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. Clean the bottom of your baby's heel with an alcohol wipe. Remove the cap from the heel stick. Place ... first drop of blood with gauze. Gently squeeze one drop of blood into each circle on the collection

floss that is about 18 inches long. Tie it securely in a circle. Next, place all of the fingers ... care provider. Before this age, flossing is not needed. Children often need help with flossing until

number of circles to 50 in each direction every  2  hour s. Incision care Check your incision ... If you've had rotator cuff repair, this sheet can help you care for yourself after the procedure

that shows many fun activities. Circle the sports you enjoy or would like to try. For Kids ... for you. The picture below shows many fun activities. Circle the sports you enjoy or would like to try ... for children;asthma and exercise for pediatrics;Self-care for asthma;lifestyle with asthma;Pediatric

This video shows how to change your newborn's diaper. Changing Your Newborn's Diaper Place an ... opened, clean diaper face up on the changing table. Place your baby still in their used diaper on top ... A90876; image only; infant care; newborn care; diaper change

*Kidney Failure Self Care ... life with kidney failure. Read on to learn more. Caring for Yourself When You Have Kidney ... . Checking in Circle the statements below that are true for you. For each statement you don’t circle, ask a ... Nephrology;kidney problems;kidney failure Self-care;kidney failure medications;renal;np1013a;83162

Here are the steps to care for your newborn after a circumcision. Caring For Your Newborn ... supplies. Remove your baby's dirty diaper by placing an opened clean one underneath and sliding the dirty ... Step-by-Step: Caring For Your Newborn’s Circumcision; A60052; newborn care; circumcision care

problems. Below are instructions to help you care for your shoulder when you are at home ... , arthritis, and rotator cuff problems. Below are instructions to help you care for your shoulder when ... arthroscopy postsurgical care;shoulder arthroscopy recovery;86463

Detailed information on recovering from surgery and intensive care Recovering from Surgery ... /Intensive Care Recovering from surgery After surgery , you'll go to the recovery room. This also ... surgery recovery;intensive care

cough. Step 4.  Apply suction Place your thumb over the suction port to create suction. At ... 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

How you slept last night affects more than your mood or the dark circles under your eyes. If you ... affects more than your mood or the dark circles under your eyes. If you have chronic obstructive

you having surgery? Draw your face on the person in the box. Then, circle the place where you

*Ankle Circles ... Ankle circles are designed to stretch and strengthen your feet and ankles. Foot and Ankle ... Exercises: Ankle Circles This exercise is designed to stretch and strengthen your feet and ankles by ... 82384;Orthopaedics Foot and Ankle Exercises: Ankle Circles;Rehabilitation;Foot;ankle;or1056a

This video shows how to change your baby's diaper. Changing Your Baby's Diaper Place an opened ... clean diaper face up on the changing table. Place your baby still in their previous diaper on top of ... A90848; image only; newborn care; diaper change

This video shows the steps for cleaning your inhaler. Inhaler care: Weekly Cleaning Remove the ... . Place the canister back into your inhaler. Place the cap back onto the mouthpiece of your inhaler. ... 90855; Step-by-Step: Inhaler Care: Weekly Cleaning; inhaler use; inhaler cleaning; inhaled medicine

*Tracheostomy Tube Stoma Care ... ). A tube (cannula) was inserted into the opening so you can breathe. You need to take care of ... guidelines below will also help. Discharge Instructions: Caring for Your Tracheostomy Tube and Stoma ... 86579;discharge instructions tracheostomy or stoma care;discharge instructions for tracheostomy or ... stoma care;caring for your tracheostomy or stoma;pulmonology issues;homecare for your tracheostomy

Walker Fold your walker in front of you. Face away from the shower with a shower chair placed ... . Place the hand on the same side as the foot that stepped back onto the chair for balance. Place ... A90591; image only; rehabilitation; orthopedics; walker; walker use; showering; personal care

. Place a container of liquid soap and a trash bag or receptacle nearby if they aren't already there ... , irritation, or drainage. If you notice any, call your health care provider. Wet a cotton swab with warm ... Surgical incision; post-operative; home care after surgery; care for incision; dressing for ... incision; incision care; wound care; soiled bandage; changing dressing; changing a bandage; clean bandage

your child's neck. Undo the trach ties. If the ties need to be replaced, place the new trach ties ... as possible. Your child cannot breathe while the obturator is in place. Secure the trach ties. When ... A90943; image only; tracheostomy; tracheostomy care

to talk or make sounds. Kneel down behind your child. Place one hand on their stomach and the other ... on their upper back. Tilt your child's upper body slightly forward, holding them in place with the ... A90938; Heimlich Maneuver; choking rescue; image only; choking; choking child; emergency care; first aid