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It can also be transferred by visitors or staff who have touched a contaminated surface such as furniture, medical equipment, toilets, handles, sinks or

For investigation into suspected anaphylactic reactions or anaesthetic drug reactions, view our anaphylaxis page.

or irritability Rapid breathing or grunting Bulging fontanelle (soft patch on top of a baby’s head)

Speak to your GP if you notice any of the following in the months after amputation: Constant sadness or mood swings Deep anxiety or panic attacks Social

No photography or videos are allowed during the scan.

known as deep vein thrombosis, or DVT).

as diabetes or eczema Medications which may lower your immune system, such as steroids or chemotherapy can also make you more at risk of cellulitis.

Leg: When you are either laying down or sitting, rest your leg on a cushion or pillow with your heel higher than your hip and your knee.

Tubi fast blue or yellow line would also be an appropriate dressing choice to use as a cover over the bandages.

testing and/or anti-D prophylaxis.

Please tell the nurse practitioner or doctor if you have had problems with any previous surgery or anaesthetic, or if you have any allergies this is very

This states that testing should only be done on liquid or loose stools - i.e. those that conform to the shape of the container.

harassment because of: their age any disabilities they may have their sex their gender identity being in a marriage or civil partnership pregnancy or

You could use a jug or bowl to collect the urine in, then pour it into the container you have been given.

The medical and nursing teams will be better able to respond to any concerns or queries regarding medical/care issues.

If this starts to become heavy or lasts longer than 20 minutes, please contact your local Minor Injuries Unit or Emergency Department.

You may also need to give a blood sample or have other tests.

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Caring for your cast or splint

This does not prevent you accessing NHS services in the usual way for any other treatments or healthcare services which you may require before or after