Sentences with phrase «when doctors or nurses»

But it is not against the law and it does not kill you when the doctor or nurse carefully gives you just enough to relieve your pain, an amount that may gradually need to be increased.»

However, the AAP notes, an exception to this rule is when a parent is trying to find the source of pain or discomfort in the genital area, or when a doctor or nurse is performing a physical exam.

At one point, my clients wondered why I was so quiet when a doctor or nurse entered the room, when we had been chatting like gangbusters two seconds before.

Yes, you can, although it won't be as accurate as when the doctor or nurse does it.

When the doctor or nurses fail to follow these maneuvers, and the delivering health care provider (either doctor or nurse mid-wife) exerts excessive lateral traction on the baby's head and neck, the nerves of the baby's brachial plexus in the stuck shoulder become stretched to the point of tearing.

Medical negligence, and thus malpractice, is what occurs when a doctor or nurse falls below this «standard of care,» acting or failing to act appropriately in a medical setting.

When a doctor or nurse practitioner makes an error when writing a prescription, either because of negligence or recklessness, the consequences for the patient can very serious.

It shouldn't hurt, but you might feel some discomfort or pressure when your doctor or nurse opens the speculum inside you.

They shouldn't hurt, but you might feel some discomfort or pressure when your doctor or nurse opens the speculum inside you.

Not exact matches

If you sell nutritional products to hospitals, why call nurses or doctors when a third - party pharmacy makes all the buying decisions?

I'm a nurse, and I like using natural health remedies for myself, but I also know when to go to my doctor or the ER (if necessary) for treatment.

So I just don't get the «too much pressure to breastfeed» when all around me are images of bottles, ads for formula telling me a happy feeding makes a happy mom, bottlefeeding moms, moms and doctors and nurses telling new moms that formula is «just as good» and «not to feel guilty», women getting «the look» for nursing in public, or feeling weird about doing it (I sure did)-- to me, any pressure out there is NOT to breastfeed, or do it as little as possible (not if it's not immediately easy or you don't love every minute, not past 6 mos, not in public, not around male relatives and friends, not around children, not if you ever want to go out alone sometime...)

Nurses, doctors, they didn't know enough about breastfeeding so there was no pressure from them when I had trouble, or support or education (I'm not saying they * should * pressure women, but having some expertise in the matter and some faith in women's bodies would help moms succeed!)

You may wish to ask the doctor's nurse to call you when it's convenient and have a list of basic questions to ask (about their philosophy or about the advice they give in certain situations).

In fact, a pump can be indispensable for nursing mothers in a number of scenarios: You want to continue breast - feeding but return to work; you need to formula - feed your baby temporarily for medical reasons but want to resume breast - feeding when you get the go - ahead from your doctor; or you need to miss a feeding occasionally because you're traveling or otherwise away from your baby.

Although it depends on whether or not your baby was already jaundiced when she went home, how well she was feeding, and if she had any medical problems, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) advises that «it is important for your baby to be seen by a nurse or doctor when the baby is between 3 and 5 days old.»

When I said I didn't want Pitocin, the nurse nodded, the doctor said OK, and I wasn't pressured into anything that didn't feel right or unnecessary.

The last thing she needs is you running off to find a doctor or a nurse when she's in the middle of a contraction.

I made my husband tell visitors that visits will be short and additionally, may be choppy (meaning they may be asked to leave the room for a nurse to check me, for me to nurse, for me to pee, etc.); delayed (if they arrive when a doctor is rounding or when I am sleeping or nursing); or even cancelled (if I am not up for it).

Although it depends on whether or not your baby was already jaundiced when she went home, how well she was feeding, and if she had any medical problems, the American Academy of Pediatrics advises that babies should be seen by a nurse or doctor between the age of 3 days and 5 days.

When you are in the hospital before / after giving birth the child, the doctors or nurse will help you to learn about breastfeeding.

To be able to see how that doctor responded to a complication, what that hospital's policies were for rooming in, or how the nurses responded when she didn't want to breastfeed.

If you suspect that your baby has reacted to a food by being unsettled or upset, avoid this food for a while and if the problem persists when you try the food again talk to your doctor, a nutritionist / dietitian or your public health nurse.

