Sentence examples for inappropriate oxygen from inspiring English sources

In our experience, hemodynamic monitoring with PICCO allowed the early recognition of inappropriate oxygen transport and a goal-directed treatment.

The rate of admission in the inappropriate oxygen prescription group was very variable, ranging from a gain of 2 to a reduction of 6 admissions.

Nevertheless our finding that oxygen does not adversely impact admissions is of value, and the potential for harm from inappropriate oxygen – although not shown herein – should further strengthen the support to introduce HOS-ARs across the UK.

In the HEFT dataset all univariate comparisons of appropriate v inappropriate oxygen prescription were carried out using the t test or Mann Whitney, for parametric and non-parametric data respectively, or the Chi square test for frequency variables.

It has been widely noted that inappropriate home oxygen, often for intermittent use ("short burst"), is frequently prescribed in patients with COPD and related conditions with the intention to prevent hospital admissions outside of evidence based LTOT guidelines.

The primary purpose of this audit/study was to explore the belief relating to emergency hospital admission prevention by inappropriate home oxygen prescription, which motivates some healthcare providers to do so and continue to practise, although little robust data on this is available.

"But what I feel cross about is that yourselves at the BBC have given people the oxygen to promulgate inappropriate, factually incorrect stuff which bears no journalistic scrutiny".

Among the possible mechanisms that have been most studied are alterations in the maternal immune response to the allogenic fetus and placental oxygen dysregulation (including inappropriate placental hypoxia and hypoxia-reoxygenation injury).

This can lead to mtDNA depletion, the disruption of oxidative phosphorylation, decreases in ATP production, increases in reactive oxygen species, and, ultimately, inappropriate mitochondrial and cellular toxicity.

In longitudinal analyses admission rates did not differ either side of oxygen prescription in appropriate or inappropriate LTOT users.

An observational study of hospital management of common childhood illnesses in 21 hospitals in Bangladesh, Dominican Republic, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Philippines, Tanzania and Uganda found: "Inappropriate treatment with antibiotics, fluids, feeding, or oxygen, which accounted for 44% of all adverse factors, occurred in 80 (61%) patients.