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Hospital care
Please
Read Me!
Hospital care for Patients with Epidermolysis Bullosa
. What is Epidermolysis
Bullosa , (EB), it is a genetic condition. My body can't produce the
glue/protein I need to make my skin strong like yours. I get blisters easily and
my skin can tear easily to. EB is not contagious
or a disease.
.
First-If you are not familiar with EB; please listen to the Patient, parents or
caregiver. They have EB/know EB and usually know what works best for them.
- No
tape or adhesives should be applied directly on the skin:
- Tape
can Only be used to secure IV lines to gauze wrap or other bandage, but NEVER
directly on skin.
- Gauze
Rolls, Gauze Squares, IV board are EB friendly options to secure IV tubing.
-
Prior to blood draws, IV insertions, and injections, dab with alcohol
instead of rubbing.
-
When drawing blood or putting an IV in please apply facecloth or a towel under
the tourniquet.
- Please
do not slide me during bed- transfers, please lift instead. When lifting, lift
under knee and under back, or lift with bed sheet.
- When looking in my ears please don’t pull or squeeze.
- If you really need to put heart monitors on me please
ask me. And don’t take back off I will take them off myself. Or you can remove
the stick part and then put mepilex transfer over the part u need and it should
stay on.
- Lastly, please remember: I have EB
and its ok to touch me I'm not contagious my skin is fragile please read this
and ask me questions.
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