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The procedure to insert the cannula tube will be carried out by a member of the healthcare team trained to perform cannulation.
Blood test services provided by our Phlebotomy Service
If we do not ask you to be “nil by mouth” then please do not go nil by mouth for hours before the procedure as this will unnecessarily dehydrate you.
Test performed by Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Sample Requirements Clotted blood.
Microbiology Notes The information given here is intended for use by healthcare professionals.
The procedure will be carried out by a renal doctor or specialist nurse.
CNS toxicity is increased by 50% with oral administration due to differences in metabolism between the two routes.
have previously been requested when carbohydrate malabsorption is suspected in a child (e.g. evidence of diarrhoea or intestinal hurry not explained by
The sample tube(s) must be signed and dated by the person taking the blood The NHSBT may decline to test inadequately labelled samples For further information
By increasing active participation by staff and focusing on clinical leadership and data we have improved transparency and communication between staff
You must then pull the suction catheter back up by about 1cm.
Your treatment will be continued by your community nurse or the nurse at your GP’s surgery.
Your Woodcast® splint will be applied by our trained plaster technicians. We may have to gently reposition your limb to do this.
This is controlled by the ‘back up breath rate’ that will be set depending on your needs.
The consent form has to be signed by an adult who has parental responsibility for the child.
by Richard Sidebottom
