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Our unit NICU in Hong Kong also practises primary care nurse for the babies born TiffyRN, I am interested in your research, would you mind sending me a copy as well^^ .

Dear all, i came acorss some cases on bipap or ventilator, dr will check the thyroid function test occassionally; and i ve checked that ppl with hypothyroidism will prolonged their weaning from ventilator, so replacement of thyroxine can help. but why ppl on ventilator will more prone to hypothyroidism, is there any relationship between them? thank you

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dear all, i would like to ask how s the IABP works ? why inflating the ballon in the diastole can increase the coronary artery perfusion ? thank you

thanks Daytonite :wink2::wink2:

by the way, patient with COPD are commonly using BIPAP to eliminate CO2 retention, but how exactly the BIPAP help ? thankyou for your help

thank you all for the detailed information

Hello, i would like to ask what s the difference between, central venous line, hickmann line, and pulmonary catheter ? thank you ~~

Dear all, I have asked some RNs about why added to Gelofusine, and they said that its because the insulin is being absored in the plastics tubing of IVset tubings as what talaxandra said. So Gelofusine is act like vehicle solution to enchance the effect of the insulin . and i hve found a article which is similar to this situation . http://ndt.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/18/8/1677

but i just dont know why add to Gelo ?

the patient is not hypotensive, admit for adjusting insulin dose as poor DM control. When infusing Actrapid+Gelo, we ve to take Q2H h'stix to see the blood glucose level so as to adjust the dose of insulin of the Basal-bolus regime

Hello, i would like to ask a what is the purpose of adding 50units of Actrapid to 50ml of Gelofusin and the patient admit for hyperglycemia with poor DM control. The dr is adjusting the dose of insulin. But i just wonder why Gelofusin but not others? thanks!

why there is two diagnosis in the surgery summary sheet? one is the operative diagnosis : acute CVA and left lobar haemorrhage and the other is preoperative diagnosis : left haemorrhagic infarct and acute subdural haemorrhage

is it the risk factors of gallstones? and fair refers to what ?

i found it is extremely for me to memorise all the drugs' action, mechanism, side effects and nursing intervention these websites are really useful ! thanks a lot !