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Ancient Literacy, Caesar's Audience I use the terms "reader" and "audience" more or less interchangeably. But I do not mean to suggest that contemporaries necessarily read Caesar's words precisely as we read books today--in private, silently to ourselves. William V. Harris has shown that even for the Roman upper class, "it is clear that listening, instead of reading for oneself, " is what always seemed natural.1 Silent, solitary reading was not unknown, however. Harris concedes that solitary readers are attested as early as the fifth century B. C. he points to the fact that a youth is depicted apparently reading by himself on a red-figure lekythos of about 470 ; .2 But in his overall argument, Harris seems to maintain, probably correctly, that most elite reading in the late Republic and for at least several centuries thereafter ; was done out loud and in public. Note that Aulus Hirtius, author of the eighth book of Caesar's Gallic War Commentaries, uses the verb audire in the preface to the book in a context which suggests that he and his audience hear the subject matter, as opposed to studying it in private by silent reading.3 Sometimes a text might be read aloud to a solitary listener, but Harris seems to feel that most often, reading was a group activity. For example, groups of elite. The risk of seizures is greatest during the delivery period; 1-2% of epileptic women suffer a GTCS during labour. This must be made known to the patient and her obstetrician so that necessary precautions can be taken. The patient's regular AEDs must be continued through labour, via a nasogastric tube or intravenously, if necessary. As pain, emotional stress and hyperventilation may increase the risk of seizures, epidural anaesthesia should be considered early during labour. If frequent GTCS or complex partial seizures do occur during labour, a caesarean section is indicated. An elective caesarean section is also recommended if frequent GTCS or complex partial seizures occur during the last weeks of pregnancy; the treatment of the seizure itself should proceed in the usual manner. Owing to the risk of potentially fatal bleeding in infants born to mothers on AEDs particularly hepatic enzyme-inducing drugs ; , patients should be given 20 mg day of oral vitamin K1 in the last month of pregnancy, and or their newborns given 1 mg of vitamin K1 intramuscularly at birth. If there is evidence of bleeding in the newborn, intravenous fresh frozen plasma should be given. 9.1.8 Foetal malformations. This leaflet answers some common questions about Phenergan. It does not contain all the available information. It does not take the place of talking to your pharmacist or doctor. All medicines have risks and benefits. Your pharmacist or doctor has weighed the risks of you taking Phrnergan against the benefits they expect it will have for you. If you have any concerns about taking this medicine, ask your pharmacist or doctor. Keep this leaflet with the medicine. You may need to read it again. 36; 00 0 items ; checkout allergy anthelmintics anti bacterial anti convulsants anti depressants anti fungal anti viral antibiotics arthritis asthma blood pressure cancer cardiovascular cholesterol diabetes diuretics eye drops gastrointestinal hair loss inflammatory men's health migraines muscle relaxers nausea & vomiting osteoporosis other pain medicine respiratory skin care stop smoking thyroid weight loss women's health other search by letter: a b c proceed please enable javascript and cookies ; in your browser. Cardiac Arrhythmias: Follow with rhythm specific therapy for symptomatic refractory cases. Do not use procainamide. - Lidocaine Xylocaine ; for Ventricular Tachycardia REFRACTORY to Benzodiazepines. IV: 1-1.5 mg kg every 3-5 minutes to a max of 3 mg kg. ETT: 2-3 mg kg 2 times IV dose ; every 3-5 minutes to a max of 3 mg kg. Maintenance Infusion 2-4 mg minute titrated for effect, to be initiated if ectopy resolves. Must rebolus with lidocaine in 5-10 minutes after initiation of drip to reach therapeutic levels unless max bolus dose has been reached ; . Always give full initial dose, but reduce all subsequent doses by for elderly 70 ; or with impaired hepatic function. - Magnesium Sulfate for Torsades REFRACTORY to Benzodiazepines ; IV: 2 g given SLOWLY. Take 2 g 4cc ; , dilute to 20 cc make 10% solution. Do not give faster than 1 g minute. PHYSICIAN PEARLS: The Hyperdynamic stimulant ; Toxidrome generally consists of: Restlessness Tachycardia Excessive speech and Hypertension Excessive motor activity Hyperthermia Tremor Hallucinations Insomnia Seizures Management of agitated or combative patients: Use of sedatives Benzodiazepines ; is highly recommended for even moderate agitation from hyperdynamic use, and may decrease heat production, decrease cardiac toxicity, and improve outcomes, as well as improve provider safety. Use of Haldol or Phenergzn with patients under the active influence of hyperdynamics is relatively contraindicated due to these drugs effects on seizure threshold, heat production and general side effects that may complicate care. MDMA, and the more toxic drug PMA, have both amphetamine and hallucinatory like effects. The stimulant effects of MDMA PMA, which enable users to perform physical exertion like dancing ; for extended periods, may also lead to dehydration, tachycardia, and hypertension. MAOI's may potentiate toxic effects. While any of the hyperdynamics can be dangerous, MDMA and PMA especially have been known to cause a marked increase in body temperature malignant hyperthermia ; leading to rapid onset of muscle breakdown, DIC, renal failure, and cardiovascular system failure, as well as seizures and claritin. Advisory 2007-01: Ondansetron and Protocol Updates The 2007 REMO Protocol update will be released in April. However, there are regional hospitals that are no longer restocking promethazine Phensrgan ; because of concerns for its use intravenously. The Medical Advisory Committee is authorizing the use of the 2007 Protocol Updates for Nausea and or Vomiting and a new medication, Ondansetron Zofran ; , by agencies that have personnel who have received in-service training approved by their Medical Directors. Only personnel that have received appropriate training may use these protocols.

