Examples of using The transdermal patch in English and their translations into Norwegian
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A new alternative is the transdermal patch that has just come onto the market-- these are also great for administering the proper dosage.
After removing the transdermal patch you may find some sticky material is left on your skin.
If reattachment is not possible or the transdermal patch is damaged, a new transdermal patch should be applied in the same position as the original transdermal patch.
If your arms are not suitable areas to apply the transdermal patch your doctor may ask you to put it on your abdomen.
patients should be advised to cover the transdermal patch application site if there is a risk of exposure to sunlight throughout the period of wear
Patients must be advised to cover the transdermal patch application site, e.g. with clothing,
So as far as advances in administering pharmaceuticals, the transdermal patches have hit the medical highways with great abandon
The transdermal patches are rectangular with rounded corners,
What to do if the transdermal patch comes off or partly detaches.
The transdermal patch should be pressed down firmly until the edges stick well.
If the transdermal patch is lost or becomes damaged go back to your doctor.
The transdermal patch should not be applied to skin that is red, irritated or cut.
The transdermal patch should not be placed on skin that is red,
medical adhesive tape to keep the transdermal patch in place.
The transdermal patch can be worn for up to 7 days depending on the duration of your chemotherapy treatment.
If it is not possible to apply the transdermal patch to the arm, it can be applied to the abdomen.
Put the transdermal patch on a clean, dry,
If the transdermal patch starts to become unstuck,
Do not re-use the transdermal patch after removal, see below for instructions on transdermal patch removal and disposal(see section 5).
showering will not change the way SANCUSO works.-However, the transdermal patch may become partially unstuck.