Exemplos de uso de Adequate prophylaxis em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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For this reason, the adequate prophylaxis against this disease should be strictly followed.
Six patients 25% had postoperative nausea and vomiting PONV even after receiving adequate prophylaxis with dexamethasone and ondansetron.
Educational programs about adequate prophylaxis of DVT for health professionals are extremely important.
Nurses participations by educational program showed an increase of 16% in number of patients with adequate prophylaxis.
The rates of adequate prophylaxis in the groups Vascular Surgery and Orthopedics were 107 52.9% and 64 68.0%, respectively.
The authors concluded that venous thrombosis is a common complication in patients who suffer major trauma, and an adequate prophylaxis is highly recommended13.
Adequate prophylaxis grants more protection to the patient and less risk of bleeding events from the use of anticoagulants as well as preventing deaths.
The use of drugs such as propofol, as the hypnotic agent,associated with adequate prophylaxis can reduce dramatically the incidence of nausea and vomiting.
Adequate prophylaxis of venous thromboembolism in the spectrum of perioperative assessment involves detailed knowledge of risk factors for each patient and the risks of surgery.
In patients of the surgical group 94-31.5%,only two 2.1% were given adequate prophylaxis for DVT, one at moderate risk and another at high risk Table 5.
Lack of prophylaxis prescription for patients indicated to receive it was higher in the group of surgical patients,in which 97.9% of patients were not given adequate prophylaxis considering their risk.
One possible reason for not performing an adequate prophylaxis is the risk of major bleeding during surgical procedures due to the use of anticoagulant agents.
From this, the institutions could develop surveillance committees of thromboembolic events that adopt effective strategies to improve the technical knowledge and adherence to adequate prophylaxis protocols in daily medical practice.
Where there is maternal transmission of HBV, despite adequate prophylaxis, consideration should be given to discontinuing breastfeeding to reduce the risk of the emergence of lamivudine resistant mutants in the infant.
The incidence of deep vein thrombosis DVT among trauma patients submitted to surgery varies from 5 to 63% and depends on the type of trauma and on the use of adequate prophylaxis, which is essential in this group of patients.
Correlation risk and adequate prophylaxis in the clinical group was 57% r 0.57; p< 0.01; however, in the surgical group there was no significant correlation, possibly due to the fact that there were only two cases of adequate prophylaxis.
Most patients were clinical 204-68.5%; of these, only 47 patients 23% were given prophylaxis for DVT and, of these,only 14 patients 29.7% were given adequate prophylaxis. It was more frequently used in patients at moderate risk.
As for frequency of use of adequate prophylaxis, considering the protocols used as reference, our data are similar to those from other centers where studies of this type were performed, both in Brazil and abroad, reaching 62.5 percent of patients treated with prophylaxis 40 percent of total patients for orthopedic surgery and 48 percent of patients 28 percent of total for abdominal surgery.
A more systematic inquiry into cases of thrombotic events would allow for more information about the etiopathogeny and the aggressiveness of such thrombophilias, thus enabling sounder decisions regarding the duration of treatment with anticoagulants,the need for testing relatives both parents and children, and adequate prophylaxis for effectively preventing thrombotic events, dramatically increasing the odds of reducing the morbidity and mortality caused by such thrombotic events.
Patients should receive adequate anti-convulsant prophylaxis.
Patients who for any reason cannot receive adequate antithrombotic prophylaxis.
In outpatient follow-up, corticosteroids were gradually reduced anddiscontinued after three months of its initiation, maintaining adequate secondary prophylaxis.
Patients should receive adequate antithrombotic prophylaxis, as thrombotic and vascular events may occur in surgical patients, especially in those with underlying cardiovascular disease.
The presence of an acute attack of rheumatic fever should always be considered in young patients with a previous diagnosis andwho are not receiving adequate secondary prophylaxis.
Patients scheduled for major elective orthopaedic surgery should receive adequate antithrombotic prophylaxis, as thrombotic and vascular events may occur in surgical patients, especially in those with underlying cardiovascular disease.
Prophylaxis with adequate hydration and administration of uricostatics starting 48 hours prior to start of therapy is recommended for CLL patients to reduce the risk of tumour lysis syndrome.
Prophylaxis with adequate hydration and administration of uricostatics starting 48 hours prior to start of therapy is recommended for CLL patients to reduce the risk of tumour lysis syndrome.
Close and continuous support for women and their babies to receive ART andappropriate ARV prophylaxis, adequate follow-up and retention in care, 7.
It can be concluded that adequate antithrombotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing abdominoplasty leads to lower morbidity/mortality and acute events, and hemorrhagic complications can be adequately managed.