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What happens if dialysate too cold?

If the dialysate is too cold, it can cause discomfort to the patient during the dialysis treatment. It can also lead to vasoconstriction, which can affect the efficiency of waste removal during the treatment. Additionally, it can cause the patient to feel chilled or shiver during the treatment.


How do you take skin care during radiotherapy patient?

Warm baths follow by application of aquaphor skin ointment. Apply aquaphor after treatment daily and at night. If skin reaction becomes severe physician will order special ointments.


What has the author Pauline McAleese written?

Pauline McAleese has written: 'The effect of touch during treatment on patient satisfaction, compliance with treatment and recall of information'


Why is a second bone marrow biopsy performed during the treatment phase of a lymphoma patient?

In addition to diagnosis, the biopsy may also be repeated during the treatment phase of the disease to see if the lymphoma is responding to therapy.


Where should the operatory light be positioned during dental treatment?

36 inches or approx 3 ft from the patient's face.


What is the procedure used with radioactive implants?

The patient is required to remain in his or her bed or room during the treatment. During the period of greatest radioactivity (24-72 hours)


What is an complication?

Iatrogenic means caused by treatment, so an iatrogenic surgical complication is an unexpected problem during surgery that resulted from the treatment. An example might be leaving a surgical sponge in the patient.


Is it illegal to video tape a patient during medical treatment in Florida without knowledge of the patient for documentation purposes?

I don't know for sure but i would guess that it is. It would be a MASSIVE violation of privacy.


What is an iatrogenic complication?

Iatrogenic means caused by treatment, so an iatrogenic surgical complication is an unexpected problem during surgery that resulted from the treatment. An example might be leaving a surgical sponge in the patient.


How do nutritional and dietary approaches treat cancer?

Diet and nutrition can improve both a cancer patient's chances for recovery and quality of life during treatment.


Why is radiation therapy sometimes applied during a pancreatectomy?

Radiation therapy may also be applied during the surgery (intraoperatively) to improve the patient's chances of survival, but this treatment is not yet in routine use.


What are the achievements of the residential drug treatment center?

Residential drug treatment refers to a drug rehab where a patient is taken care of 24 hours by providing medical facilities, food, counselling, group therapy sessions, better hygiene etc. The addict will live there during the treatment.