Sentence examples for of not administering from inspiring English sources

A nurse at the home admitted neglect on the basis of not administering the correct medication.

We should only prescribe fluids when they are clearly indicated and should balance the risk of not administering enough with the increasingly apparent risks of too much fluid.

The effects of not administering this simple treatment include: low birth weight, pre-term or stillborn babies, anemia in both mother and child, maternal haemorrhage, or worse, maternal death.

Furthermore, the policy implemented at Syrian public hospitals of not administering pain relief might have also confound the impact of the intervention on satisfaction as women would definitely prefer it.

The difference (U1-U3) representhethe consequences of not administering treatment where indicated, while (U4-U2) representhethe consequences of administering treatment to a patient who does not need it.

The reasons of not administering Bev in 35 of the 272 treated patients were: a history of deep vein thrombosis (2), severe coronary artery disease (3), inadequately controlled arterial hypertension (13), other significant cardiac diseases (3), stroke (1), recent metastasectomy (1), brain metastasis with edema (1), advanced age (6), patient's decision (1) and unknown reasons (4).

To compare, in horses undergoing laparotomy for colic, the effects of administering or not administering a loading intravenous (IV) bolus of lidocaine prior to its constant rate infusion (CRI).

One facility was fined $8,000 in 2008 and $14,000 last year for delaying the start of dialysis in patients, not administering physician-prescribed drugs and not documenting whether ordered tests had been performed.

If this is the case, our results in fact underestimate the proportion of cases not administered under DOTS strategy.

Trastuzumab did not significantly affect conversion of HER2 (change in two of 31 patients versus four of 28 patients not administered trastuzumab; P = 0.22), whereas endocrine therapy strongly influenced conversion of both HRs (ER, 20 of 49 and 13 of 66 in patients who did and did not receive endocrine therapy, respectively; P = 0.021; PR, 22 of 48 and 10 of 66, respectively; 0.001).

In the second case, a unique problem to CPOE occurred when a loading dose of phenytoin was not administered because a stage of prescription activation was not correctly carried out; the computer-generated order for the nurse to administer the drug was not triggered due to poor prescribing practice, leading to the dose being omitted.