Sentences with phrase «iv bags used»

That's because this year's flu onslaught followed Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, where nearly half of the IV bags used in America's hospitals are made.

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The theory is that a cyclist with plasticizers in his urine was using the IV bags for blood doping — illegally boosting one's red blood cell count to carry more oxygen to the lungs and muscles.

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Once a typical 500 or 1000 ml IV fluid bag has been opened, keep it in the refrigerator between uses.

The pharmacy technician who prepared Emily's chemotherapy had opted to compound her own normal saline base solution, as opposed to using a commercially manufactured (prepacked) IV solution bag.

The technician who compounded Emily's chemotherapy IV bag was supposed to use a 0.9 % sodium chloride solution; instead she used 23.4 % of concentrated sodium chloride.