves, as enclosures for instruments and equipment, as a container, and in other applications.

Abstract: A protective material comprising a layer of vinylidene chloride or saran or polymer or copolymer of vinylidene chloride between two layers of polyethylene or other polyolefin to provide protection against both permeation and breakthrough. A cloth backing or inner layer can be added to this material for comfort. The material can be modified with a reinforcing material such as fiberglass or scrim cloth. Inclusion of an indicator substance between layers, or impregnated in a layer, provided further protection by warning the user of permeation and breakthrough. This material can be utilized in protection clothing such as gloves, as enclosures for instruments and equipment, as a container, and in other applications.

Abstract: A protective material comprising a layer of vinylidene chloride or saran or copolymer of vinylidene chloride between two layers of polyethylene to provide protection against both permeation and breakthrough. A cloth backing or inner layer can be added to this material for comfort. The material can be modified with a reinforcing material such as fiberglass or scrim cloth. Inclusion of an indicator substance between layers, or impregnated in a layer, provides further protection by warning the user of permeation and breakthrough. This material can be utilized in protective clothing such as gloves, as enclosures for instruments and equipment, as a container, and in other applications.