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Infection – the wound site must be kept clean and dry until the cuff/skin has healed into the surrounding tissue, this usually takes about 3 weeks.
The length of time and level of X-rays are kept to a minimum, but you do need to be exposed to X-rays for a total of 2 to 3 minutes.
They recognised when abuse might be occurring and were trained in how to deal with their concerns to keep patients safe Staff kept detailed and comprehensive
Reduced circulation If your fingers or toes become cold and blue, even if you have kept your limb raised, please contact the Plaster Room immediately for
These conditions do not cause recurrent miscarriage as long as they are treated and kept under control.
This can include tea and coffee; however, drinks with caffeine in them such as tea, coffee, Coca Cola®, other caffeinated and alcoholic drinks should be kept
They will make sure that you are kept warm before and after your surgery. Research has shown that the risk of infection is reduced if you keep warm.
The pack is kept in position with stitches and will be removed after a few weeks. You must be careful not to dislodge the pack.
It will also make sure that any recurrence at any stage can be treated quickly while in its early stages and be kept under control.
The support I received from the practice education department was amazing and kept me going through some dark days.
This will make sure that your teeth meet together correctly and pain is kept to the minimum.
Newborn babies need to be kept safe from infection.
The catheter is usually kept in until you are able to walk to the toilet.
It is common to have some itching around the cuff as it is kept in place for 24 hours.
Your information will be kept in a secure database.
Normally, patients are kept on bed rest for 2 hours after this procedure; 1 hour flat, 30 minutes sat at a 45° degree angle and then 30 minutes sat at
This plan will be sent to you and a copy kept in your hospital records for all other healthcare professionals involved in your care to refer to.
Care must be taken when washing and dressing as the wound must be kept dry during healing. How else can I help in caring for my PICC?
Normally, patients are kept on bed rest for 2 to 3 hours to reduce the risks of bleeding and complications around the puncture site.
