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Place the fingertips of your hand about three finger-widths behind your scrotum and press gently (see point ‘A’ in Figure 1).

If you notice anything unusual, please contact the PD team. do not drive for 1 to 2 weeks as the seat belt can cause pressure on your abdomen which may

If you are alone, continue for 1 minute and then dial 999 or 112 from a mobile.

Practice Reflective Review Sessions (formerly Continuing Development Sessions) to support you as a Gold Coach and you will need to attend a minimum of 1

Patients should be advised that at this time the unit can be very busy with a possible waiting time of over 1 hour for a blood test.

Commonly used examples include Nutriprem 1® or SMA Goldprem 1®.

Tuesday 12th March Sandford Education Centre, Cheltenham General Hospital 11am-12pm (10 places) 1-2pm (10 places) 3-4pm (10 places) Thursday 14th March

For a child in good health having minor surgery: 1 child in every 10 might experience a headache, sore throat, sickness or dizziness. 1 child in every

The risk is about 1 in every 500 cases.

A reduction in parking charges takes the form of a parking permit for 1 week or 2 weeks.

Collection method The kit contains 4 collection tubes:Grey cap: Nil control Green cap: TB antigen 1 Yellow cap: TB antigen 2 Purple cap: Mitogen control

Method Change 1: Ward staff education and reminder cards stuck to bedside lockers.

This means that from 1 July 2021 Cheltenham A&E will be returned to its pre-Pandemic state, in line with commitments we have made publicly and as agreed

Start with the deep muscles (Stage 1) as they reduce the strain on your back and pelvic floor.

Patients with chronic kidney disease Stage 1-4

Type 1 Gaucher disease, as per NICE HST5

Items required 1 x ampoule of Synacthen (250 ug) from the pharmacy Materials required for any possible anaphylactic reactions that may occur.

You may drink 1 hour after treatment.

Babies are then seen every 1 to 2 weeks until the blood vessels are fully developed which is usually around the time they were due to be born.

Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust received authorisation on 1 July 2004.