Sentence examples for score of fluid from inspiring English sources

They realized that fluid overload >10% increased the risk of death by 1.6 per each standardized step (Z score) of fluid accumulation; similarly, a creatinine increase >0.3 mg/dl with respect to baseline also showed a significant effect, the risk of death being more than doubled per each Z-score change.

Afterward, a research assistant documented the patient's vitals, weight, clinical score, and volume of fluid administered.

They were given some sort of fluid.

The training tasks generally require only 15 to 25 minutes of work per day, five days a week, and have been found to improve scores on tests of fluid intelligence in as little as four weeks.

The RISC score confirmed the influence of fluid volume on mortality because this score was directly influenced by the administered prehospital volume; that is, by the prothrombin ratio, hemoglobin concentration and transfusion of pRBC.

In our present study, we included in our propensity score analysis the amount of fluid received by 36 hours after surgery to address this bias.

Third, although we included the total amount of fluids given to the patient prior to the HE in the propensity score models, an assessment of fluid responsiveness was not included in the models.

However, GHRH treatment was associated with improved scores in several domains of fluid (but not crystallized) intelligence – those measures previously found correlated with circulating IGF-I levels (Vitiello et al 2006).

The type 1 diabetes group did, however, score lower on specific tests of fluid intelligence and complex tasks of executive function.

The fluid scores are as follows: 3=Large amount of fluid (>300 cc).

More remarkable, they also scored higher on one of the single best measures of fluid intelligence, the Raven's Progressive Matrices.