Titlebook: Clinical Management of Electrolyte Disorders; Mary G. McGeown Book 1983 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Boston 1983 Drogen.Infusion.dialysis.

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Book 1983 is not an unusual observation that knowledge of theory and principles involved. principles does not necessarily lead to successful practice in this or any other art or craft. Most doctors already possess knowledge of the physiology of the internal envi­ ronment, but some are aware of being unable t

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The clinical history, disturbances which can be corrected by intravenous therapy arise as a result of either abnormal losses of body fluids or of deficient replacement of normal losses. The history often reveals the cause of the illness and provides important clues to the type of biochemical abnormality present. The lab

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Water loss syndrome, water loss, leading to increasing dryness or .. . is an appropriate term for the description of water deficiency, but this term is often used to describe the much commoner situation of loss of both water and sodium. The term water loss syndrome avoids this source of confusion.

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