Sentence examples for patient special from inspiring English sources

29 If application of RIT is considered in a clinical setting, where surgery-related complications could require intensive care for the patient, special care should be taken to ensure minimal exposure of medical personnel to radiation.

These aspects are, when applicable: current situation of the patient, special circumstances, possible risks, required actions, timing of the actions, reporting back, and finally, is the structure of the SBAR being used.

The participating physicians (65%%) also prescribed nonpharmacological therapies such as orthopedic shoe inserts with an average cost of 250.00€ per patient, special shoes (anatomic) with an average cost of 60€ per patient, and (35%%) prescribed special stockings/socks (two pairs annually) for osteoarthritis with a total cost of 90.00€ per patient.

Thus, the Capital Region and Zealand Region have higher costs for in-patient, out-patient, special care in primary care and pharmaceuticals than the three other regions, whereas the opposite is true for services in general practice.

In the anesthetic management of such patients, special caution should be exercised while attempting tracheal intubation because it may cause mucosal edema in the upper airway.

Aiming at a redirection of patients, special attention should go to these patients.

Usually they are less experienced, less informed about the patients' special problems, and overworked.

Identification of patients at high risk for severe postoperative pain and giving those patients special attention would be desirable.

Diagnosis of HCV infection in patients with dengue is highly recommended in order to establish potential risk in clinical manifestations as well as dictate patients' special care.

Thus, whenever prescribing oral anticoagulation is decided in elderly patients, special attention should be given to avoid over-anticoagulation to minimise hemorrhagic complications.

In haemodialysis (HD) patients, special causes of variations are well known in association with dialysis-induced changes, haemoconcentration, subsequent haemodilution (albumin variation), interdialytic interval, vitamin D and calcium intake, PTH related disorders and bone resistance to PTH action [ 2].