When in doubt or during a state of panic, call your doctor or nurse's line for reassurance and guidance.

When it comes time to push, it's important to listen to the directions of your doctor or nurses.

When your baby's born, a doctor or nurse will weigh and measure her and plot the results on a growth chart.

The doctor or nurse will tell you when your child must stop eating and drinking.

When you breastfeed your baby for the first time, have a doctor, nurse, doula, or lactation professional check your baby's latch.

Talk with your child's doctor or nurse to make sure that you know exactly how to care for your child when you get home, ask any questions that you have, and find out if you can «room in» with your child during his or her last night or two to get the hang of things.

Whether it's a partner, a doctor, a doula, a midwife or a loving nurse, a laboring woman isn't the only person who should be working when she brings a baby into the world.

You're not a nurse or a doctor, but you know when to call in the professionals.

When it's done: Within 24 hours after your baby is born, a nurse or doctor will apply a thin strip of the antibiotic under your little one's lower eyelids.

Question: Have you, as a pregnant or breastfeeding mom, ever been insulted or felt demeaned (on a racial, ethic, cultural, religious, sexual orientation,... basis) when a well - meaning health provider (doctor, nurse, lactation consultant, etc.) provided care for you or your baby?

We can help by talking to our toddlers about kindness, showing sympathy and care when teddies «get hurt», playing role - play doctor / nurse games and talking to them about other people's feelings if they've hurt or upset another child.

Doctors and nurses do not want to be responsible for any type of injury caused to mother or baby when using this type of equipment.

When you're unsure about a test or procedure your doctor or nurse - midwife wants to perform, your doulas will help you identify what you're feeling and why.

Your doctor or midwife can recommend interventions that really help, such as seeing a therapist who works with lots of moms like you or taking an antidepressant that's safe when nursing.

Tell her this happens when people are very old or sick and doctors and nurses can't make their bodies work anymore.

Chatting up a male visitor, the reporter learned visiting relations are invited into the wards when they are needed, perhaps by the patients or by a doctor or nurse.

I definitely recommend checking with a doctor before taking even natural supplements or herbs, especially when pregnant or nursing.

Its the rushed doctor who does nt listen and brushes off your concerns — or even your symptoms or pain; the lost medical record or referral that delays diagnosis or treatment; the rude office manager or nurse who makes it impossible to get information or an appointment when its really needed; or the phone that never rings with word about that lab result youve been losing sleep over.

Never take any vitamins or supplements when pregnant or nursing without talking to your doctor first.

At the hospital, I felt like I was at the mercy of the whims of the doctors and nurses (like when they would check my cervix a bunch even though I asked them not to or when they kept waking my first born to check her vitals or when I wasn't allowed to push when I was ready to).

2018-04-08 15:48 Remember when you were a kid — or last night at the bar, whatever — and you scrunched down a straw wrapper, dropped water on it, and watched Doctors, nurses and soldiers are unlikely to see a pay rise until April 2018 at earliest, Downing Street has signalled.

Remember when you were a kid — or last night at the bar, whatever — and you scrunched down a straw wrapper, dropped water on it, and watched Doctors, nurses and soldiers are unlikely to see a pay rise until April 2018 at earliest, Downing Street has signalled.

Teachers, doctors, nurses and others can find forgiveness and repayment assistance when assisting underserved populations or working in other capacities,» says Andrew Josuweit, CEO of Student Loan Hero, in Austin, Texas.

This used to drive me crazy when I would take my kids to the pediatrician — I'd think of a handful of questions to ask while loading the dishwasher or walking the dog, but after driving to the appointment, keeping the kids happy while we waited, filling out paperwork, and answering the nurse's twenty questions, I would be lucky to remember one thing I wanted to discuss with the doctor.

Pregnant women, when they give birth, or if the doctors or nurses feel there is a need to do a drug test they can, whether or not the mother gives permission.

Did a doctor or nurse make a mistake when treating you or a loved one?

Medical malpractice arises when a doctor, hospital, nursing home, nurse, or other healthcare provider's medical services falls below the appropriate standard of care and results in the victim's injury.