A papanicolaou test

A rapid antigen detection test

A urine analysis

A cervical cerclage

A vaginal ultrasound

Drink 3 to 5 glasses of green tea with antioxidants daily

Rest for 6-8 hours nightly

Eat a healthy diet

Wear sunscreen when exposed to the sun

Exercise at least for at least 150 minutes weekly

Helicobacter pylori

Staphylococcus aureus

Escherichia coli

Salmonella enterica

you check the infusion site frequently

you call the physician frequently to update him on her response

you practice hourly rounding

you elevate the extremity of venous access

you ask your colleague to cover you while you go to lunch

flush the toilet twice after going to the bathroom

wear gloves when preparing foods

Throw away soiled sheets for 48 hours

clean soiled areas three or more times using bleach

only drink bottled water for 48 hours

Methotrexate

Furosemide

Gabapentin

Lamotrigine

Levofloxacin

Instruct the patient to eat a diet high in soluble fiber

Encourage the patient to remain as sedentary as possible

Advocate for the patient to eat a high-residue diet

Instruct the patient to take Senokot-S daily

Encourage the patient not to eat until the diarrhea passes

Change the bed sheets and towels frequently

Avoid discussing the topic with the patient

Shampoo and brush frequently to reduce fall-out

Use heat tools and products to maximize hair volume

Suggest dying the hair a lighter color

You see small bruises that appear under the skin

The patient appears to have a slightly pink tint in skin color

The patient is excessively hungry

The patient is experiencing an increase in depressive symptoms

The patient's blood seems to clot abnormally fast in response to injury

Alcohol

Smoking

Obesity

Hypertension