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Page 574
... intravenous mixture . However , care must be taken to ensure that sub- stances added to such solutions are compatible and suita- ble for intravenous use . Although total parenteral nutrition is lifesaving for many patients and can ...
... intravenous mixture . However , care must be taken to ensure that sub- stances added to such solutions are compatible and suita- ble for intravenous use . Although total parenteral nutrition is lifesaving for many patients and can ...
Page 876
... intravenous infusion . Cephalothin is not an acceptable alternative . Ery- thromycin as the gluceptate or lactobionate can be given in a dose of 60 to 75 mg per kg body weight per day as four equal portions given intravenously every 6 h ...
... intravenous infusion . Cephalothin is not an acceptable alternative . Ery- thromycin as the gluceptate or lactobionate can be given in a dose of 60 to 75 mg per kg body weight per day as four equal portions given intravenously every 6 h ...
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... intravenous fluids are initially infused at 50 to 100 ml per min , until a strong pulse has been re- stored . The same fluids should subsequently be infused in quantities equal to the gastrointestinal losses . If losses can- not be ...
... intravenous fluids are initially infused at 50 to 100 ml per min , until a strong pulse has been re- stored . The same fluids should subsequently be infused in quantities equal to the gastrointestinal losses . If losses can- not be ...
Contents
Pellagra George V Mann and Theodore B Van Itallie | 452 |
Thiamine Deficiency Ariboflavinosis and Vitamin B Deficiency Theodore B Van Itallie | 455 |
Scurvy Theodore B Van Itallie | 459 |
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