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無問唔知
點會唔係服務業
唔通我作為護士識開廠啤粒藥畀病人食
阿姐講呢d說話畀人聽我會體諒佢教育水平唔高
但絕對有需要制止
因為我自己唔鍾意受氣就唔會畀氣人受
唔通我作為護士識開廠啤粒藥畀病人食
阿姐講呢d說話畀人聽我會體諒佢教育水平唔高
但絕對有需要制止
因為我自己唔鍾意受氣就唔會畀氣人受
醫院有sales 的
睇咩科喇
例如有耳鼻喉入面專玩睡眠窒息症ge 就可能會賣瞓覺時用ge呼吸機
一係心臟科 如果你個心唔得 通波仔定搭橋 用唔同牌子又唔同價錢咁
當然 要醫生覺得病人有需要 先會俾大概ge資料俾病人
跟住就護士 再黎先有機會到sales
醫護只係會俾medical advice
呢度唔是大6
睇咩科喇
例如有耳鼻喉入面專玩睡眠窒息症ge 就可能會賣瞓覺時用ge呼吸機
一係心臟科 如果你個心唔得 通波仔定搭橋 用唔同牌子又唔同價錢咁
當然 要醫生覺得病人有需要 先會俾大概ge資料俾病人
跟住就護士 再黎先有機會到sales
醫護只係會俾medical advice
呢度唔是大6
以我所見
大部份都唔是
有d食女食到好癲添
大部份都唔是
有d食女食到好癲添
ching好似識啲嘢啵 屋企人係睇呼吸科 疑似係咁被人sell買睡眠呼吸機 所以先想問下係咪真係有sell嘢嘅情況
屌 呢個表邊度搵
未讀 報左
其實 話得俾你聽呼吸機呢樣嘢
多數都係需要用到嫁喇
至於你話sell....
醫護就實無咁得閒
拿拿淋睇完你輪到下一個喇
有咩可以問番姑娘 佢地更熟
同埋我地都好少會話叫你用邊部
九成係俾d leaflet你睇
同個price list 再加邊類型ge機大概咩價位 好處壞處
我覺得有機會係醫護根據你屋企人ge情況
認為某一類機種更加啱用
所以聽落似hard sell
不用太擔心喇
貴則都係萬幾2萬內姐
用落真係有明顯分別嫁會
多數都係需要用到嫁喇
至於你話sell....
醫護就實無咁得閒
拿拿淋睇完你輪到下一個喇
有咩可以問番姑娘 佢地更熟
同埋我地都好少會話叫你用邊部
九成係俾d leaflet你睇
同個price list 再加邊類型ge機大概咩價位 好處壞處
我覺得有機會係醫護根據你屋企人ge情況
認為某一類機種更加啱用
所以聽落似hard sell
不用太擔心喇
貴則都係萬幾2萬內姐
用落真係有明顯分別嫁會
純粹唔鍾意做private
讀完書(eg.完左master後)，會唔會得閒上網搵d paper/書睇下?
好遲先黎整野
又一個knowledge-deficit nurse
返下睇下intracardiac KCl 的metaanalysis
2個tables 就係話緊俾你知
根本 abortion with/without intracardiac kcl 係maternal fever & DIC 都無分別
返下睇下intracardiac KCl 的metaanalysis
2個tables 就係話緊俾你知
根本 abortion with/without intracardiac kcl 係maternal fever & DIC 都無分別
分到咩
之前講真話俾醫生叫我講真話
利申食緊brintellix 10mg +quetiapine 100mg
之前講真話俾醫生叫我講真話利申食緊brintellix 10mg +quetiapine 100mg
例如me
食醫生處方嘅白瓜子食到入醫院 （一野食20粒加威士忌）然後喺葵涌醫院住咗一個月
我好好奇點解死唔去 依家記性差咗一半有多
食醫生處方嘅白瓜子食到入醫院 （一野食20粒加威士忌）然後喺葵涌醫院住咗一個月
我好好奇點解死唔去
依家記性差咗一半有多牛奶針痛到仆街
20wk 前，唔洗feticide, 基本唔viable at birth
20wk+, 好似你講咁
「有d係染色體唔正常，媽媽唔捨得好遲先決定人工流產，20週後都要做引產先生到出黎，唔通人地遲決定就唔俾佢做流產？」
6.7 Feticide
RECOMMENDATION 6.21
Feticide should be performed before medical abortion after 21 weeks and 6 days of gestation
to ensure that there is no risk of a live birth.
