Sentence examples for patient fed from inspiring English sources

As a patient fed up with being stuck in the endless cycles of echo cardiograms, tests and waiting for specialist appointments, this delights me.

But if there is a slow recovery and a patient Fed, then picking companies with higher credit ratings would be a better bet.

We examined the 12 d survival in patient blood-fed mosquito cohorts in which 100% of members became DENV-infected (N = 116 cohorts), versus those where 100% of mosquitoes remained uninfected (N = 88).

S. boulardii was used in two trials either with enteral fed patients or patients with active diarrhoea and found an improvement in the habitual microbiota in the patients with active diarrhoea, 66 but only showed indirect evidence of short-chain fatty acid changes in the other study 65 (Strength: strong, Quality: moderate).

Furthermore, this finding counters the argument that the sickest patients are the most difficult to feed and that is why we observe improve outcome in the better fed patient.

Half of the contacts held or carried a patient, a third fed or washed a patient, and a tenth reported sharing a bed with a patient (Table 3).

The mean total piperaquine exposure in fasting patients was used to calculate the mean exposure in fed patients after a putative food effect, and the SD was based on that observed for fasting patients but was assumed to be proportional to exposure.

There was no major impact of food on apparent clearance (CL/ F) (23.9 ± 4.94 liters/h for fed patients versus 23.8 ± 9.52 liters/h for fasting patients) or apparent volume of distribution (V z/ F) (1,860 ± 235 liters for fed patients versus 1,820 ± 440 liters for fasting patients).

FGF21 serum concentrations were quantified in 405 fed patients requiring intensive care for at least 7 days, who were randomized to normoglycemia or tolerating hyperglycemia, and in 20 matched controls.

Intervention : intravenous FO-containing LEs as part of PN or as a pharmaconutrient strategy (enterally fed patients).

We chose a semi-elemental, concentrated feeding solution that would be useful in both full volume and trophic fed patients (Peptamen 1.5®, Nestle, North York, Ontario, Canada).