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  • Dermatitic effect of nonionic surfactants

    Creator:
    Mezei, Michael
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    Selected nonionic surface active agents, incorporated in various ointment bases, were applied to normal rabbit skin daily in an attempt to determine their chronic toxicity. The dermatitic effects of these surfactant preparations were evaluated by three methods: gross observation, histological examination and biochemical techniques. The results indicated that the tested...
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    Dissertation
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    : Robert W. Sager, Ph. Selected nonionic surface active agents, incorporated in various ointment bases

  • Development and evaluation of a programmed unit on diabetes mellitus

    Creator:
    Drinkard, Donna Jean
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    A programmed unit on diabetes mellitus was written and tested on three groups of students. These included a class of licensed practical nurses taking a refresher course in pharmacology, a class of third year pharmacy students, and a class of first year students enrolled in a three year nursing program....
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    Masters Thesis
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    EVALUATION OF A PROGRAMMED UNIT ON DIABETES MELLITUS Redacted for Privacy Robert W. Sager, Ph.U

  • Development and evaluation of guidelines for unit dose distribution systems

    Creator:
    Cammarata, Frank Anthony
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    Unit dose drug distribution systems have been established in a number of hospitals during the past several years. Such systems show promise in providing better and safer patient care. They also seem to minimize the non-professional aspects of drug handling by nurses, thus enabling them to spend more time with...
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    Masters Thesis
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    Abstract approved: Robert W. Sagey/ Unit dose drug distribution systems have been established in a

  • Medication error rates in a hospital with a ward stock distribution system

    Creator:
    Franklin, Jack Richard
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    Medication error rates have long been a subject of interest among the pharmaceutical, nursing, and medical professions. The basic purpose of medication error studies has been to discover the quantity and type of errors which exist, thus enabling the investigator to evaluate the relative safety of various drug distribution systems...
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    Masters Thesis
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    HOSPITAL WITH A WARD STOCK DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM Abstract approved: Redacted for Privacy Robert W. Sager

  • The influence of calcium carbonate and clacium gluconate on tetracycline absorption in man

    Creator:
    Owings, Gary Lee
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    This experiment was designed to investigate the in vivo effects of calcium ions on tetracycline absorption when oral doses of tetracycline and calcium-containing medications were administered concurrently. Twenty-one human volunteers were selected and divided into three equal-sized groups: Group A, Group B, and Group C. Each volunteer in Group A...
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    for PrivacyAbstract approved: Dr. Robert W. ger This experiment was designed to investigate the in