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Articles by Jane Perry
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Article
June 2005
Reducing sharps injury risk in intensive care
Five years of data on percutaneous injuries (PIs) from the EPINet multi-hospital sharps injury database at the University of Virginia were analyzed to understand exposure risks faced by personnel in intensive care/critical care settings.
Of 687 PIs in intensive care units (ICUs), nurses had the highest proportion of...
Quality assurance
Blood gases/acid-base
Preanalytical phase
Article
May 2002
Glucose and lactate in neonatology (clinical focus)
Both high and low blood glucose levels may be dangerous to the newborn baby. Measurement of blood or plasma lactate concentrations gives an indication of the adequacy of oxygen delivery to tissues, and blood and CSF lactate levels are essential investigations in the diagnosis of inborn errors of metabolism (IEM)....
Glucose
Neonatology
Lactate
Hemoglobins
