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We will screen you again in one year.

Oxygen will also be given through a small sponge inserted into one of your nostrils.

Oophorectomy - removal of one ovary. Bilateral oophorectomy - removal of both ovaries. Salpingectomy - removal of one fallopian tube.

Sadly, less than one in 10 people survive these cardiac arrests. Performing CPR can more than double the chances of survival in some cases.

This will be done using either one of your own leg veins or an artificial graft (tube).

Our digestive system provides us with one of the essential functions of life and nutrition.

Carry your baby in front of you; avoid carrying your baby on one hip. Bend your knees and keep your back straight when lifting.

(one piece small volume spacer) – Compatible with most MDI devices

avoid coughing or sneezing on your baby while you breastfeed clean your breast pump after every use wear a face mask while you breastfeed, if you have one

If you need a sick note to be prepared before you go home, please speak to one of the nurses when you get to the unit.

Alternatively, using both index fingers, place one on the upper lid margin and one on the lower margin (where the lashes begin), then push them together

When you come into the unit, you will be seen by a children’s nurse and: You will be weighed by one of the friendly nurses and they will also check your

Some women have more than one polyp. Polyps are not cancerous and do not change into cancer.

There is no one treatment that works for everyone who has HS.

By encouraging more screening of TTOs on the ward, more one-stop dispensing (OSD) supply where possible and more communication between ward pharmacists

Stopping smoking is one of the best things you will ever do for your health. 

We worked with the Vascular Access team to change the type of CVC used for PN to one which reduces the risk of infection.

Before the start of the project, we asked the library to perform a literature search around A-E assessment tools and we choose one to base our teaching

During pregnancy the blood glucose targets are as follows: less than 5.3mmol/L pre meals less than 7.8mmol/L one hour post meals less than 6.4mmol/L two-hour

One in five people in the UK are reported to have a disability, making accessibility an essential consideration for all health services, online journeys