Sentence examples for administer further from inspiring English sources

Once an ambulance has arrived, paramedics may administer further treatment, and a patient may be taken to hospital.

Our patient initially was treated with intravitreal foscarnet injection, but with negative CMV titers of vitreous/aqueous samples, we did not administer further local therapy.

Moreover, early INR monitoring enables us to administer further PCC doses when the target INR is not achieved.

If there appears to be no breathing, then prepare to administer further first aid.

"Even if you back up and look at medications that are administered further away from the day of the race and may be capable of exerting a long term-effect on the horse," Iuliano said, "we feel equally as passionate about the correct regulation and control of those medications as we do of those administered on race-day".

Set in rural Somersetshire, and featuring the recreations of half-a-dozen teenage students at a chaotically administered further education college on the outskirts of Taunton, it was described by one TV critic as "making The Only Way Is Essex look like Middlemarch" and by another as "a compelling indictment of more aspects of the modern adolescent lifestyle than I have space here to enumerate".

As time passed some offered further investigations and/or administered further first-line treatment themselves, while others referred patients to an on-site physiotherapist or to a primary or secondary care MSK clinic.

We can also test emerging hypotheses about the mechanisms of action borne out of the interviews by administering further self-report measures to new cohorts of patients at baseline, 3 month and 12 month follow up.

Whilst in this case it was felt appropriate to not administer any further live-attenuated vaccines, it was recommended to continue scheduled non-live vaccines, including diphtheria-tetanus-acellular pertussis (dTap).

After baseline recording of 20 minutes, placebo was administered; after further 45 minutes salmeterol (50 μg) was administered which was followed by a further 45 minutes of data recording.

Gove told MPs that the scheme drawn up with Hughes will be better targeted at the poor, and largely discretionary – administered by further education colleges.