... but not to exceed measured fluid output by urine, vomitus, gastrointestinal output. Obvious sweat losses in febrile patients are compensated for empirically. The volume therapy is guided further by (a) evidence of clinical edema or dehydra- tion, and (b) ...

... in renal insufficiency is to produce an alkaline urine, the therapeutic value of which is debatable. We found no evidence that the use of alkalis has any place ...

... methods of checking the effect- iveness of Chemo-therapeutic agents in dealing with ma- lignant growths by specific evidence in urine and blood of the presence of the tumor, ...

... investigation, documentation and treatment of urinary incontinence behavioural therapies for incontinence Insufficient evidence interventions for bowel management problems Incontinence of urine and faeces is dramatically increased following stroke. The ...

... data generated to inform human mechanistic relevance at therapeutic doses and exposures (e.g., urine drug concentrations and evidence of crystal formation, targeted measurements of clinical plasma ...

... remedy; as has a frequent pulse with scanty urine. 288 SEDATIVES. ... medical evidences, the different testimonies respect- ing the properties of ...

... purging of bloody material, scanty albuminous and bloody urine, embarrassed ... of the brain. Therapeutics.—In small doses it is a useful emmena- ...

... 6.1. The hypothesis that acidity of the urine is of prime importance in the genesis of renal damage has led to widespread therapeutic use of alkalinization in cases of severe muscle trauma or intravenous hemolysis. But there is some evidence that hemoglobin and its products, as well as ...

... combat syphilis. With bismuth and with mercury, the urine should be examined weekly, and the teeth watched for evidence of stomatitis and a bismuth line. Rarely with bismuth therapy are severe reactions noted. With arsenic on the ...

... bell-like second sound at the right base; evidence of marked left ventricular ... arms. Almost frantic therapeutic efforts are made, as a rule, to reduce ...