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Control (Trust users only) See Infection Control policy "Multi-drug resistant bacteria (excluding MRSA): management of infected or colonised patients"

Is the test being used for baseline levels prior to treatment or for follow-up?

If the coagulation screen is abnormal, or there is a strong history of abnormal bleeding episodes despite a normal coagulation screen, the laboratory or

Selenium levels are requested whenever a deficiency or toxicity is suspected due to the medical history or clinical signs and symptoms.

Pain in your chest or upper back Pain when you breathe in Severe shortness of breath Coughing up blood Light headedness

Clicking, grating or snapping sounds are sometimes heard or felt with movements of the thumb and wrist.

If you agree to have the injection, you will be asked to sit or lie down on a couch or chair.

You should bring your medication or an up to date list of anything you take with you.

To make an ice pack you will need: a plastic bag (without any holes) crushed or cubed ice a small towel, tea towel or cloth Place the ice into the plastic

Radiology investigations, such as MRI or CT scans, can be on either site.

No photography or videos are allowed during the scan.

Avoid wearing a sling if you have a known neck or back complaint.

Please note that laboratory staff are not permitted to discuss specific tests or results with patients; you are advised to contact your GP or consultant

A PEG tube can be used for short term or long-term use.

bout). has continued irrational or unusual behaviour.

Access TOXBASE and/or contact the National Poisons Information Service (NPIS) on Tel. 0844 892 0111.

A small amount of local anaesthetic, with or without steroids is injected into one or more of the costochondral, joints.

or becomes thick and/or cloudy and does not improve with taking more fluid (if able or advised) you experience lower stomach or back pain you have increased

When your baby is born your midwife or nurse, with your permission, can contact the hospital chaplain or your own religious leader.

support you have been given, or referred to.