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Objective To explore the correlation between global end diastolic volume index(GEDI)and central venous pressure(CVP)of severe sepsis patients during fluid resuscitation by pulse induced continuous cardiac output(PiCCO )test. Methods Sixty-four severe sepsis patients had been treated by fluid resuscitation strictly in accordance with the guidelines for treatment of sepsis in 2008. During the treatment,GEDI and corresponding CVP data were measured and recorded to observe the correctness of volume reaction under different CVP ranges,and the relativity between GEDI and CVP was analyzed. Results In the whole process of monitoring circulatory blood volume,no significant correlation between CVP and GEDI(r=-0.012,P>0.05)was found in severe patients with severe sepsis. When the CVP was in 0-8 mm Hg(1 mm Hg=0.133 kPa)or greater than 12 mm Hg,there was no correlation with the GEDI(r=-0.009,-0.020,respectively,both P>0.05). When the CVP was in 8-12 mm Hg at the 6 hours resuscitation target required by the guidelines,there was an obvious positive correlation between CVP and GEDI(r=0.653,P<0.01). Conclusion CVP is not suitable to be an exclusive target indicator for fluid resuscitation volume.
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OBJECTIVE: To improve the quality, efficiency and management of hospital pharmacy dispensing work. METHODS: Following the principle of logistics, the drug dispensing path was planned as a whole to reduce the ineffective drug handling, and the dispensing process was designed and machines were reasonable utilized. RESULT & CONCLUSION: Improving pharmacy dispensing work in line with the principle of logistics is conducive to the improving of both quality and efficiency of dispensing work, strengthening of management and lowering of labor intensity.