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Learning About Internal Derangement of the Shoulder
Internal derangement of the shoulder is a broad term for a shoulder problem inside the joint that causes pain or makes it hard to move your shoulder normally. There are three main causes of internal derangement of the shoulder. Injury. For example,
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Discharge Instructions: Your Nasogastric Tube (NG Tube)
The NG tube will give you food, fluids, and medicine. Read on for helpful information about when to call your provider.
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How Is Delirium Treated?
Delirium is treated by finding and treating the cause. It has many possible causes, such as reaction to medicines, changes in blood chemistry, infections, strokes, and acute heart diseases.
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Recognizing Delirium: A Checklist for Caregivers
Delirium is a sudden change in a person's mental state. The signs of delirium happen quickly, over the course of hours or days. Read on for a checklist and 2 simple tests to help you determine if a loved one has delirium.
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Understanding Minimally Invasive Scoliosis Surgery (Child)
This is a a type of surgery done to fix an abnormal curve of the spine known as scoliosis. Minimally invasive surgery uses two or more small cuts (incisions) instead of one large incision. This may lead to less pain after surgery and faster recovery.
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Understanding Minimally Invasive Total Knee Replacement
Total knee replacement is a type of surgery to replace a damaged knee joint. It is done by an orthopedic surgeon.
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Discharge Instructions: Going Home With an NJ Tube
A nasojejunal (NJ) tube is a thin, soft tube that goes down through the nose, into the stomach, and to the jejunum. Learn how to care for an NJ tube at home.
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Booster Seats and Seat Belt Safety
You’ve kept your child safe in your vehicle using a car seat—that’s great. Now your child has outgrown the seat and it’s time to upgrade. This sheet tells you how to use booster seats and seat belts to continue to keep your child safe.
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Tonsil, Adenoid, and Ear Tube Surgery: The Day of Your Child's Surgery
Here is a list of things to bring to the hospital the day of your child's surgery.
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