Examples of using The transdermal patch in English and their translations into Slovak
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The transdermal patch may be applied up to a maximum of 2 days(48 hours) before chemotherapy.
Absorption Following application, rotigotine is continuously released from the transdermal patch and absorbed through the skin.
Remove the transdermal patch and tell your doctor if you notice a serious skin reaction(if your skin is very red,
The transdermal patch should be applied to clean,
Following application, rotigotine is continuously released from the transdermal patch and absorbed through the skin.
The transdermal patch should not be placed on skin that is red, irritated or damaged.
While holding the remaining half of the rigid plastic film, apply the transdermal patch to the skin on the outside part of your upper arm.
Keep the skin where this medicine was applied covered for another 10 days after the transdermal patch is taken off to protect from exposure to direct sunlight.
The transdermal patch is then applied using slight pressure with the palm of the hand for approximately 30 seconds.
Remove the transdermal patch at least 1 day(24 hours)
into your blood stream for the duration that you are wearing the transdermal patch.
As the transdermal patch is protected by an outer waterproof backing film,
There is no information on the effect on the transdermal patch of activities such as strenuous exercise or the use of sauna or whirlpools;
While you wear the transdermal patch, keep it covered with clothing if you will be in sunlight or near a sunlamp, including tanning beds.
The transdermal patch should not be cut, since no information
If required, use surgical bandages or medical adhesive tape to keep the transdermal patch in place.
The transdermal patch should not be exposed to excessive heat(e.g. sauna, infrared-radiation).
The transdermal patch is composed of three layers:
Following routine haematological monitoring, the transdermal patch should only be applied to patients whose chemotherapy treatment is unlikely to be delayed in order to reduce the possibility of unnecessary exposure to granisetron.
Patients must be advised to cover the transdermal patch application site,