Insulin doses should be titrated using structured and enforced titration schedules to optimize the achievement of glycaemic goals and to help ensure that all study groups achieve glycaemic parity.
If their FPG is above target, the dose should be titrated to achieve FPG 4 6 mmol/L (72 108 mg/dL); however, if hypoglycaemia occurs, an additional daily dose should be added rather than further dose titration.
Sedatives should be titrated to observable signs of distress.
Introduction: During acute exacerbation of COPD oxygen should be titrated to avoid both hypoxemia and hyperoxia.
These should be titrated until the symptoms subside or side effects develop [15].
Thus, the dose of NE should be titrated until we reach the target SAP (Figure 1).
Norepinephrine (starting at 0.01 μg/kg/min) should be titrated upwards while fluid resuscitation continues.
Preventive therapy should always be based on a single drug which should be titrated to the lowest effective and well tolerated dose.
Thus, once this initial MAP target is achieved, MAP should be titrated up or down based on the measures of organ function and tissue perfusion.
The right amount of administered volume should be titrated "goal directed" using a strategy based on macro-hemodynamic parameters of flow and volume.
It has been observed that EDTA released on the addition of tartaric acid should be titrated under hot conditions, because at room temperature EDTA is released partially and poor results are obtained.
