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And don't forget, those were the days where
you didn't wear gloves except in the OR. I worked as an aide in the mid
70's and I also remember going around after dinner and collecting the baby food
jars full of urine that were on the rails outside the patient rooms so we could
do the urine dip sticks for the diabetics.
Deanna
I always liked SSD and the heat lamps
or I can remember using the blow dryer too!
my favorite was cornstarch and
maalox
Oh, they were fun
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Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 9:49
AM
Subject: RE: Yogurt
No> I too remember coating with Maalox, heating
lamping, taping to side
rail. Weren't those the
days!!!!
Brenda W. Chance, RN, RAC-C
MDS
Coordinator
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-----Original Message-----
From:
Debbie Nichols [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February
26, 2004 10:58 PM
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Subject: Re: Yogurt
I guess I haven't been a nurse long enough to have enjoyed the
maalox
thing.
I wonder what else I have missed out on. I've
only been a nurse since
'97.
I am also new to this group and so far
I love it.
Debbie Nichols RN RAC-C
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From: "Holly McGran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday,
February 26, 2004 9:36 AM
Subject: RE: Yogurt
Ann - you gave
the only laugh I will have all day - thanks.
Holly McGran
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> From: Ann Schoeny
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> Sent: Thursday, February 26,
2004 10:28 AM
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> Subject: RE:
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> I REMEMBER WHEN WE WOULD USE MAALOX, A HEAT LAMP
AND TAPE THE
RESIDENT'S
BUTT CHEEK TO THE SIDE RAIL. I CAN HARDLY
TYPE THIS WITHOUT DYING OF
EMBARESSMANT, BUT IT DID WORK AT
TIMES.
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> Sent: Thursday, February 26,
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> I remember the days (in the 80's) when we
would put Maalox on pressure
ulcers and dry it with a hair dryer and we
swore it worked!
> Holly McGran MSN RN
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> > I> '> ve never heard of such a
thing. Could be like the old days
when
we put sugar in the
wounds. I guess I would question the order.
There
are
soo many dressings and other tx> '> s on the market
I wonder why he
chose
yogurt.
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decubitus with
surrounding areas of black eschar with Yogurt being
applied to the area
of
skin.. Does this treatment work?? what
effects does to do to heal an
area? I
have searched the internet for
this treatment option with no luck.
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