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Перечень основных медикаментов. § Спиронолактон, хлортиазид, фуросемид, дексаметазон, витамин А, сальбутамол

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  9. Ведомость потребности в основных материальных ресурсах.
  10. ВЗАИМОДЕЙСТВИЕ ТРЕХ ОСНОВНЫХ ФУНКЦИОНАЛЬНЫХ БЛОКОВ МОЗГА

§ Спиронолактон, хлортиазид, фуросемид, дексаметазон, витамин А, сальбутамол

Перечень дополнительных медикаментов

§ Препараты для парентерального питания, антибактериальная терапия по показаниям.

Критерии эффективности лечения

§ Купирование признаков дыхательной недостаточности

Критерии выписки

§ если возраст ребенка позволяет, провести пассивную иммунизацию против респираторно – синцитиального вируса

§ организовать наблюдение за неврологическим развитием и респираторным статусом ребенка.

 

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