The aim was to examine whether health care assistants, trained to provide additional support with feeding, can improve acutely ill elderly in-patients' clinical outcomes.
"[P]erformance improves acutely after the onset of light exposure, both at night and during the day," Vandewalle and colleagues wrote in a review in the October 2009 issue of Trends in Cognitive Neuroscience.
Subject N1 reported symptoms suggestive of asthma (cough, chest tightness, and wheezing aggravated by cold air, dust exposure, and upper respiratory infection), and her spirometry demonstrated mild airflow obstruction that improved slightly acutely following inhaled bronchodilator.
Isolated ventricular muscle preparations from terminally failing human hearts did not show an acutely improved contractile function following K201 at 0.3 μM and clearly K201 may be acutely negatively inotropic at high concentrations (Fig. 2; Supplementary figure 1).
Oestrogens have acutely improved islet survival following transplantation, as demonstrated by E2-mediated acute suppression of graft apoptotic beta cells.
If these three conditions are not met, monitoring is unlikely to be associated with improved outcomes, and this may account for the lack of evidence of improved outcomes in acutely ill patients with use of any monitoring device, not only the PAC [ 12].
Nolin and colleagues concluded that conventional hemodialysis used during the uremic state acutely improved CYP3A4 function.
Treatment with E2, 17α-E2, PPT, DPN or G1 acutely improved blood glucose and eventually promoted islet engraftment, thus reversing diabetes.
The decreased oxygen availability at high altitude impairs aerobic exercise capacity; conversely, single sprint performance is acutely improved.
In line with the latter hypothesis, recent data showed acutely improved insulin sensitivity after 5-h calcineurin inhibitor infusion in healthy human volunteers (34).
