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The bottom of a large bottle of beer
Jan 1970 time: 05:19
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WOOHOO!
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Dr Strangelove
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Did they ever reach a verdict on the cause of her illness?
The thing that was in her hand is known as a "Hep-Lock". It's the end of a plastic catheter with a small amount of anti-coagulant known as heparin in a reservoir to keep it rom becoming clogged with clotted blood so that it can be re-used as an IV site if needed.
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Ishtar
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Columbia, SC
Feb 2002 time: 00:19
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Tia~~!!
First things first...I'm so glad she's home and feeling better all the time.
Second...she's a very pretty girl....congratulations!!
Keep us posted on her complete recovery and let us know what the dr's final diagnosis ends up to be.
God Bless!!
Ishie
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Dr Strangelove
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quote: Originally posted by Tiamat
No, not beyond the Strep G, they keep telling us that by Thursday they will have the results of the Blood Cultures. Dr. Strange does it usually take 4 days to grow a blood culture? The tech had mentioned something to that effect. I guess it just depends on what they are looking for. |
Yes it can depend upon what's being grown. Fungi can take weeks to months to grow in culture. Bacteria usually are grown for 24 to 48 hours, but after the culture is grown it is then run through batteries of tests to identify the species, and then tested against a battery of antibiotics to determine which will be the most effective.
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