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... primigravid women with pregnancy -
induced hypertension . Am J Obstet Gynecol 1983 ; 145 : 481 – 483 .
43 Ward K , Hata A , Jeunemaitre X , et al. A molecular variant of
angiotensinogen associated ... and
prevention . Semin Perinatol 2007 ; 31 : 135 – 41 .
48 Masse J , Forest JC , Moutquin JM , et al. A prospective study of several
potential biologic markers for early prediction o...
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...
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 ... measured cardiac output and stroke
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 outp...
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... ; 266 : 548 .
22 Shoemaker WC , Ayers S , Grenuik A et al. Textbook of Critical Care ,
2nd edn. Philadelphia : WB Saunders , 1989 .
23 Shibutani K , Komatsu T , Kubal K et al. Critical ... intrapulmonary shunting in criti-
cally ill patients . Crit Care Med 1988 ; 16 : 1243 .
59 Wilson RF . Acid – base problems . In: Critical Care Manual: Applied
Physiology and Principle...
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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 ... intensive care . Crit Care Nurse
2003 ; 23 : 42 – 48 .
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation in Pregnancy
107
63 Dillon WP et al. Life support and maternal death during pregnancy ....
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intensive care unit . Curr Opin Clin Nutr Met Care 2005 ; 8 ( 2 ):
189 – 196 .
126 Jeejeebhoy KN . Permissive underfeeding of the critically ill patient .
Nutr Clin Pract 2004 ; 19 : 477 – 480 ...
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...
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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 ... coagulopathy [9] . Upon
delivery, clotting studies can be performed on the cord blood,
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... therapy [143 – 148] . These changes in bone
density have ranged from demineralization changes observed in
the spine, hip, and femur radiographs to overt fractures [114,146 –
148] and occur in ... 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,
125...
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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...