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Fluid and Electrolyte Balance in Burns
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1953No insult to the body equals a burn in intensity. A severe, untreated burn causes death by initiating incredibly large and rapid shifts of fluids. In burns as well as in other conditions associated with fluid derangements, present day therapy is based on the assumption that optimal care consists of the administration of fluids at the same rate and in ...
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1966
W ater and electrolyte balance is of relatively little concern to the oral surgeon in the performance of routine minor office procedures, especially when the patient has been judged to bc in excellent physical condition. The traumatic effects of the surgical procedure and anesthesia are then minimal and transient and rarely cause untoward reactions ...
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W ater and electrolyte balance is of relatively little concern to the oral surgeon in the performance of routine minor office procedures, especially when the patient has been judged to bc in excellent physical condition. The traumatic effects of the surgical procedure and anesthesia are then minimal and transient and rarely cause untoward reactions ...
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Anaesthesia & Intensive Care Medicine, 2021
Abstract The human body is made up principally of water, two-thirds of which is intracellular and one-third extracellular. Dissolved in body water are a variety of mineral and organic salts and proteins. These components are quantified in millimoles and are electrochemically balanced in each compartment.
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Abstract The human body is made up principally of water, two-thirds of which is intracellular and one-third extracellular. Dissolved in body water are a variety of mineral and organic salts and proteins. These components are quantified in millimoles and are electrochemically balanced in each compartment.
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2015
The goal of anesthesia providers when caring for surgical patients or the critically ill is to ensure adequate tissue perfusion and thus tissue oxygenation. Surgery and the stress of being ill result in an increased oxygen requirement, and if one does not have the ability to increase oxygen delivery, then the likelihood of infection, multiorgan failure,
Patrick Hackett, Michael P. Mangione
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The goal of anesthesia providers when caring for surgical patients or the critically ill is to ensure adequate tissue perfusion and thus tissue oxygenation. Surgery and the stress of being ill result in an increased oxygen requirement, and if one does not have the ability to increase oxygen delivery, then the likelihood of infection, multiorgan failure,
Patrick Hackett, Michael P. Mangione
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Prolactin and electrolyte balance.
East African medical journal, 1974No abstract available.
Mugambi, M, Manku, MS
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Balanced electrolyte solutions
Critical Care Medicine, 1979R W, Virgilio, D E, Smith, C K, Zarins
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1989
Volume and distribution of the water in the body. Humans are composed mainly of water. The proportion of water is greatest, 75% of the body weight, in infancy. It falls to about 65% by the time growth has been completed, and in old age is only 55%.
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Volume and distribution of the water in the body. Humans are composed mainly of water. The proportion of water is greatest, 75% of the body weight, in infancy. It falls to about 65% by the time growth has been completed, and in old age is only 55%.
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Onconephrology: The intersections between the kidney and cancer
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021, Kenar D Jhaveri, Mark A Perazella
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