Sentence examples for patient's base from inspiring English sources

As the patient's base excess level gradually decreased from −4.9 to −6.8, maternal acidosis was suspected to be progressing, so sodium bicarbonate 10.5 g was administered to compensate for this (pH ranged 7.35 7.41).

Adverse effect Any unforeseen and unexpected accident identified upon medical examination that has caused an injury and/or incapacity due to health care received and not the patient's base ailment.

Finally, it is noted that the regression analysis used multiple samples taken from each patient; thus each measurement cannot be considered truly independent in a statistical sense (even though an individual patient's base deficit may have changed markedly over the 72 hours after admission).

It has a well-defined triage criteria using Emergency Severity Index-IV (ESI-IV) with an electronic patient's data base system.

The importance of the patient's knowledge base and the patient's broader healthcare institutional context (ie, relationship with specialist provider) in explaining observed discharges AMA requires further study.

In the mean time, diabetes educators should assess patients' knowledge, including education provided by primary care physicians or during hospitalization, to complement and enhance each patient's knowledge base, and to avoid redundancy [ 51].

The doctor spoke authoritatively about the patient's history, based on what he'd gleaned from reports and from what he was seeing on the body itself.

Doctors can use the relatively inexpensive test to help tip the scales in cases where a patient's risk, based on other measures, appears severe but uncertain.

Here we develop a model to predict a patient's age based on large-scale and heterogeneous sleep EEG datasets.

Mr. Wilcox's lawyer, Mr. Farrington, cited studies indicating that psychologists who tried to predict a patient's behavior based on their clinical judgment were wrong more often than they were right.

The GMC's guidance Good Medical Practice (July 1998) states that 'Good clinical care must include an adequate assessment of the patient's condition, based on the history, and clinical signs and if necessary an appropriate examination'.