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遵照毛主席关于要准备打仗的教导,我们自1970年以来,采用塑料袋制作大液体,代替了原来用玻璃瓶制作大液体的方法。四年来共制作了七个品种,一千多袋,广泛应用于临床,未发现过不良反应,既满足了临床的需要,节约了经费,又为战时制剂打下了良好的基础。我们的做法和体会是:一、从路线教育入手,转好思想弯子开始,我们对药房搞野战制剂,认识并不明确,也走过一段弯路。由于我们路线觉悟不高,和平麻痹思想作怪,在制剂问题上存在着比较严重的“三靠”思想:一靠上级发;二靠药厂给;三是到地方买。当医院为了适应打仗的要求,搬到距城市20多公里的农村搞收治时,液体供不应求的矛盾就突出
Following Chairman Mao’s teachings about preparing for war, we have used plastic bags to make large liquids since 1970, replacing the original method of making large liquids in glass bottles. Over the past four years, a total of seven varieties and over a thousand bags have been produced. They are widely used in clinical practice and have not seen any adverse reactions. They not only meet clinical needs, save money, and lay a good foundation for wartime preparations. Our approach and experience are: First, starting from the line of education, turning a good idea bend, we engaged in pharmacy field preparations, understanding is not clear, but also through a detour. Due to our low awareness of the path and the peaceful thinking of paralysis, there is a serious “three-count” thinking on the formulation issue: one depends on higher authorities; the other depends on the pharmaceutical factory; the third is to buy locally. When the hospital in order to meet the requirements of the war, moved to more than 20 kilometers away from the city in rural areas to receive treatment, the contradiction between the supply of liquid to highlight