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Infusion medication concentrations in UK's critical care areas: Are the Intensive Care Society's recommendations being used?

Following two studies done in 2007 and 2009, a follow-up of the adherence to the suggested guidelines on drug standardisation has been performed with a suggestion for future standards that can be achieved, to complement the recently published Carter report. The Intensive Care Society (ICS) introduced recommendations for infusion concentrations of 16 medications commonly used in critical care ar...

Clinical Predictors of Intensive Care Unit Admission for Asthmatic Children

IntroductionChildren with severe asthma attack are a challenging group of patients who could be difficult to treat and leading to significant morbidity and mortality. Asthma attack severity is qualitatively estimated as mild, moderate and severe attacks and respiratory failure based on conditions such as respiration status, feeling of dyspnea, and the degree of unconsciousness. part of which ar...

Mandatory Drug Testing of College Athletes: Are Athletes Being Denied Their Constitutional Rights?

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In Human-Computer Interaction and Computer Science, usability study is an indication of the interaction between human being with a computer program or a web interface. Recent studies regarding the usability testing and evaluation indicate that observation is one of the most important tools for evaluating usability. This includes active and passive observation. However, observation is a tool whi...

Biology Professor to Leave Wake Forest Mter Being Denied Tenure

Apparently caught in the midst of Wake Forest's growing pains, William Thomas, assistant professor of biology, has been denied tenure for a university professorship. He is preparing to find a job at another university. ''l'mobviouslydisappointed;lliketheschool. I think I've done a good job doing important things," Thomas Said. ''This issue falls in the center of a large issue facing universitie...