Titlebook: Intravascular Infusion Systems; Principles and Pract Robert K. Ausman Book 1984 MTP Press Limited 1984 biology.care.economics.epidemic.heal

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Patient Consequences of Abuse,The purpose of this chapter is to describe and comment on various infusion system problems that have a direct and adverse effect on patients.

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Parenteral Nutrition,very has nothing to do with the partial or total nature of the therapy. These classifications are meaningless and confusing. Until a few years ago the word hyperalimentation was applied indiscriminately to nearly everything involving glucose — amino acid solutions. These fluids are only ‘hyper’ when compared with common solutions.

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History of I.V. Infusions, discovery having unique and signal character. Names such as Hippocrates, Semmelweis, Osler, and Curie recall the glory of the past; a recounting of their achievements should kindle a special enthusiasm among those who come as neophytes to the profession.

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Blood Administration Systems,t patient, Denis undertook several others with a much less satisfactory result. (This example is classic for medical science; the first patient subjected to a new therapy seemingly does well; additions to the series frequently fare poorly.)

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Book 1984vascular infusions. It is intended to provide information where appropriate and guidance when possible for the safe and effective use of parenteral fluids. For several years medical practitioners viewed ‘i.v. fluids‘ rather casu­ ally. In as much as the solutions themselves seemed innocuous, these m

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