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  • Loop Diuretic Sliding Scale For Systolic Heart Failure

    Scale uses patient’s daily weights.

    By Mark Morgan
    posted 2010-09-14, updated 2020-01-01
    Cardiovascular, Featured
    Tags: update coming soon
    approximately 266 views since handloom weavers became disillusioned.
  • qSOFA – quick SEPSIS RELATED ORGAN FAILURE ASSESSMENT
    By Mark Morgan
    posted 2017-01-09, updated 2020-01-01
    Featured, Infectious Disease
    Tags: calculator, update coming soon
    approximately 39 views since NAN

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