Info I Learned On Foot Draw Protocol From Mayo
For people with bilateral arm/hand LE and Foot Draws:
Mayo clinic lab has a protocol that if you need a foot draw for blood draws, the foot needs to stay elevated for 2 hours afterwards. I forgot to ask why, but am assuming because of blood clots.
My local clinic NEVER mentioned this to me. I told the Mayo tech that and she said she wasn't surprised.
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Thank you for this important
Thank you for this important info! I am happy to see your post my friend!!!!! Hope you are doing better?
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Thanks
Thank you for this very important info
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Thanks for making us smarter.
It is always great when a sistern can educzte us. I will remember this information and will past it along.
Hugs,
Janelle
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its so funny my hospital wasDifferent Ballgame said:Thanks for making us smarter.
It is always great when a sistern can educzte us. I will remember this information and will past it along.
Hugs,
Janelle
its so funny my hospital was horrifed when I said they should use my foot. But at my pedi hospital we use what we can get, and even in teenagers and adults.
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Interesting ....carkris said:its so funny my hospital was
its so funny my hospital was horrifed when I said they should use my foot. But at my pedi hospital we use what we can get, and even in teenagers and adults.
I DO get blood draws from my feet --- did NOT know this. That you for this information.... i am sure elavation helps with possible blood clots.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you,
Vicki Sam
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