Evidence supporting recommendation 6.21
Inducing fetal death before medical abortion may have beneficial emotional, ethical and legal
consequences.260 The RCOG guidance on termination of pregnancy for fetal abnormality (published
in 2010) clearly explains the legal situation around late-stage abortions (see Chapter 2).7 Where a
decision to abort a pregnancy after 21 weeks and 6 days is taken, feticide should be routinely
offered. In abortions where the fetal abnormality is not compatible with life, abortion without
feticide may be preferred. However, in cases where the fetal abnormality is not lethal or the
abortion is not for fetal abnormality and is being undertaken after 21 weeks and 6 days of gestation,
failure to perform feticide could result in a live birth and survival, which contradicts the intention
of the abortion.261 Regarding fetal pain and awareness, the RCOG has published guidance and
concluded that ‘In reviewing the neuroanatomical and physiological evidence in the fetus, it was
apparent that connections from the periphery to the cortex are not intact before 24 weeks of
gestation and, as most neuroscientists believe that the cortex is necessary for pain perception, it can
be concluded that the fetus cannot experience pain in any sense prior to this gestation.’262
Very few abortions on grounds C or D are undertaken at late gestations. Only 9% of abortions occur
after 13 weeks and only 1.5% occur after 20 weeks of gestation.3 In Great Britain, those few are, for
the most part, undertaken within the specialist independent sector. When the method of abortion
chosen by a specialist practitioner is surgical (D&E), the nature of the procedure ensures that there
is no risk of a live birth, although in one study 91% of women indicated a preference that the fetus
was dead.263 When medical abortion is chosen, special steps are required to ensure that the fetus is
dead at the time of abortion. The RCOG recommends feticide for abortions over 21 weeks and 6
days of gestation, except in the case of lethal fetal abnormality, and that feticide should always be
performed by an appropriately trained practitioner (under consultant supervision) using aseptic
conditions and with continuous ultrasound.7
The RCOG recommends intracardiac potassium chloride (KCl) 2–3 ml strong (15%) injection into
a cardiac ventricle. A repeat injection may be required if asystole has not occurred after 30–60
seconds. Asystole should be observed for at least 2 minutes and fetal demise should be confirmed
by ultrasound scan after 30–60 minutes.7
Fetal demise may also be induced by intra-amniotic or intrathoracic injection of digoxin (up to 1
mg) and by umbilical venous or intracardiac injection of 1% lidocaine (up to 30 ml); however,
neither procedure consistently induces fetal demise.7
A dose of digoxin 1 mg given either intra-amniotically or intrafetally will cause fetal death in 87%
of cases; the latter method is much more rapid.264 A dose of digoxin 1.5 mg given intra-amniotically
caused death within 20 hours (in most cases there was still fetal cardiac activity at 4 hours).265 In a
large retrospective review, Molaei et al. (2008) concluded that the overall failure rate with digoxin
was 7%, although there were no failures with an intrafetal dose of 1 mg.266 Importantly, in this
review there were no adverse effects at any of the doses used.
邊間公立無做？ 大西北第三世界龍頭醫院？
20wk+, 好似你講咁
「有d係染色體唔正常，媽媽唔捨得好遲先決定人工流產，20週後都要做引產先生到出黎，唔通人地遲決定就唔俾佢做流產？」
6.7 Feticide
RECOMMENDATION 6.21
Feticide should be performed before medical abortion after 21 weeks and 6 days of gestation
to ensure that there is no risk of a live birth.
