Physiologic alterations are frequently evident in critically ill patients. These alterations can
significantly affect the pharmacokinetics of drugs used in this patient population …

Patients admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) may exhibit multiple organ dysfunctions
and usually require treatment with a wide range of drugs such as sedatives, analgesics …

A practical manual for clinicians in the care of critically ill patients covering Acid-base
Disorders, Cardiology, Intravenous Drug Dosages, Electrolyte Disorders, Endocrinology …

The rapidly changing physiology of critically ill patients causes variations in the absorption,
distribution, metabolism, excretion, and pharmacodynamic effect of drugs used to treat these …

Critically ill patients exhibit a range of organ dysfunctions and often require treatment with a
variety of drugs including sedatives, analgesics, neuromuscular blockers, antimicrobials …

Practical guide for drug administration by intravenous Page 1 Cr 1 M EIN : Copyrı 1994 by
Williams & Wilkins V, 22 N), fj fºr n // n // SA Practical guide for drug administration by intravenous …

Individualization of therapeutic interventions is the cornerstone of critical care medicine.
Application of pharmacologic principles can guide the design of a rational drug regimen to …

Critical care patients present unique aspects for clinical management. In addition to
interventions such as mechanical ventilatory assistance, vasopressor support, hemodialysis …

Pharmacokinetic considerations for drugs administered in the critically ill | British Journal of
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Pharmaceuticals, when used appropriately, have a positive impact on important diseases,
such as tuberculosis, coronary artery disease, cardiovascular diseases, and cancer (1) …