FAQs

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What is the best position for placement of a Rylex27s tube?

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What is the best position for placement of a Rylex27s tube?

Position the patient sitting upright with the neck partially flexed. Ask the patient to hold the cup of water in his or

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How much should an NG tube drain?

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How much should an NG tube drain?

The average daily nasogastric output was 440 +/- 283 mL (range 68-1565).

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What is the difference between isopropyl alcohol and ethanol?

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What is the difference between isopropyl alcohol and ethanol?

The distinction between ethanol and isopropyl alcohol is pretty simple. Isopropyl alcohol is an antiseptic that contains

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What percentage alcohol is surgical spirit?

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What percentage alcohol is surgical spirit?

This medicine contains 90.25% v/v ethanol in each application. It may cause burning sensation on damaged skin.

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Is surgical spirit the same as isopropyl alcohol?

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Is surgical spirit the same as isopropyl alcohol?

Rubbing alcohol is either isopropyl alcohol or ethyl alcohol that has been mixed with water. In Britain its also known a

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Is Dettol like rubbing alcohol?

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Is Dettol like rubbing alcohol?

Dettol hand sanitizers are convenient when you are on-the-go. The sanitizers contain 62 percent ethanol alcohol (similar

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Is rubbing alcohol and sanitizer same?

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Is rubbing alcohol and sanitizer same?

The big difference between rubbing alcohol and hand sanitizer is that rubbing alcohol contains denaturants. This makes r

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What are the ingredients of surgical spirit?

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What are the ingredients of surgical spirit?

Surgical spirit contains methyl salicylate 0.5% v/v as the active ingredient. It also contains diethyl phthalate BP, cas

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Why do I have a corn on my finger?

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Why do I have a corn on my finger?

Just like the feet, corns develop on the fingers or hands in response to pressure, friction, and long-term abrasion. Som

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Why do corns occur?

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Why do corns occur?

Corns and calluses develop from repeated friction, rubbing or irritation and pressure on the skin. The most common cause

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Why do corns form?

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Why do corns form?

Calluses and corns are caused by repeated pressure or friction on an area of skin. The pressure causes the skin to die a

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Are corn plasters safe?

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Are corn plasters safe?

Unfortunately, the salicylic acid in Corn plasters cannot distinguish between healthy skin and corn and, as a such, can

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Why corn caps Cannot be used by diabetics?

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Why corn caps Cannot be used by diabetics?

This is because their high blood sugar affects capillaries, which are tiny blood vessels. This reduces blood flow to the

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What does a corn look like when it comes out?

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What does a corn look like when it comes out?

A corn is a kind of callus, made of dead skin. They usually form on smooth, hairless skin surfaces, especially on the to

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How long does it take for a corn to go away?

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How long does it take for a corn to go away?

Dont remove all of the toughened skin at once. Rubbing away a corn or callus may take a week or longer. Dont try to cut

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Can corn caps get wet?

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Can corn caps get wet?

For self-treatment to be successful, the foot has to be dry when you apply the caps. Also, do not walk barefoot even in