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Basil Posted 21 years ago
Medical & Dental Studies

Acute respiratory failure

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0 There is a very informative article from Merck & Co here: 02br
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0 Thank abbie1948. How I understand the approach to this problem in Anglo-Saxon world almost the same, but the treatment's a bit different. 0-
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0 Where are you Basil? 0-
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0 I'm from Saint-Petersburg in Russia. Medical student who graduates from his Academy this year in bewilderment (it's my feeling about future). Where're you from, abbie1948? Please pardon my curiosity are you a doctor? I think you are (I judge by your answers). 0-
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0 Hi Basil, 02br
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00I'm in England. No, I'm not a doctor - I was a senior nurse and my husband is a doctor, so if I want to be able to speak to him, I have to keep in touch! 02br
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00If you graduate this year, that's when your real learning starts! Listen to the nurses - they'll have seen it all before 050010id5
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0 Hi again!!! We're companions-in-arms 'cause I've been working in a child's reanimation as a nurse, but I'm going to be E.N.T. doctor. About the start of real learning I completely agree. 0-
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0Good luck 050010id1
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