Combined volume control set-piggyback system for intermittent intravenous therapy

Paxinos, James; Samuels, Tom M.

doi:10.1093/ajhp/32.9.892

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“…A new method for intermittent administration of intravenous fluids, which maintains the advantages of the piggyback system but at a lower cost, was described (282). A prototype in-line intravenous final filter with a large filtration area and an air elimination feature was evaluated (283).…”

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Pharmaceutical sciences—1975: Literature review of pharmaceutics I

Goodhart¹,

Eichman

1976

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences

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Section: Pharmaceutical Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Pharmaceutical sciences—1975: Literature review of pharmaceutics I

Goodhart¹,

Eichman

1976

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences

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The Impact of Clinical Pharmacist Activity on Intravenous Fluid and Medication Administration

Kelly¹,

Covinsky²,

Fendler³

et al. 1980

Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy

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Utilization patterns and cost data were collected for intravenous therapy in two populations. Patients in two units were considered to be study, and the clinical pharmacist on these units emphasized appropriate use of and acceptable alternatives to various modes of intravenous therapy. In two other comparable units, the clinical pharmacist did not pay special attention to intravenous therapy. The study was conducted for approximately six weeks to assure a minimum of 50 patients on each of the four units. The results of this study indicate that utilization patterns for intravenous therapy can be significantly altered by clinical pharmacist activity. Substantial savings in costs to the patient were demonstrated.

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Combined volume control set-piggyback system for intermittent intravenous therapy

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Pharmaceutical sciences—1975: Literature review of pharmaceutics I

Pharmaceutical sciences—1975: Literature review of pharmaceutics I

The Impact of Clinical Pharmacist Activity on Intravenous Fluid and Medication Administration

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