Sentence examples for running infusion from inspiring English sources

With both methods, the nearly empty syringe and the new full syringe, set at the same flow rate, are connected to the catecholamine line of the central venous catheter via a three-way stopcock, which is used to close the running infusion and open the new infusion at the same time.

This handling consisted of loading the new infusion with a new line into a new syringe pump, and priming the line when the running infusion was about to finish.

The CDC Healthcare Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee HICPACC) offers direction for the prevention of CLAB by limiting manipulations of and entry into running infusions.

† Blood, gastric content, or foreign body visible below the vocal cords during laryngoscopy Need of vasopressor was defined as an intravenous bolus of a vasopressor or an increase in infusion rate of a running catecholamine infusion.

Following instructions to the patient in relevant radioprotection issues the Rhenium-186 HEDP was injected intravenously through the side port of fast running saline infusion.

Mivacurium (commercialized in our country until 1999 by Glaxo-Wellcome de México, Mexico City, Mexico) was administered as a bolus dose into the T-connector of a rapidly running intravenous infusion.

When he does try to keep the engine running with infusions of ambiguity and complication, they often seem implausible or inconsistent.

Those pieces, for a granita maker, "are very difficult to get," said Neumann, who runs Liquid Infusion, a mobile bar and beverage caterer in Melbourne, Australia.

FOLFIRI-3 regimen was given every 14 days as follows: on day 1, irinotecan 100 mg m−2 as a 1-h infusion, running concurrently with LV 200 mg m−2 as a 2-h infusion via a Y-connector, followed by 5FU 2000 mg m−2 as a 46-h infusion using a disposable elastomeric pump.

ZD2767P was administered as three bolus doses an hour apart, into a fast running i.v. infusion of Dextrose 5%, through a central (Hickman) line.

We also reduced the number of infusions running without prescription, 7 (6%) versus 24 (19%).