By James A. Maxwell The New Yorker, October 5, 1946 P. 108 A British Army captain, stationed in Tripoli, is squeamish about administering the coup de grace at the execution of an Arab, Even though he has been in combat and in charge of a prison for a number of years he is sensitive about taking part in an execution.
A British Army captain, stationed in Tripoli, is squeamish about administering the coup de grace at the execution of an Arab, Even though he has been in combat and in charge of a prison for a number of years he is sensitive about taking part in an execution.
Therefore, despite the safety of daptomycin being satisfying, clinicians should be cautious about administering it to patients of hypersensitivity.
For example, a practitioner is about to administer medication to a patient, when s/he realises that the dosage by far exceeds what is recommended.
In the initial use of the study product, participants were concerned about administering it as instructed and using the required dose, as well as how the product felt (greasy, gooey) or behaved (the product is liquid and, therefore, leaks).
Although there have been concerns about administering BCG in pre-term and low birth weight babies [ 19], evidence indicates a normal immune response to vaccine in low birth weight infants [ 20, 21].
In view of the case of bilateral RION we report, and the aforementioned possible connection between St. John's wort and both temozolomide and the effects of radiation, physicians should be careful about administering hypericin simultaneously with radiochemotherapy.
Let's say, as in a case that you describe in your piece, that a parent brings in a child with a gash on his face, and bupivacaine is about to be administered before stitches.
The Food and Drug Administration has concluded that manufacturers of CT scanners should do a better job of training and educating those who use their equipment, and that the machines themselves could be made safer by warning operators that a dangerously high radiation dose is about to be administered.
A nurse colleague was about to administer a painkiller injection, when the patient abused her and said: "Don't you know this causes muscle pain for seven days?" The patient demanded to be given an alternative medicine.
