The Vancouver Medical Association Bulletin: February, 1944
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is part of: History of Nursing in Pacific Canada
creator: Vancouver Medical Association
date: 1944-02
issued: 2015-01-29
issued: 1944-02
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note: IB BULL of the m e d i g hhh s o <Mm i on VoL XX FEBRUARY»|i^44 With Which f* Incorporated Transaction* of the Victoria Medical Soc the VancoUver^3eneral Hospital and St. Palll'sHospital No^Sk In This Issue: SESSIONAL MATING OFf^ERICA^COi&EGE OfcSlJRGEONS w^APiup^^&--i g^M^^WijilH —'^^^;'-—..^^^ THE INFLUENCE OF PI^TRA^|i|jXl<^i OI^REATMri&ii| -OF I a cm m p.s^^fes|:^fe^: H MBBIl „ jfc_____ 122 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF'HEALTH WORK IN THE SOVIET UNION Oli NEWS AND NOTES. 140 53k S0MME^CMQOi§ The Animal funnier School of $ihe Vancouvelll.Medical ^Association will be held j$i£/the ViPLEX E.B.S. Liquid In Pounds—Winchesters^— and Gallons Strength per teaspoonful^^ Thiamine chloride .75 mgm- Riboflavin . ''4|||^p5 mgm. Nicotinic Acid ^.3.0 mgm. Pyridoxine|fll& 453 mcgm. Pantothenic Acid 63 mcgm. VIPLEX: E.B.S. Tablet S.C.T. #745 in bottles of 100, 500 and 1000. Strength per tablet: Thiamine chloride .75 mgm. Riboflavin. .J||? 0.5>3pagm. Nicotinic AcidHjjrlO.O mgm. Pyridoxine-^^3<: 250 mcgm. Pantothenic Acid 250 mcgm. E* 3th E Wmmm Vitamin B deficiency following causes: may result frongltne 1. Malnutrition—There may be a shortage of the components of the B-complex in the dies|| Certain drugs, such as the sulfas, interfere with the action of autotrophic bacteria in the intestines, thus reducing thejnormal "in vivo" synthesis of members of the B-complex. Voluminous water excretion, especially in cha conditions^-may largely remove these water-soluble factors. i.The heavy administration of liquids, as in parenteral feeding, may, by dilution, lower the blood concentration beyond the normal levels of health. Deficiency of B-complex may be suspected if the patient shows: 1. Lesions of the lips, cheeks or tongue. 2r Hypo- or achlorhydria accompanied by a flat, oral dextrose tolerance curve. 3. Acrodynia. 4. Easy fatigue and poor recuperation from fatigue. 5. Undue nausea in pregnancy. 6. The Wernicke Syndrome. 7. Otherwise unaccountable cutaneous disturbaneeiK^ 8. Intestinal hypotoni…
has type: Periodicals
identifier: W1 .VA625
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language: English
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Vancouver, B.C. : McBeath Spedding Limited
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