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Intravenous therapy

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Intravenous (IV) therapy
Administration of intravenous fluids.
Mentioned in: Gastroenteritis


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Following the preliminary search, it became clear that many papers used the word 'community' to describe oral antibiotic therapy for candidates (clients) returning to their home environment following intravenous therapy in an acute setting.
Although the search for a vaccine was begun 30 years ago, until now treatment was limited to intravenous therapy with dangerously toxic compounds to which the disease was becoming increasingly resistant.
continuous peripheral intravenous therapy (with and without medication), chest percussion and postural drainage, post operative care, tube feeding, apnea monitoring, tracheostomy care and suctioning, dialysis care, decubitus care, ileostomy and fistula care, total parenteral nutrition (TPN), total enteral nutrition (TEN), anti-biotic therapy, pain management, and hydration therapy.
 
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