Sentence examples for continue infusion from inspiring English sources

For example, if a home-care patient receiving intravenous therapy has a fever, is admitted to an acute-care facility, and is confirmed to have a BSI, this information may not be communicated to the home-care agency (the same or a different one) when the patient is discharged to continue infusion therapy at home.

In the Lords, meanwhile, peers will be debating Lord Burns' scheme to reduce the size of the Upper House, by persuading the party groups and crossbenchers to encourage some of their membership to leave; the plan is that a "two-out, one in" policy would continue infusions of new blood, while ultimately slimming down the House to 600 members, over 10 years.

The physician determined that it was in the patient's best interest to continue infusions.

The Shire medical monitor determined that it would be acceptable for the patient to continue infusions and remain in the study; the patient elected to do so and signed a pregnancy informed consent form.

The treatment, tested in a trial involving 487 patients at 10 medical centers, includes giving high doses of the steroid methylprednisolone within eight hours of the injury and continuing infusion of the drug for 24 hours.

The vasopressin-induced vasoconstrictor effect diminished after 15 min despite continued infusion.

All patients in the PCSNB group needed continuing infusion of propofol (2 mg/kg/h) during operation.

All patients in PCSNB group needed continuing infusion of propofol at the speed of 10 50 μg/kg/min during operation.

Current guidelines suggest a high dose PPI followed by continues infusion as standard adjuvant pharmacotherapy for bleeding peptic ulcers especially in the Western countries [ 20, 21].

Patients with shock (vasopressor dependence) were excluded as they required continued infusion of vasopressors, which could not be maintained during the GWX of the line.

Continuing infusion of propofol at the speed of 10 50 μg/kg/min was planned for each patient with discomfort during operation.