Objective: To compare the effects of restrictive versus maintenance fluid in the
management of transient tachypnea of the newborn on respiratory support and
hospitalization duration .
Methods: The study sample included 68 full term neonates diagno
sed with transient
tachypnea of the newborn(TTN) in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Tishreen University
Hospital in Lattakia during (2016 - 2017) Patients were randomized into two groups:
1_A group of 33 patients received restricted fluid management of 40ml/kg /day on
the first day of life increased by 15ml/kg/day for all patients until 150ml/kg/day.
2_A group of 35 patients received standard fluid management of 60ml/kg /day on the
first day of life increased as mentioned earlier.
The two groups were assessed daily for indicators of dehydration including:(weight,
urine output, electrolytes ,blood urea nitrogen, creatinine , glucose and urine specific
gravity)blood oxygen saturation was monitored by arterial blood gas and pulse oximeter
and respiratory
Linguists classify the restriction methods into four sections : Restriction using
negative and exceptions, restriction using "Inama", restriction using conjunctions "Bal, La,
Lakin", restriction by preceding what must be delayed.
There is also a f
ifth section. It is called (restriction by references and contexts
throughout the speech). The later has three branches which are (restriction by adding
interrupting pronoun), (restriction by defining both sides of contributing) and (restriction
by preceding what has to be delayed).
This research has chosen the restriction by using conjunctions "Bal, La, Lakin" .
Initiating by explaining this method and its hotness and ending by studying it rhetorical
stylish referential study in the collection of poems "kossierazza".
This rhetorical study has divided the restriction's case by using conjunctions "Bal,
La, Lakin" to the multiple poetical contexts and analyzing it according to its interaction
with the poetical purpose in a special way. And its interaction with the text's context as a
whole initiating by the most repeated restrictions and ending by the less repeated.