As such, ``Brother'' feels like a sort of calling card, a greatest-hits reel designed to initiate newcomers and placate diehards who were disappointed by the sentimentality of his last effort, 1999's ``Kikujiro.
As the cardiac monitor is most commonly used to monitor electrical activity of the heart, the patient can expect the following preparations. The sites selected for electrode placement on the skin will be shaved and cleaned causing surface abrasion for better contact between the skin and electrode.
Such systems help to raise and sustain awareness of the importance of vital signs. R ecording a full set of vital signs (pulse rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate and temperature) at least daily is considered standard for monitoring patients on acute hospital wards.