Details of Homecare
Details of treatment and nursing | Details |
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Fluid and constant high-unit nutrition injections |
We inject the fluid prescribed by the main hospital. We also instruct guardians on how to manage the constant high-unit nutrition injection that is injected through the central vein tube. |
Changing feeding nasal tube | We regularly change the feeding nasal tube and provide instructions on how to use a dressing around the gastric fistula, and how to inject gruel through the tube. |
Changing tracheotomy tube and nursing a ventilated patient | We change the tracheotomy tube and provide instructions on how to observe the condition and how to disinfect the tube. |
Changing foley catheter | We periodically change the colovesical fistula or foley catheter, and provide instructions on management. |
Managing central vein tube (chemoport, PICC, Hickman catheter, etc.) |
We periodically provide flushing (heparin infusion) and remove dressings and home pumps. |
Managing bile bag and other drainage tubes |
We manage the bile bag (PTBD) and other drainage tubes for pyelostomy (PCN) and PCD. |
Wound disinfection, stitch removal, and bedsore dressing |
We disinfect surgery wounds, remove stitches and staples, and manage bedsores. |
Nursing for artificial intestinal fistula and urinary fistula |
We provide instructions on changing and self-managing the intestinal fistula bag. |
Other instructions | Instructions on blood draw, white blood cell stimulating factor injection, and anticoagulant administration. |