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Can you give me a sentence for the word sore?
There is a sore on my arm.
How should a gown be placed on the arms of a patient with an IV?
If the arms of the gown cannot be unsnapped to be put on, the IV can either be disconnected, the arm inserted into the sleeve and then reconnected, or the IV bag and line can go through the sleeve with the arm.
Explain why you should not take a blood pressure in a patient who has lessened circulation in his or her arm?
Taking blood pressure is not recommended on a limb with an IV because it can cause the vein to blow, resulting in a new IV line needing to be inserted. You can take a blood pressure on an IV limb when there is no other choice but try to do it far away from the IV site. If the IV is at the wrist/hand use the upper arm, if it's at the elbow use the lower arm close to the wrist.Good Luck I hope this helps.
How sore is it to break a leg arm collar bone finger?
very sore.
Should you put cold compresses on a sore arm after a pneumonia shot?
Yes; it will help reduce swelling and pain.
Iv to left ac?
IV started in antecubital of left arm
Is it sore to break your arm?
well, it hurts alot, and yea so umm yea it is sore
How long will an arm vein hurt after having an IV?
I had surgery and they put iv in , now its been a week and my arm hurts and vein. what does that mean what can i do
How do you eat with out swallowing?
Stick an IV in your arm.
Iv have had a dead arm for 3 days What is wrong?
Bad or blocked blood circulation - you should get medical help immediately
What should you do if your hamster is limping on its right arm?
It might have a sore, broken bone or have twisted it's right arm. You need to keep on eye on your hamster to make sure that it does not get worse. Good luck:)
Is tetanus booster painfulshould you take it in the butt or arm?
It doesn't hurt much at the time but it can leave the muscle very sore for a few days after, so it is better to take it in the buttock because it is easier to cope with a sore bottom than a sore arm.
