Sentence examples for managed in resuscitation from inspiring English sources

Four patients with critical conditions managed in resuscitation room were described.

All patients who presented to the ED from 1 June 2009 to 30 December 2009 with clinical signs of shock managed in the resuscitation zone were enrolled in this study.

Informed consent was waived on the basis that this was an epidemiological study without clinical intervention, and that patients managed in the resuscitation room and ICUs are critically ill and often incapable of fully informed consent.

The objective of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of a modified Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE II) scoring system in predicting the mortality for critically ill patients managed in emergency department (ED) resuscitation rooms in Hong Kong.

These concerns highlight the fact that one should be cautious in using this FEAST trial as a clear-cut analogy for how sepsis resuscitation should be managed in resource-rich countries.

More than half of women who experienced PPH were managed in regional hospitals, with a blood bank available, skilled staff for transfusion, cardiopulmonary maternal resuscitation and hysterectomy, and with guidelines and continuous medical training available.

Thus, vital signs were measured in 3%%, antibiotic criteria was met in 59%% of the cases, intravenous fluid resuscitation was administered to 35%% of women with hypotension and pain was managed in 87%% of the cases.

He last managed in 1974.

Children who were managed according to American College of Critical Care Medicine/Pediatric Advanced Life Support (ACCM-PALS) guideline[ 10, 11] that received up to 60 mls/kg of isotonic fluid resuscitation over the first hour by community physicians or para-medics show a nine-fold reduction in mortality compared to cases who were not managed in accordance with these recommendations [ 12].

In their first study, Bobrow et al. retrospectively analyzed 1,019 patients who were managed during resuscitation either with positive pressure bag-mask ventilation or with passive insufflation of oxygen through an oropharyngeal airway [ 16].

The concept of the relationship between DO2/VO2 was a milestone in shock resuscitation, and determining the dependence of DO2/VO2 is the core idea in managing shock resuscitation [ 29– 31].