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...ly used in [[Critical illness|critically ill]] patients in the [[intensive care unit]] and elsewhere. Before insertion into radial or ulnar, the [[Allen te
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Although [[Intensive care unit|intensive care units]] (ICUs) account for fewer than 10% of total beds in most hospitals,
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...ory:Anaesthesia and Intensive care (POTE course)|Anaesthesia and Intensive Care]] (currently working on importing)
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...e risk of morbidity and mortality and has high incidence amongst intensive care and postoperative patients. Most of these patients (postoperative, [[sepsis
...single dollar spent on nutrition brings 3,25 dollars advantage in hospital care.
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* For patients treated with antibiotics for infections in [[intensive care units]], a reduction in PCT level by 80% or to < 0,5 µg/L means that disco
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...or [[non-invasive ventilation]] is used. In very severe cases, [[Intensive care unit|ICU]] admission is necessary.
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...less indicates a severely depressed or asphyxiated newborn, which requires intensive resuscitation.
== Routine neonatal care ==
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Many of these patients require [[intensive care]], especially those in shock. The initial mangement should aim to stabilise
These patients usually do not need more than a few days of intensive diuretic therapy, either IV or an increase in their usual PO loop diuretic
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...d from the donor, the donor must be stabilised, usually in the [[intensive care unit]]. This involves monitoring and stabilisation to ensure:
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..., we may reverse or improve any treatable underlying cause, establish more intensive monitoring, and evaluate the need for early induction of labour. The presen
During routine prenatal care visits, the foetus’ weight and growth over time is estimated with the hel
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...raemia requires hospitalisation. Sever hypernatraemia requires [[intensive care]]. For treatment of [[diabetes insipidus]], see the corresponding article.
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...alaemia requires hospitalisation. Severe hypokalaemia requires [[intensive care]]. Severe cases should be continously monitored with ECG. The underlying ca
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<section begin="anaesthesia and intensive care" /><section begin="traumatology" />'''Circulatory shock''', often called ju
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** Being in an intensive care unit
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