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What is an AC joint injury?
What is a DVT?
If this is necessary then there is between a 6 and 20% chance of damage to the nerve that is responsible for moving the muscles in this part of your face
Colonisation means that the bacteria is present, perhaps in the bowel (gut) or on the skin, but is not causing infection.
This is the preferred test for hospital inpatients.
What is TEMs?
What is cystinuria?
This is to assess whether gabapentin is right for you. There is the possibility that the dose can be increased further if required.
This is planned and it is important that your relatives are aware that this is normal procedure.
How is HS diagnosed?
What is blepharospasm?
This is a test to find out if there is a problem in the bladder.
What is a perianal abscess?
GlucaGen® is for hypos when the young person is unconscious or fitting. It is very rarely required.
often also of interest when calcium is requested.
If the patient is also required to collect a 24h urine for cortisol, this should be completed before this test is done.
Chemical Pathology Notes Phenobarbital is now a minor anticonvulsant drug, being rarely used in Europe. The pro-drug primidone is never now used.
Information and support is available to any patients who wish to stop smoking.
All treatment is performed as an outpatient and little time is needed off work.
What is a nephrostomy?