Sentence examples for started fluid from inspiring English sources

On the way to our hospital, an emergency physician got into the ambulance, established two intravenous lines and started fluid resuscitation.

Independent variables introduced in model 2 were: blood urea nitrogen, serum creatinine and kaliemia measured on reaching maximum RIFLE class (that is, before RRT was started), fluid accumulation (reflected by the difference between patients' weight recorded on reaching maximum RIFLE class and that recorded on ICU admission), and SAPS II score.

It is also used as a volatile starting fluid for diesel engines and gasoline engines in cold weather.

Nigerian residents at the hospital I am currently rotating in not only prescribe laboratory tests, IV fluid and medications, chemotherapy, etc. but they start IVs, draw blood tests, start fluid drips, set drip rates manually, mix medications, and administer medications.

(3) When to start fluid removal and finally (4) When to stop fluid removal?

This suggests that preload responsiveness should be assessed before starting fluid removal in order to avoid any haemodynamic deterioration.

Inferred starting fluid composition match that expected for fluids issued by dehydration of altered oceanic crust (dark green shaded area) assuming Cl totally is dissolved in the fluid (Ito, et al. 1983).

In critically ill patients at the late phase of shock, our group recently showed that a PLR test performed before starting fluid removal predicts intradialytic hypotension with accuracy, especially with good specificity and positive predictive value [90].

In this de-resuscitation phase, we try to find an answer to the third and fourth question: "When to start fluid removal?" and "When to stop fluid removal?" in order to find the balance between the benefits (reduction in second and third space fluid accumulation and tissue oedema) and risk (hypoperfusion) of fluid removal.

In this phase, on an individual basis for each patient, we try to find an answer to the first question: "When to start fluid therapy?" At the very initial phase of septic shock, answering the question is easy: fluid administration will significantly increase cardiac output in almost all cases.

Time points for the measurements were baseline (T0), during shock 120 min after administration of LPS (T1), 30 min after initiating fluid resuscitation (early reperfusion phase) (T2), and 120 min after starting fluid resuscitation (late reperfusion phase) (T3), which was the final endpoint of the experiment (Fig. 1).