Goldfrank's Toxicologic EmergenciesLewis R. Goldfrank |
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Page 97
... metabolic process , in contrast , the eyes will either respond or not respond to provocative maneuvers , but in either case there will be bilateral symmetry . The hallmark of toxicologic coma , and indeed of all toxic - metabolic coma ...
... metabolic process , in contrast , the eyes will either respond or not respond to provocative maneuvers , but in either case there will be bilateral symmetry . The hallmark of toxicologic coma , and indeed of all toxic - metabolic coma ...
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... metabolic until proved otherwise . Further history and laboratory investigation will then be necessary to determine whether the etiology is an exogenous toxin or endogenous metabolic / electrolyte abnormality . Until this can be clar ...
... metabolic until proved otherwise . Further history and laboratory investigation will then be necessary to determine whether the etiology is an exogenous toxin or endogenous metabolic / electrolyte abnormality . Until this can be clar ...
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... Metabolic alkalosis 8.5 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 PCO2 mm Hg ) HCO3 mEq / liter The significance bands for ... metabolic acidosis mixed metabolic acidosis and respiratory alkalosis mixed respiratory and metabolic alkalosis mixed ...
... Metabolic alkalosis 8.5 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 PCO2 mm Hg ) HCO3 mEq / liter The significance bands for ... metabolic acidosis mixed metabolic acidosis and respiratory alkalosis mixed respiratory and metabolic alkalosis mixed ...
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General Management and Diagnostic Tools | 3 |
The Toxicology Laboratory | 28 |
Toxicologic Radiology | 38 |
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