A Textbook for Medical AssistantsMosby, 1971 - 473 sider |
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Side 320
... given by hypodermic intramuscularly and sometimes intrave- nously . Strychnine is a stimulant given at times for its effect on the central nervous system and some action on the heart muscle . It may be given by mouth in a tonic or occa ...
... given by hypodermic intramuscularly and sometimes intrave- nously . Strychnine is a stimulant given at times for its effect on the central nervous system and some action on the heart muscle . It may be given by mouth in a tonic or occa ...
Side 321
... given by mouth unless they are prepared in the sodium form , which is insoluble . They come in tablets of 0.5 Gm ... given by mouth . It may pro- duce nausea . It is sometimes given intrave- nously in emergencies or if not tolerated by ...
... given by mouth unless they are prepared in the sodium form , which is insoluble . They come in tablets of 0.5 Gm ... given by mouth . It may pro- duce nausea . It is sometimes given intrave- nously in emergencies or if not tolerated by ...
Side 414
... given before , if there were any bad effects , how long has it been since serum was given , is the patient subject to asthmatic attacks , and so on . Be particularly careful if the patient gives a history of being subject to horse serum ...
... given before , if there were any bad effects , how long has it been since serum was given , is the patient subject to asthmatic attacks , and so on . Be particularly careful if the patient gives a history of being subject to horse serum ...
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The medical assistantrole and function | 3 |
Public relations | 14 |
Medical specialties and symbols | 22 |
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