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The seifuku (日本髪被) have been worn by the Japanese since the Kamakura Period (1185 to 1333 AD), and the popularity of the style peaked around the Edo Period (1603 to 1867 AD). During this time, the typical motifs seen in seifuku included the pair of Buddhist Amida Buddha statues (阿弥陀佛), a crane (鶴旋鶴旋) representing longevity, and the floating world of the peaches of immortality (桃花の園桃花の園).[12]

Emergency doctors are required to insert intravenous (IV) catheters into patients in order to administer medications or fluids. The type of catheter that is used depends on the type of illness or injury, and the clinical appearance of the patient. A central venous catheter (CVC) is used to treat medical conditions such as poorly controlled blood pressure, severe dehydration, high fever, dialysis treatment, and chemotherapy. Also called vascular catheter, central venous catheter, central line, and occasionally Hickman line. Although CVC insertion is recommended for frequently hospitalized patients, it remains underutilized in routine care. A peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) is used in the hospital setting to administer medications and maintain vascular access in patients at a distance from the insertion site. The PICC line is inserted into a large vein in the patient’s arm and is not removed until the patient goes home. These catheters are typically associated with the use of long-term antibiotics to prevent bloodstream infections in patients who are predisposed to this infection.[1][2][3]

The definition of emergency physicians can vary depending on the organization, specialty, or calendar year. The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), for example, defines emergency medicine as “the medical specialty that provides definitive care to patients with medical conditions that can threaten life or result in significant disability or in a significant delay in recovery.