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*Heart Attack Back Home ... What to expect when you get home, getting support and easing back into your life. Heart Attack ... : Back at Home Once you’re home, your goal for the first week or so is to take it easy. Then slowly ... heart attack recovery;support after heart attack;home care after heart attack;90124

Preparing Your Family for a New Baby ... Most families soon find ways to adjust to the changes that take place after a baby is born ... . But it's helpful to prepare family members for what's ahead. Preparing the Family Getting ... newborn care;newborn preparations;P02696

lens inside your eye slightly changes its shape. The dark circle inside the colored part of your eye ... run in families. You or your children may be at greater risk for CI if other family members have had

*Back Care Every Day ... To take care of your back, try to warm up before you move and shift positions often. Caring for ... Your Back Throughout the Day Take care of your back throughout the day. You will likely have fewer ... 84811;caring for your back throughout the day;back care throughout the day;back care;prevent back pain

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lining of the back of your eye, allowing you to see. Sometimes the lens becomes cloudy. This reduces your ... . Why might I need cataract surgery? Eye care providers will remove a cataract if it keeps you

Taking care of a family member who is sick can be tough, especially when you also have to ... help caregivers. Understanding the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) for Caregivers Taking care ... caregivers;Family Medical Leave Act;FMLA;16229

the same time, slowly pull the catheter out of your trach tube. Move the catheter tip in a circle ... 82487;Suctioning Your Tracheostomy;Stoma Self-care;Ostomy;Pulmonology;Tracheostomy;tracheostomy

urethra carries urine from the bladder out of the body. The main sphincter muscle circles the mid

are grateful for Your reasons for living Your provider’s phone number Urgent care services ... parents or a partner Trouble in school, work, or your social circles, such as bullying or

This video shows the steps for giving your baby a bath. Giving Your Baby a Bath Gather all your ... water by sticking your elbow into it. Place your baby into the plastic tub on their back making sure ... A90932; image only; infant care; bathing an infant; infant safety

about back care. What Do You Know About Taking Care of Your Back? Oh, my aching back! Back ... is it? Take this quiz and see how much you know about back care. 1. It’s easy to find the ... back care; back pain; backache; spine; low back pain;

Maternity leave is time off work to care for your new baby. Maternity leave gives you time to ... of unpaid leave. Know your rights under the U.S. Department of Labor's Family and Medical Leave Act ... maternity leave;Family Medical Leave Act;p02710

*Prenatal Care ... Prenatal Care ... spouse, a family member, or a friend. As you work to give your baby a healthy start, rely on your team ... if you didn't, start today. Read on to learn more. What Is Prenatal Care? Before getting ... What is prenatal care;prenatal care;ob1018a;obt1018;82288;social determinants of health;SDOH

*Brain Injury Post Family Care ... After Brain Injury: Family ... . Talk and plan with the rest of your family. Your roles may change. Taking Care of the Family ... than your affected loved one. Stay healthy Take good care of yourself. Family caregivers are ... 83334;Taking care of the family after brain injury;brain injury, famiy care

caregivers are unpaid family members or friends that provide full- or part-time care, even when you also have ... care for the affected family member Help out financially Care for other family members ... P01157;rehabilitation;rehab;rehabilitation family;rehabilitation support;family rehab support

*Long Term Care Planning ... may have information to help. Needing more care At some point, support from family, friends ... . These give round-the-clock service and supervision, medical care, and rehabilitation for residents ... long-term care;long-term care planning;Assisted-living communities;Nursing homes;skilled-nursing facilities;elder care;1437

social lives. Not seeing family and friends in person may be one of the most challenging changes ... circle: Schedule a weekly or monthly check-in. Block out time in your calendar to regularly call

grate peel of whole fruit, being careful not to include bitter white skin 1 tablespoon fresh parsley ... Lemon, orange, and lime zest, grated (approximately 2 tablespoons total); to get zest, finely

education materials yourself before giving them to patients. Consider using an objective assessment tool to ... face the patient. Flip through and circle or highlight the pages most critical for them to read