Sentence examples for common infusion from inspiring English sources
For these reasons, we use a flexible polypropylene foil simply obtained by trimming the reservoir of a common infusion set [15].
The most common infusion reactions were headache (0.5%) and arthritis (0.4%) (Table 2).
According to the 48-week data, the most common infusion related reactions reported by patients were hypotension (14% versus 10% in placebo group), hypertension (9% versus 5%), flushing (6%), pruritus (6%), and rash (6%).
Achievement of the steady state for chemicals with a broad range of lipophilicities requires long exposure periods, which are typical for environmental scenarios but may be much longer than the common infusion periods of drugs.
Peripheral intravenous infusion sites should be changed every 24 hours to reduce common infusion site complications such as irritation and phlebitis resulting from the use of propylene glycol as a solvent in the ampules.
The most common infusion-related reactions include chills, fevers, and hypotension that can occur acutely.
Chart review and interviews indicated that neither patient had glucose monitoring by glucometer, blood transfusions, common infusions such as contrast material, or a needlestick injury report, all events that have been previously implicated in nosocomial malaria.
Experimental sepsis is induced in animals by three common strategies: infusion of exogenous bacterial toxin (endotoxaemia); infusion of exogenous bacteria (bacteraemia); and faecal contamination of the peritoneal cavity induced by caecal ligation and puncture (CLP).
Furthermore, from this new type of natural fibre, a technical textile is made, which is processed through a common resin infusion process for production of fibre-reinforced composites.
New procedures were introduced, which included a standardised prescription sticker, with common, preprinted, infusion prescriptions on (noradrenaline, propofol, and so forth), and education on using the new prescription stickers.
To overcome this problem, we made modification of the sutureless method to be effective and safe, with the introduction of a common plastic infusion tube and two 23-gauge trocar-cannulas.
