An Appraisal of Halogenated Fire Extinguishing Agents: Proceedings of a Symposium, April 11-12, 1972 |
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... epinephrine inj ; Chart : 25 mm / see End of IV injection of 10 ug / kg epinephrine 200 100 0 Hg Dog C72 Breathing 80 % CBF ( +36 min ) Chart speed : 25 / sec 200 150 Z100 50 OHg 86 200 150 100 50 OHg wwwww End of 10 ug / kg IV epinephrine ...
... epinephrine inj ; Chart : 25 mm / see End of IV injection of 10 ug / kg epinephrine 200 100 0 Hg Dog C72 Breathing 80 % CBF ( +36 min ) Chart speed : 25 / sec 200 150 Z100 50 OHg 86 200 150 100 50 OHg wwwww End of 10 ug / kg IV epinephrine ...
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... epinephrine , what does that mean ? Dr. Back : I don't think that epinephrine is necessary to produce it , No. 1 , because you can get it without epinephrine . No. 2 , although epin- ephrine certainly causes it , it may not have ...
... epinephrine , what does that mean ? Dr. Back : I don't think that epinephrine is necessary to produce it , No. 1 , because you can get it without epinephrine . No. 2 , although epin- ephrine certainly causes it , it may not have ...
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... epinephrine to cause an arrhythmia . That is proven . The blockage of certain of the epinephrine effects blocks the ar- rhythmia , but in the same sense if I then give a blocked animal epine- phrine when I increase the blood pressure ...
... epinephrine to cause an arrhythmia . That is proven . The blockage of certain of the epinephrine effects blocks the ar- rhythmia , but in the same sense if I then give a blocked animal epine- phrine when I increase the blood pressure ...
Contents
Welcome and Introduction | 3 |
Comparative Effectiveness of Halogenated Agents and | 13 |
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health | 27 |
Copyright | |
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