Do roman nurses call iv's, 4's ?

Apply ice. Otherwise, apply icthammol glycerine with cotton twice a day. There may be staph. infection, which is penicillin resistant. Take cloxacillin, flucloxacillin or methicillin. Fucidin appli...

i'm a nurse, and it depends on the brand of pump. some will adjust to new settings very easily, some beep and go back to the first settings. usually, there's some sort of button you have ...

Are the bruises old looking, as in green and brownish? If so, it's just old blood that leaked into your tissue coming up to the surface. If the areas are red, swollen, and warm, it may be a...

Is is not uncommon to recieve IV fluid after being diagnosed with food poisioning especially if you have been having diarhea and vomitting. Sometimes IV's are puhed though rather quickly, but ...

It could be some swelling left over from the trauma of the IV. The bruising was caused by the needle cutting the vein and it bleeding into the area around the site. It should eventually go away alo...

blood leaking from the blood vessel after she poked you..... u.ll be fine, ur body will absorb it....it spreads due to concentration gradient....

You could have had a vasovegal reaction. Did you lock your knees?--this could make you faint. Take deep breaths. Just remember that not all nurses are cut out to be surgical nurses, or ER nurse,...

In my experience, it happens occasionally, but not often. Phlebitis is the inflammation of the vein (red, swelling, pain, cordlike vein) but this often resolves on it's own with removal of the...