 | United States. Congress. Senate. Select Committee on Small Business - 1971 - 1192 lapas
...prescribing. Drugs given at the same time — whether in a single capsule or in separate ones — moy interact in ways that alter the effects of the individual...per se eliminate fixed-ratio prescribing or ensure tetter prescribing. Doctors now often administer multiple single drugs, frequently without flexibilizing... | |
 | Robert H. Binstock, Stephen G. Post, Peter J. Whitehouse - 1992 - 214 lapas
...patients as well as a knowledge of the cognitive defects. There must be recognition of the variability, from patient to patient, and from time to time in the same patient. It is important to identify functions that are lost, but even more so to identify functions that are... | |
 | Allen R. Myers - 2005 - 902 lapas
...that plays the active role in creating the obstruction. b. The degree of outflow obstruction varies from patient to patient and from time to time in the same patient. (1) Physiologic conditions that enlarge the left ventricle (eg, increases in preload and afterload)... | |
 | Susan Baker, Robert Denio Baker, Anne Davis (C.N.S.D.) - 2007 - 648 lapas
...the enzyme.9 Although specific information is lacking, the pH of the GI tract in CF probably varies from patient to patient and from time to time in the same patient. Thus there is concern about matching enzyme release to the digestive needs of individual patients.... | |
 | Susan D. Wolfsthal - 2008 - 692 lapas
...be a significant cause of disability. A principal feature of asthma is its extreme variability, both from patient to patient and from time to time in the same patient. Another feature of asthma that is important to its pathophysiology and treatment is the presence of... | |
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The effects of drugs vary from patient to patient and from time to time in the same patient. 