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... cell disease with
acute chest syndrome . Anesthesiology 1997 ; 87 ( 4 ): 988 – 990 .
407
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M. Foley, J. Phelan and G. Dildy. ... body irradiation
Bone marrow/stem cell tansplantation
Solid organ transplantation
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volume in 15 healthy parturients at 38 weeks (not in labor) and
then again at 2, 6, 12, and 24 weeks postpartum. Their results
show a decrease in cardiac output from 7 .42 L/min at 38 weeks ...
in part, for the altered response of the maternal cardiovascular
system to labor in the setting of regional anesthesia.
Hemodynamic c hanges d uring the p ostpartum p eriod
The postpartum .....
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... Textbook of Critical Care ,
2nd edn. Philadelphia : WB Saunders , 1989 .
23 Shibutani K , Komatsu T , Kubal K et al. Critical levels of oxygen
delivery in anesthetical man . Crit Care Med 1983 ... pathophysiology and interpretation . In:
Critical Care Manual: Applied Physiology and Principles of Therapy ,
2nd edn. Philadelphia : FA Davis , 1992 : 389 – 421 .
72 Wilson...
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... therapeutic care will be necessary, paying careful
attention to common areas of injury and ongoing risk. Care is
best accomplished by a multidisciplinary team. Neonatal and
maternal care providers ... integral part of the considerations and planning for any deliv-
ery. Regardless of level of care, a trained and experienced team,
readily available, is an integral part of perinat...
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Opin Crit Care 2002 ; 8 : 421 – 429 .
116 American Thoracic Society Documents . Guidelines for the manage-
ment of adults with hospital - acquired, ventilator - associated, and
health care - ...
College of Critical Care Medicine (ACCM) of the Society of
Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), American Society of Health - System
Pharmacists, American College of Chest Physicians . Cr...
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... pretransfusion IgA
levels in patients with a history
of anaphylaxis to transfusion
Hypotension Hypotension, tachycardia Bradykinin generation; may
be exacerbated by ACE
inhibitor
Stop ... blood unit;
give antibiotics; notify
blood transfusion service
Care in donor selection, blood
collection and storage; careful
attention to arm preparation for
phlebotomy
DIC = disseminated...
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... .
32 Iberti TJ , Daily EK , Leibowitz AB . Assessment of critical care nurses ’
knowledge of the pulmonary artery catheter . Crit Care Med 1994 ; 22 :
1674 – 1678 .
33 Johnson MK , Schumann ... , Bruelle P , Ripart J et al. Cardiac output measurement in
critically ill patients: Comparison of continuous and conventional
thermodilution techniques . Can J Anesth 1995 ; 42 : 972...
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... published [141, 142] . Although this novel medication
shows promise, heparin, with UFH or LMWH, remains the
fi rst - line agent for treatment and prevention of VTE during
pregnancy.
Antepartum m ... the small risk of
hypothyroidism, non - radioactive iodine should be administered
orally for 24 hours prior to and for 2 weeks after the procedure.
In non - lactating postpartum patients,...
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... uneventful pregnancy for the
most part. It is important, however, for each patient to under-
stand the impact of poorly controlled asthma on her pregnancy
of potential hypothalamic – pituitary – adrenal ... 23.2 .
Patients with acute asthma who present to the emergency
department require expeditious evaluation and care. Initial care
is no different than in non - pregnant patients an...
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... normal pancreatic func-
tion, while chronic disease represents residual damage to the
365
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M. Foley, J. Phelan and G. Dildy. ... activation of vasoactive substances can
lead to profound, refractory hypotension. Renal failure may
develop following hypotensive episodes and acute tubular necro-
sis. Overwhelming sepsi...