Issues

1. Home Health Considerations boxes discuss issues facing patients and their caregivers in the home setting.

Teeth

1. This is to screen for abnormal conditions and damaging feeding practices, and to educate caregivers on proper care of the teeth and mouth. (Web site)

Access

1. Parents, teachers, or caregivers can use blocking software to prevent access to certain Web sites and other information available over the Internet.

Gallbladder

1. With an EUS, caregivers can see inside your liver, gallbladder, and bile duct. (Web site)

Forum

1. The Oral Cancer Foundation has a forum where patients and their caregivers assist each other.

Primary Caregivers

1. The effects of TBI on survivors' mothers, however, the primary caregivers for many survivors, have not yet been explored.

Friends

1. The Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation: a resource for patients, friends, caregivers and loved ones. (Web site)

Questions

1. It consists of 20 questions that parents and caregivers can ask a four-year-old to see if he or she is on track for learning how to read.

Comfort

1. Supportive care in terminal stages typically consists of comfort measures for patients and their caregivers.
2. Support groups can provide an important source of information, advice, and comfort for stroke patients and for caregivers. (Web site)

Helping

1. Big thanks to all of you amazing rescue people who led us to Jinju and are helping so many other very sad dogs find loving caregivers.

Administration

1. Recommendations for Administration: Caregivers should be instructed in the correct procedure for administering Exelon Oral Solution.

Working

1. Thyroid scan: This test shows caregivers how well your thyroid is working. (Web site)

Problems

1. Gastric manometry: Gastric manometry test helps caregivers see if there are problems with how your stomach is working. (Web site)
2. Caregivers use these pictures to look for problems such as blocked or ruptured intestines, kidney stones, or solid masses (tumors) in your organs. (Web site)

Seizure

1. All patients or caregivers, however, should contact their doctor after a seizure occurs.

People

1. Storytelling project with people with Alzheimer's disease and their caregivers.

Side Effects

1. Table 3: Frequency of side effects as recorded by the caregivers.

Women

1. Thus, it may be possible for some women to be attracted to men who need caregivers, or men who will not be a threat to their need to be in control. (Web site)

Important

1. It is very important for patients and their caregivers to find emotional and psychological support. (Web site)

Depression

1. Many studies have shown that TBI caregivers have very high levels of stress, anxiety, and depression. (Web site)

First

1. During the first few months that we begin to get our Baby Teeth we all catch the decay bacteria from our primary caregivers.

Adults

1. Supports and assists families and caregivers of adults with debilitating health conditions. (Web site)

Infants

1. Getting vaccinated with Tdap is especially important for families with and caregivers of new infants. (Web site)
2. The study found that physicians had the greatest influence on whether or not caregivers placed infants to sleep on their backs.

Colon

1. The tube is then moved up into his colon for caregivers to see if there are any problems. (Web site)
2. Barium is used so that caregivers can see your colon better on the x-ray film. (Web site)

Lower Colon

1. Caregivers will look for problems in your rectum and lower colon. (Web site)

Caries

1. Parents and caregivers should be informed of both the benefit of protection against dental caries and the possibility of enamel fluorosis. (Web site)

Heart

1. Caregivers may listen to your heart and lungs by using a stethoscope.

Heart Problem

1. These other heart tests are necessary if your caregivers think that you may have a heart problem.

Health

1. It can give your caregivers more information about your health condition. (Web site)

Immediate Medical Attention

1. Patients or caregivers should be advised to seek immediate medical attention if swallowing, speech or respiratory disorders arise. (Web site)

Common

1. Stress and burnout among parents and other caregivers of cerebral palsy patients is common, and should be monitored. (Web site)

Treatment Options

1. You can then discuss treatment options with your caregivers.

Fluoride Toothpaste

1. Fluoride toothpaste is efficacious in preventing dental caries, but its effectiveness depends on frequency of use by persons or their caregivers. (Web site)
2. Parents and caregivers should consult a dentist or other health-care provider before introducing a child aged <2 years to fluoride toothpaste. (Web site)

Family Members

1. This information is offered FREE to all patients, family members, and caregivers. (Web site)
2. Family members or caregivers can play an important role in helping to schedule regular dental visits for homebound seniors or those in nursing homes. (Web site)

Disease

1. Many infants who get pertussis are infected by parents, older siblings, or other caregivers who might not even know they have the disease.
2. The burden of disease also extends to caregivers, who have high rates of emotional and financial stress and depression.

Loulis

1. Loulis was named for two caregivers (Louise and Lisa) at the Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center in Atlanta, Georgia, where he was born.

Signs

1. Caregivers and health care professionals should be constantly aware of the risk factors and signs of dehydration in elderly patients.
2. Caregivers may use the x-ray to look for signs of infection like pneumonia, or to look for collapsed lungs.

Hope

1. Its mission is to communicate a message of hope and empowerment to heart failure patients, families and caregivers.

Physician

1. All patients or caregivers, however, should contact their physician in the event of a seizure.
2. A physician guided site for cancer patients, their families, and caregivers.

Tests

1. Neurologic (nu-roh-LAH-jik) tests: Caregivers may ask you questions and do other tests to learn what area of your spinal cord is injured. (Web site)

Look

1. Caregivers look at the pictures to see if your liver and gallbladder are working normally. (Web site)
2. Your caregivers look at the pictures of your lungs. (Web site)
3. Caregivers will look closely for certain problems or changes in how your heart is working. (Web site)

Help

1. Connect with other stroke survivors and caregivers and receive information to help you take the best care of yourself and your loved one.
2. The "gold standard" for diagnosing dementia, autopsy, does not help the patient or caregivers. (Web site)
3. The dye is usually given in your IV. The dye may help your caregivers see the pictures better. (Web site)

Support

1. Both the patient and any caregivers should consider psychological therapy and support for depression and loss of motivation.
2. PSPinformation.com - Information and support for those with progressive supranuclear palsy and their caregivers. (Web site)

Treatment

1. Patients and caregivers should be advised to ensure adequate fluid intake during treatment.
2. Records about the cancer diagnosis and treatment, including all test results, should be kept by childhood cancer survivors (or their caregivers).

Information

1. Sites submitted to this category must provide information on Turner Syndrome for patients, their families and caregivers.
2. For method of administration, please see Information for Patients and Caregivers.
3. This information is intended to better educate patients (and caregivers); it is not a disclosure of all possible adverse or intended effects. (Web site)

Injury

1. Today, in the aftermath of Katrina, the focus of caregivers must be the stabilization of injury and illness and, ultimately, the preservation of life. (Web site)
2. For all infants, the experience of circumcision is an injury that betrays their early desire to bond with their caregivers.

Children

1. Psoriasis Youth Resources - Basic information specific for children, teens, parents, and caregivers. (Web site)
2. The most common route of transmission is termed "vertical transmission", which means parents or primary caregivers infect their children.

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