Evidence supporting recommendation 6.21
Inducing fetal death before medical abortion may have beneficial emotional, ethical and legal
consequences.260 The RCOG guidance on termination of pregnancy for fetal abnormality (published
in 2010) clearly explains the legal situation around late-stage abortions (see Chapter 2).7 Where a
decision to abort a pregnancy after 21 weeks and 6 days is taken, feticide should be routinely
offered. In abortions where the fetal abnormality is not compatible with life, abortion without
feticide may be preferred. However, in cases where the fetal abnormality is not lethal or the
abortion is not for fetal abnormality and is being undertaken after 21 weeks and 6 days of gestation,
failure to perform feticide could result in a live birth and survival, which contradicts the intention
of the abortion.261 Regarding fetal pain and awareness, the RCOG has published guidance and
concluded that ‘In reviewing the neuroanatomical and physiological evidence in the fetus, it was
apparent that connections from the periphery to the cortex are not intact before 24 weeks of
gestation and, as most neuroscientists believe that the cortex is necessary for pain perception, it can
be concluded that the fetus cannot experience pain in any sense prior to this gestation.’262
Very few abortions on grounds C or D are undertaken at late gestations. Only 9% of abortions occur
after 13 weeks and only 1.5% occur after 20 weeks of gestation.3 In Great Britain, those few are, for
the most part, undertaken within the specialist independent sector. When the method of abortion
chosen by a specialist practitioner is surgical (D&E), the nature of the procedure ensures that there
is no risk of a live birth, although in one study 91% of women indicated a preference that the fetus
was dead.263 When medical abortion is chosen, special steps are required to ensure that the fetus is
dead at the time of abortion. The RCOG recommends feticide for abortions over 21 weeks and 6
days of gestation, except in the case of lethal fetal abnormality, and that feticide should always be
performed by an appropriately trained practitioner (under consultant supervision) using aseptic
conditions and with continuous ultrasound.7
The RCOG recommends intracardiac potassium chloride (KCl) 2–3 ml strong (15%) injection into
a cardiac ventricle. A repeat injection may be required if asystole has not occurred after 30–60
seconds. Asystole should be observed for at least 2 minutes and fetal demise should be confirmed
by ultrasound scan after 30–60 minutes.7
Fetal demise may also be induced by intra-amniotic or intrathoracic injection of digoxin (up to 1
mg) and by umbilical venous or intracardiac injection of 1% lidocaine (up to 30 ml); however,
neither procedure consistently induces fetal demise.7
A dose of digoxin 1 mg given either intra-amniotically or intrafetally will cause fetal death in 87%
of cases; the latter method is much more rapid.264 A dose of digoxin 1.5 mg given intra-amniotically
caused death within 20 hours (in most cases there was still fetal cardiac activity at 4 hours).265 In a
large retrospective review, Molaei et al. (2008) concluded that the overall failure rate with digoxin
was 7%, although there were no failures with an intrafetal dose of 1 mg.266 Importantly, in this
review there were no adverse effects at any of the doses used.
邊間公立無做？ 大西北第三世界龍頭醫院？
我果間細週數醫生先會考慮feticide，係outpatient做
20wk後唔會feticide，忙到隻狗咁，20週wk後流產會直接induction，有人手都去咗做emergency c/s搶救生命，當然如果你果間delivery rate低，好得閒有得做又唔奇
我果間OGTT都唔係個個有得做，high risk case先有得做，morphology scan又唔係個個有得做，high risk case先有得做，不過我知某d公立醫院有善長support係有得免費做
20wk後唔會feticide，忙到隻狗咁，20週wk後流產會直接induction，有人手都去咗做emergency c/s搶救生命，當然如果你果間delivery rate低，好得閒有得做又唔奇
我果間OGTT都唔係個個有得做，high risk case先有得做，morphology scan又唔係個個有得做，high risk case先有得做，不過我知某d公立醫院有善長support係有得免費做