0
What else can I help you with?
What dietary restrictions must an orchiectomy patient adhere to prior to surgery?
Patients should not eat or drink anything for the eight hours before the scheduled time of surgery.
What should I do before bariatric surgery?
You are going to need to speak with the doctor that is performing the procedure. Most of the time you are not allowed to eat within about eight or so hours before the procedure is to begin.
Who is the first man in the world to get bipass surgery and when?
He is seriosly my dad! No Joke. His Name is Frederick Otto Bloechl, and got the surgery in 1971. He is also the first man in the world to survive a bipass the longest, to the ripe old age of 48 (in year 2010) years. He got the surgery when he was eight, and i could still see his scar from the surgery at his age! Pretty cool, huh? He's also in most of the medical books, which i don't read much. He had his surgery at the age of eight.
What precautions should be used before a cervical conization?
As with any operation that is performed under general anesthesia, the patient must not eat or drink anything for six to eight hours before surgery.
Can i move out eight days before my18th birthday?
That is pretty close to your birthday and at 18 you are an adult. Suppose you could.
What is the ordinal number before eight?
The ordinal number before eight is 7th
What do vets do in the morning from eight to ten?
Many perform surgery during the morning hours.
When are the first post-op exams usually scheduled after eye surgery?
Patients usually have their first postoperative visit the day after the eye surgery. Subsequent exams are commonly scheduled at one, three, and six to eight weeks following surgery.
What can a patient expect after toe surgery?
The patient can expect moderate swelling, stiffness and limited mobility in the operated foot following toe surgery, sometimes for as long as eight to 12 weeks
How long does it take to recover from urinary incontinence surgery?
The amount of recovery time from urinary incontinence surgery can vary from person to person. However on average, most people are able to resume normal activities within six to eight weeks of the surgery.
Can people still undergo gastric bypass surgery if you are anemic pre surgery?
I have been anemic for most of my forty-eight years because I hate the severe constipation (everyone please pardon me) but I gladly took it about three weeks prior to my surgery a few weeks ago. It can't be good to go in with iron poor blood and it is worth the hassle believe me. I had the surgery on October 24th and have lost two dress sizes, a lot of inches and fourteen pounds! NO, your surgeon will not go ahead with the surgery if you are anemic at the time of surgery. They send you for blood work 2 -3 days before your surgery to check your levels. The night before my surgery my surgeon called to say my anemia was an issue & he cancelled my surgery. He gave me one month to get the level back up before he would test me again. I devoured all of the Iron rich foods I could get my hands on especially cashews, for the entire month as well as took mega doses of Iron (Ferrous Sulfate). My levels were high enough for me to have the surgery a month later. However immediatley after the surgery I required a blood transfusion because I had lost so much blood & my levels had dropped dangerously low! Ever since the surgery I have struggled with Anemia, have had to see a Hemotologist regularly and even underwent Iron Transfusions at the Cancer Center 4 hours a day 3 times a week, for 8 months straight.
What is eight minutes to seven?
"Eight minutes to seven" refers to the time that is eight minutes before 7:00. This means it is 6:52. In a 12-hour clock format, it could also be expressed as 6:52 AM or 6:52 PM, depending on the context.