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My qualifications are BHB, MBChB Auckland 1982 ; , DipAnaes UK ; , FAMPA. My training includes Registrar Positions in Anaesthesia, Emergency Medicine and General Practice. I currently Senior Lecturer in Community Emergency Medicine at Auckland University. I work clinically for the Royal New Zealand Navy in Accident and Medical Practice and in Emergency Medicine at North Shore Hospital. [Here, Dr Adams sets out the questions asked of him. As he repeats these questions in the body of his report, they have been omitted at this point for the sake of brevity.] . 1. Please comment generally on the care provided to [Mr A] by [Dr B] Reading the supplied statements there are several differences between the accounts of the patient, the doctor's notes, the doctor's later recollections, the nurse and the later clinic investigation of what occurred in which some corrections to the notes were suggested. Where there are differences in the account I have used parentheses. While it is expected that in an emergency situation there may be differences of perception and errors omissions in note record keeping I thought the variance in the original notes, later statements to the board of [the Company] and the nurse's statement over several issues of fact adrenaline dose, Phenergaj route of administration ; to be of concern. According to the three accounts the patient presented with an abnormal tongue swollen or blue or both ; after taking Paramax which contains paracetamol and metoclopramide. The nurse's notes state that [Mr A] said he was having an allergic reaction, and that he knew he was allergic to metoclopramide. [Mr A's] letter says he had a similar reaction in the past to Stemetil prochlorperazine ; for which he was given an antidote. His HR [heart rate] was noted to be 140, his blood pressure 180 90. He was or was not ; in respiratory distress. There was no skin rash or wheeze. The initial diagnosis was anaphylaxis. No differential was noted at this time but might have included angio-oedema isolated swelling of the tongue and throat ; and an acute tongue dystonia both of which may look like early anaphylaxis and clarinex. Ing their routines and their usual roles; in fact, they were encouraged to do this through advertising. These lessons were being passed on to the children. When asked about the potential side effects of social medication, most mothers did not think there were any of concern. One mother observed, "my neighbor always says about Phenergan [promethazine], `Oh, that won't hurt them. I used to give it to mine everyday, it calmed them down.' " Another reported that, when she was a child, her mother gave her and her siblings half-tablets of Valium [diazepam] to settle them down, particularly when they were being left with a infant-sitter, and she had not suffered any ill effects from that. One negative "side effect" that was reported was a delay in seeking medical care because the OTC medication masked the symptoms of the illness. A young girl with "slapped cheek" symptoms was given promethazine when she became fractious and did not see a medical practitioner for several days. Another mother reported a similar series of events for a child with hand-foot-mouth disease.
Treatment: A. B. C. Safe scene, standard precautions. Position patient: left lateral decubitus if vomiting: otherwise supine. Oxygen as indicated. NPO. Cardiac monitor, pulse oximter IV 1000ml normal saline If BP is systolic and signs of hypovolemic shock: 1. Elevate legs 10-12 inches. 2. IV: volume expander 1000ml normal saline 20ml kg. If patient is nauseated or has recently vomited, administer Phenergan 12.5-25mg IV or IM. Dosage should be reduced in geriatric patients 60. Caution IV dosage must be given in a patent IV. Arterial extravasation may require amputation of extremity. Serial vital signs during transport and periactin. Experience nausea and vomiting. Her doctor prescribed 25 mg. of phenergan to be given by intramuscular injection. A nurse administered the injection. Sometime thereafter, the tissue around the injection site became inflamed and ultimately necrotic, requiring debridement of the area and skin grafting. The skin grafting and debridement left a visible scar, and, according to Johnson, the entire incident caused pain and suffering. DISCUSSION I. WHETHER THE TRIAL COURT ERRED BY DENYING BOBBIE JOHNSON'S MOTION FOR JUDGMENT NOTWITHSTANDING THE VERDICT, OR IN THE ALTERNATIVE, FOR A NEW TRIAL. A. 3. Motion for Judgment Notwithstanding the Verdict. A boy of five asks to put band-aid on his arm where injection has been made and entocort.
Trying to instill fear into patients is never an effective method of improving health care, in this situation that is all that has been accomplished. A 35-year-okl woman, four months pregnant, entered the hospital with a history of sudden onset of nausea, tinnitus, and aphasia, followed by loss of consciousness and right hemiparesis. She was afebrile and appeared alert. No telangiectasis existed. The chest seemed clear to auscultation. The remaining physical examination appeared normal. A thorough neurologic evaluation failed to reveal the etiology of the neurologic symptoms. The symptoms resolved rapidly except for residual numbness and weakness of the right arm. Her sub sequent course proved uneventful and she delivered normally. Reexamination disclosed a thrill in the eighth right lateral intercostal space. On auscultation in the sitting or standing position, the examiner perceived a continuous bruit, best heard in the same intercostal space, but transmitted through out the chest. The bruit became inaudible with the patient in the right lateral decubitus position Fig 1 ; . The bruit be and zaditor.

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