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Why are few medications added to parenteral solutions?
Vascular Response
The body's physiological reactions in the blood vessels, such as dilation or constriction, to various stimuli including injuries, medications, or diseases.
Exudate Formation
The process of oozing fluid, high in protein and cellular elements, from blood vessels into nearby tissues as a response to injury or inflammation.
Cognitive Responses
Mental processes and reactions, such as thoughts and interpretations, in response to stimuli or situations.
Lethargic
A state of sluggishness, fatigue, or lack of energy, often indicative of underlying health conditions.
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