A peritoneal tap, or paracentesis, is typically performed on the right side of the abdomen, specifically in the lower quadrant, to access the peritoneal cavity. This positioning helps to avoid injury to underlying organs and allows for the efficient removal of fluid. However, the exact site may vary based on the patient's anatomy and the location of the fluid accumulation. It's essential for the procedure to be conducted under sterile conditions and with imaging guidance when necessary.
peritonial cavities
617.3 is the diagnosis code for pelvic peritonial endometriosis
the right side
Left
Drag the left cherry to the side and tap the right cherry (:
The left side/right side scientific side/creative side is a myth.
It's installed on the high-voltage side.
Looking at it as you would be if using it, the hot is on the left side.
If you look under your sin there should be a few pipes and 1 green wire. I think the green wire is a air wire witch when you twist the tap it releases air at one side (depends what side tap you used) and forces the water up and out and the other side just sucks air in.
Read the ingredients on the side of the can.
Tap the four-sided arrow on the bottom right of the screen, then tap the cardboard box on the bottom left side of the screen.
you either twist it, pull it up or turn it to one side!