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1.	The Effects Of Enteral Carbachol Plus Oral Rehydration Salt On Gastric Emptying In The Treatment Of Early Shock In Scalded Rats
2.	Experimental Study On Effects Of Oral Rehydration Salt Combined With Carbachol In Resuscitation Of Burns Shock
3.	Effects Of Oral Fluid Replacement On Severe Burn Shock Resuscitation Under Toss Condition
4.	Comparison Of Health Education, Oral Rehydration Solution, Metoprolol And Midodrine Intervention In Children With POTS
5.	The Study Of The Protective Effect And Its Mechanism Of Edaravone On Organ Functions In Oral Fluid Resuscitation Of 50% Tbsa Full-thickness Burn In Dogs
6.	Medicine Oral Rehydration Salts On The Metabolism And Immune Function Of Spleen Deficiency Diarrhea Humoral Experimental Research
7.	The Study Of Gastrointestinal Function Protective Effection And Its Mechanisms Of Early Gastric Infusing Pyruvate Oral Rehydration Solution In Dogs With Burn Shock
8.	Research The Efficacy Of Health Education Combined Oral Rehydration Salt On The Treatment Of Orthostatic Hypotension In Children
9.	The Study Of Hydration In Contrast-Induced Nephropathy After Percutaneous Coronary Intervention
10.	Effects Of Oral Rehydration With The Pyruvate-Glucose-Electrolyte Solution On Resuscitation Of Hemorrhagic Shock In Rats With45%Blood Volume Loss
11.	Evaluation Of The Basic Level And Application Effect Of Standardized Diagnosis And Treatment Of Diarrhea In Children
12.	The Protective Effect Of Oral Rehydration Solution Ⅲ On Multiple Organ Dysfunction In Exertional Heatstroke Rats
13.	Effect Of Oral Rehydration On Innate Immune Function In Septic Mice
14.	Intravenous versus oral rehydration: Physiological and performance considerations for exercise in the heat
15.	Oral rehydration therapy in highland Guatemala: Long-term impacts of public health intervention on the self
16.	Preventable Deaths: Children, Diarrhea, and the Politics of Oral Rehydration Solution in Kenya
17.	THE IMPACT OF SUPERVISORY TRAINING ON THE PERFORMANCE OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE WORKERS IN GUATEMAL
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