Sentence examples for adjustment of medication from inspiring English sources
If symptoms become intractable to medical management for a prolonged period of time despite adequate adjustment of medication, medical management is considered to have failed.
The exclusive focus becomes adjustment of medication dose.
In this pilot study, 42 type 2 diabetes patients were randomized to (i) liberalized (10 mmol/l) OR strict (7 mol/l) preprandial glucose thresholds for adjustment of medication other than metformin and (ii) dietary counseling with OR without supervised exercise (2 × 2 factorial design).
Deficiencies in care were identified in all care domains including, for patients with moderate and severe persistent symptoms, only 55% used long-term control medication daily, 49% had written instructions for handling asthma attacks, 44% had instructions for adjustment of medication before exposures, 56% had undergone allergy testing, and 54% had undergone pulmonary function testing.
An example is the adjustment of medication according the patient's description of side effects in the treatment of high blood pressure [ 6, 23], see figure 5.
The biguanide class of medication had the lowest risk of hypoglycemia; adjustment of medication toward biguanides where possible is an option to consider.
This iatrogenic neutrophilic dysplasia is reversible with cessation or adjustment of medications but is frequently confused with myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) based on the conventional concept that PPHA is a marker for dysplasia.
Multifactorial programs consist of falls risk assessment performed by healthcare providers followed by a combination of specific interventions (e.g., review and adjustment of medications that might increase falls risk) designed to address the individual risks for a given patient.
Early identification of at-risk patients will allow clinicians to use preventive measures such as noninvasive ventilation support, adjustment of medications, and so on, before the adverse event takes place.
The significance of a low body mass index as an independent risk factor for poisonings in this analysis as a risk factor for hospitalized poisonings, independent of age, suggests the possibility of suboptimal dose adjustment of medications.
