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Toxicology,History. Obtain as accurate a history as possible, including the substance ingested or inhaled and the amount and time of ingestion. Always consider possible ingestion or inhalation of multiple substances.

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Medications Used for the Respiratory Systemasive monitoring for critically ill and high-risk patients. In these units the patient’s physiological variables are reported to the practitioner on a continuous basis, so that titrated care can be provided.

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Emily A. Arnold,Marlon M. Baileys lower than normal (<7.35), . is present. Similarly, any process that tends to cause the accumulation of bicarbonate (HCO.) is an . An elevated blood pH (>7.45) is referred to as . When the acid–base disturbance arises as a result of changes in the carbon dioxide tension (PCO.) of the blood, a respiratory process is present.

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Neurologic Disorders,death includes the concept of . defined as the permanent cessation of all brain function. This concept has evolved coincident with the increasing use of transplantation and, thus, is an important concept for the critical care practitioner to master.

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Critical Care Oncology,vival. Critical care may be needed on a short-term basis for the complications of the underlying malignancy or of aggressive antineoplastic therapy. Postoperative critical care has greatly facilitated major extirpative cancer surgery and is an implicit part of other approaches such as bone marrow transplantation.