IntelliVue MP2 Patient Monitor

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Description

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PAD IntelliVue MP2 Patient Monitor Philips M8102A Technical Data Sheet The IntelliVue MP2 portable patient monitor is compact in size, ergonomic, and modular in design. It provides an easy-to-use touchscreen user interface, is highly customizable and shares a technological platform with the Philips IntelliVue MP5-MP90 patient monitors. The IntelliVue series offers a complete monitoring solution that is flexible and modular, designed to suit a broad spectrum of monitoring needs.

• external power supply
• aami ec11
• average 6.1 seconds
• display specifications
• automatic alarm limits
• maximum per aami
• patient data
• profiles
• monitor
• range

Sujets

• Content
• Exposé
• Différence
• Cellular
• Artifact
• Weight
• Voltage
• Spécification
• Monitor
• Profiles

Informations

• Publié par: endrea
• Nombre de lectures: 188
• Langue: English

Extrait

Poznań University of Economics
Courses in foreign languages
Spring semester 2011/2012



Courses for exchange students ............................................................................................ 2

Banking systems in Poland and Central and Eastern European Countries .......................................... 2
Corporate Finance (based on case studies from Polish economy) ..................................................... 3
Databases and Applications............................................................................................................ 4
Economic Transformation in Central and Eastern Europe ................................................................. 5
Economical aspects of quality......................................................................................................... 6
E-Negotiations............................................................................................................................... 7
Exchange rates in Poland: the context of international financial relations.......................................... 8
History and Culture of Poland......................................................................................................... 9
Information Technologies for Business Processes ...........................................................................10
Integration of Polish Banking and Financial Institutions...................................................................11
Internal Communication in Business Organizations .........................................................................12
International Marketing: How to Enter and Win Central European Markets.......................................13
Knowledge Management in Service Organisations ..........................................................................14
Polish language course for beginners.............................................................................................16
Polish language course for beginners (2 semester).........................................................................17
Strategic Management in Polish Business Environment ...................................................................18

Courses from Bachelor and Master programmes ............................................................... 20

Advanced International Finance ....................................................................................................20
Business Valuation........................................................................................................................20
Customer Co-creation in Services; a C2C perspective......................................................................20
Databeses and Applications...........................................................................................................21
Databeses and Applications...........................................................................................................21
International accounting standards................................................................................................22
International Capital Markets with a Special Focus on Poland..........................................................23
International Negotiation and Contracting......................................................................................24
International Politics.....................................................................................................................24
International Relations in East Asia and Pacific...............................................................................25
Investment funds on real estate market.........................................................................................25
Kundenwertmanagement..............................................................................................................25
Leadership...................................................................................................................................26
Management techniques...............................................................................................................27
MNCs strategy and behavior from institutional perspective..............................................................27
Ontology and Semantic Web .........................................................................................................28
Personal policy in tourism .............................................................................................................28
Retail Management.......................................................................................................................28
Strategic technology alliances - technological co-operation in International Business ........................29
Sustainable Baltic Region..............................................................................................................30
Team Management.......................................................................................................................31
Team Working Improvement and Quality Management Methods .....................................................32
Tourism management...................................................................................................................33
Courses for exchange students

Banking systems in Poland and Central and Eastern European Countries
Course title: Banking systems in Poland and Central and Eastern European countries
Course code:
Type of course: block 7 – elective course in foreign language for exchange students
Level of course: all
ECTS credits: 3
Division: all
Under control of:
Specialisations: all
Semester: Spring
Teaching methods
and teaching hours lecture including case studies, and comparative reviews; 30 lecture
per semester:
Name of lecturer/s: prof. dr hab. Alfred Janc, dr Anna Iwańczuk, dr Michał Jurek
Objective of the Developing knowledge about the banking system of CEECs and the practical
course: aspects of banking activity. The course also includes information on specific
stages of banks changes and their preparation and adaptation to market
economy. Specifically students will have a chance to investigate banking
system of an individual country and its features in economic, market and
modern environment.
Prerequisites:
Course content:
Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Polish banking system in the nineties – background
(history of reforms; milestones towards market economy)
Lecture 3: Model of the modern bank (universal bank vs. specialized bank,
transformations of banks’ organizational structures, banks’ operations)
Lecture 4: Banking system and its elements (development of the banking system, banking
system institutions, law and regulations, modern technology in financial
intermediation)
Lecture 5: a) The role of central bank in market economy based on case-study of Poland
(part 1)
(the history of central banking in Poland, central bank functions, areas of NBP’s
activities, instruments of monetary policy, the governing bodies)
b) Commercial banking (presentation and case-studies prepared by students;
afterwards the discussion moderated by the lecturer)
Lecture 6: a) The role of central bank in market economy based on case-study of Poland
(part 2)
(banking supervision, issue of currency, other activities of the NBP,
international cooperation, the NBP in ESCB)
b) Commercial banking (presentation and case-studies prepared by students;
afterwards the discussion moderated by the lecturer)
Lecture 7: a) Other institutions of main importance in developed banking sector (part 1)
(banking supervisory commission; deposit insurance and its importance for
depositors; case-study based on Polish example)
b) Commercial banking (presentation and case-studies prepared by students;
afterwards the discussion moderated by the lecturer)
Lecture 8: a) Other institutions of main importance in developed banking sector (part 2)
(institutions responsible for settlements and payments within entire banking
system; case-study based on Polish example)
b) Commercial banking (presentation and case-studies prepared by students;
afterwards the discussion moderated by the lecturer)
Lecture 9: Banking systems in CEECs – before and after the EU accession – Czech
2 Republic, Estonia (presentation and case-studies prepared by students;
afterwards the discussion moderated by the lecturer)
Lecture 10: Banking systems in CEECs – before and after the EU accession – Hungary,
Latvia, (presentation and case-studies prepared by students; afterwards the
discussion moderated by the lecturer)
Lecture 11: Banking systems in CEECs – before and after the EU accession – Lithuania,
Slovakia, Slovenia (presentation and case-studies prepared by students;
afterwards the discussion moderated by the lecturer)
Lecture 12: Banking systems of other countries – new members of the EU – Romania,
Bulgaria(presentation and case-studies prepared by students; afterwards the
discussion moderated by the lecturer)
Lecture 13: Monetary policy and currency rates in pre-accession CEECs

Lecture 14: Currency rates and their influence on banks and their clients – cases of
selected CEECs in t