s/l Lithium level was elevated at 1.3 millimers per liter
Posted By: lessMT on 2007-08-15
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Subject: Lithium maybe?
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Subject: After this increase in Lithium the patient seemed to have less effective lability.
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Subject: stupid question is it digi level dig level???
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Subject: Careful. It could be a 3-liter IV bag. Some of my docs use them to...sm
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Subject: Make sense - "A 2-liter ABG..."?
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