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Comparisons between the different intra-arterial thrombolysis trials and between intraarterial thrombolysis and intravenous thrombolysis is hampered by differences in methodology and type of thrombolytic therapy. In addition, within the intra-arterial thrombolysis trials, thrombolytic deUvery has varied between regional into a parent vessel of the thrombosed vessel, local into the affected artery and into the thrombus itself, or combinations of these methods. In addition, the infusion process has been variable, ranging from continuous to pulsed infusion. Some studies have allowed physical clot dispersion using the tip of the microcatheter while this was prohibited in others, for instance in the PROACT trials. 

When diazoxide or nitroprusside isused fora hypertensve emergency, the nurse placesthe patient in a supine position immediately before, as well as after, administration of the drug. The rate of infusion (nitroprussde) or rate of direct IV administration (diazoxide) and the patient s blood pressure are monitored closely during and after administration of the drug because severe hypotension can occur. The blood pressure and pulse rate may need to be monitored every 15 minutes until the blood pressure is reduced to safe levels The systolic pressure should not drop below 60 mm Hg. 

The primary healtii care provider is kept informed of die patient s response to die drug because a dosage change may be necessary. The primary healdi care provider establishes guidelines for die regulation of die IV infusion rate, as well as die blood pressure and pulse ranges tiiat require stopping die IV infusion. 

The nurse inspects the IV needle site every 30 minutes for signs of extravasation. Potassium is irritating to the tissues. If extravasation occurs, the nurse discontinues the IV immediately and notifies the primary health care provider. The acutely ill patient and the patient with severe hypokalemia will require monitoring of the blood pressure and pulse rate every 15 to 30 minutes during the time of the IV infusion. The nurse measures the intake and output every 8 hours. The infusion rate is slowed to keep the vein open, and the primary health care provider is notified if an irregular pulse is noted. 

To characterize the responses to PbTx-2, five dose rates (0, 12.5, 25, 50, and 100 ig/kg/hr in 2 ml saline) were infused into the jugular catheters of rats (four per group). Heart rates, systolic and diastolic arterial blood pressures, pulse pressures, respiratory rates, core and peripheral body temperatures, lead VI0 ECCjs, and arterial blood gases were monitored. Clinical signs and behaviors were recorded by video camera. After infusion, animals were monitored for 6 hr, by which time most had either died or recovered to near baseline physiological levels. 

Figure 4.4 Effect of a free-radical scavenger M-(2-mercaptoproplonyl)-glycine (MPG) on the recovery of contractile function following 15 min of regional ischaemia in the dog heart, (a) MPG infused 1 min before reperfusion, (b) MPG infused 1 min after reperfusion. Contractile function was assessed as changes in ventricular wall thickening measured using an ultrasonic pulsed-Doppler epicardial probe. Note The free radical scavenger MPG can reduce myocardial stunning only when present during the first minute of reperfusion. Redrawn with permission from Bolli et af. (1989).

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Zhao W, Yang R, Wang M and Lu R. 2009. Effects of pulsed electric fields on bioactive components, colour and flavour of green tea infusions. Int J Food Sci Technol 44 312-321. 

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Blood pressure, pulse, respirations, and temperature every 15 min, then every 30 min for the first 4 hr of the infusion to assess for adverse reactions. Adverse reactions include abdominal pain, anorexia, chills, fever, nausea, vomiting, and tremors. If adverse reactions occur, slow the infusion rate and give prescribed drugs to provide symptomatic relief. For patients with a severe reaction and those without orders for symptomatic relief, stop the infusion and notify the physician. 

Blood pressure, pulse, serum electrolytes, urine volume, urinary sodium, serum creatinine, blood urea nitrogen, electrocardiogram, hepaticfunctiontests, infusion rate... 

BP and pulse q5 min during infusion if BP drops 30 mm Hg, stop infusion... 

Thus, the scalers on the dosimeter module may be set to display in mCi of Rb-82, since the circuit incorporates an adjustable pulse divider corresponding to the proportionality constant. In addition to displaying the activity of Rb-82 passing the detector at any instant, the second scaler provides a summation of total activity eluted. The flow rate constant, F, is set equal to the flow rate control of the infusion pump. 

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