Sentence examples for admission administration from inspiring English sources

By their own admission, administration officials are "reluctant" to put a price tag on the project, which the Government Accountability Office indicates has jumped most recently from "only" $4.8 billion to $6.8 billion or more.

During the index admission administration of loop diuretic was more frequent (52.7% vs 33.4%, p<0.005) and, for patients with STEMI, coronary reperfusion therapy less frequent (50.2% vs 60.9%,<0.005), in patients with diabetes.

Treatment variables included adherence to the clinical protocol of administering >1500 mL crystalloid fluids in the first hour after study admission, administration of blood transfusions, and administration of uterotonics for uterine atony.

Independent predictors of early transition to palliative level of care in the setting of an acute MCA territory stroke in patients with dysphagia included advancing age, a left MCA infarct, a high NIHSS on admission, administration of intra-arterial tPA and the inability to be assessed on the 1st swallow evaluation.

The charts of all patients (RA and non-RA) were reviewed for: confirmation of MI and type of MI, conventional cardiovascular risk factors and other comorbidities (including prior MI), medications taken at time of MI admission, administration and timing of reperfusion therapy (thrombolysis or PCI), and post-MI events such as in-hospital death and coronary artery bypass graft surgery.

Exclusion criteria were corticosteroid usage in the past year or its requirement as part of the treatment in the present admission, administration of etomidate, end-stage cancer, AIDS, chronic renal failure requiring hemodialysis support, cirrhosis (Child Pugh class C), pregnancy, or limitation of lifecare support.

Electrolyte, metabolic, liver function, and hematological laboratory data was collected at four time points: admission, IVIG administration (or one week after admission for the unexposed group), one week after IVIG administration (or two weeks after admission for the unexposed group), and discharge.

Blood cultures were performed on admission before administration of antimicrobial therapy, using the BACTEC 9050 continuous monitoring blood culture instrument (BectonDickinson, NJ, USA).

The delay between admission and administration of the first antibiotic dose was correlated with ICU mortality.

The interval between admission and administration of the first dose of antibiotic was recorded.

This protocol mandated a 3-day hospital admission, but administration using an outpatient-based drug infusion may be feasible.