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IV Cannulation

IV (intravenous) cannulation is a fundamental medical procedure used to administer fluids, medications, or blood products directly into a patient’s bloodstream.

Foley’s Catheterization

Foley catheterisation involves inserting a flexible tube (catheter) through the urethra into the bladder to drain urine.

Vaccination & Many More

Vaccines are essential for preventing infectious diseases. Below is a comprehensive guide covering immunisation schedules, types of vaccines, and special considerations.

Chemoport Care

A chemoport (also called an implanted venous port) is a long-term central venous access device used for chemotherapy, frequent blood draws, or IV medications.

A sharp cut stitch (also called a “rip stitch” or “emergency release stitch”) is a specialised suture technique used to secure chest tubes, drains, or central lines so they can be quickly removed in an emergency.

Chest Drain Dressing

A chest drain dressing is a sterile covering applied at the insertion site of a chest tube (or intercostal catheter) to prevent infection, maintain tube position, and absorb any leakage.

Dialysis Line Dressing

Dialysis catheters (temporary or tunnelled) require strict aseptic dressing management to prevent infections (e.g., CLABSI) and maintain patency.

Bladder Wash

Bladder irrigation is a procedure to flush the bladder with sterile fluid to remove clots, debris, or bacteria, commonly used for catheter blockage or severe UTIs.

Wound Dressing

Proper wound dressing promotes healing, prevents infection, and manages exudate.

Central Line

A central line (central venous catheter) is a long, flexible tube placed into a large vein (e.g., subclavian, jugular, femoral) for long-term IV access, hemodynamic monitoring, or critical medications.

Tracheostomy Tube Change

A tracheostomy tube change is a critical procedure to maintain airway patency, prevent infection, and manage complications like tube obstruction or dislodgement.

Bedsore Dressing

Bedsores (pressure ulcers) develop due to prolonged pressure on the skin, often in immobile patients.

Ryle’s Tube Care

A Ryle’s tube (NG tube) is a flexible tube inserted through the nose into the stomach for feeding, medication administration, or gastric decompression.

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Special Procedure

Comprehensive Special Procedure

IV Cannulation

Foley’s Catheterization

Vaccination & Many More

Chemoport Care

Sharp Cut Stitch

Chest Drain Dressing

Dialysis Line Dressing

Bladder Wash

Wound Dressing

Central Line

Tracheostomy Tube Change

Bedsore Dressing

Ryle’s Tube Care

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