Examples of using Patch is applied in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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One transdermal patch is applied 24 to 48 hours before chemotherapy.
The skin should be completely dry before the patch is applied.
A single patch is applied and worn for one full week(7 days).
May affect more than 1 in 10 people• Redness orpain on the area where the patch is applied which lasts for more than a day.
The patch is applied to dry, clean skin on the lower abdomen(the tummy, below the waist).
Redness or pain on the area where the patch is applied which lasts for more than a day.
The skin patch is applied once each day and is worn on the upper body.
Itching, bumps, blisters, swelling,dryness on the area where the patch is applied, burning sensation, pain in limbs.
The patch is applied to dry, clean skin on the lower abdomen(the tummy below the waist).
The medicine in the transdermal patch passes gradually through your skin into your body and, therefore, the patch is applied 1 to 2 days(24 to 48 hours) before the start of chemotherapy treatment.
The patch is applied to dry, clean, healthy skin on the abdomen(tummy), thigh, hip, side, shoulder or upper arm.
After this, the incisions are sewn with a special intradermal suture, and a special elastic patch is applied to it, not violating the blood flow path.
Once the patch is applied to the skin the drug diffuses in the subcutaneous tissues and forms a reservoir.
Directly after removal from the pack andthe release liner, the patch is applied to a non-hairy area of skin on the upper body(chest, back, upper arm).
If the patch is applied after Day 1 of your period, you should:• Use a non-hormonal contraceptive until Day 8 when you change your patch. .
The medicine in the transdermal patch passes gradually through your skin into your body and, therefore, the patch is applied 1 to 2 days 24 to.
The patch is applied to dry, clean, healthy skin on the outer part of the upper arm or if this is not possible, it may be applied to the abdomen.
The medicine in the transdermal patch passes gradually through your skin into your body and, therefore, the patch is applied 1 to 2 days(24 to 48 hours) before the start of chemotherapy treatment.
Somewhat confusingly, it is run after the patch is applied but before a commit is made, so you can use it to inspect the snapshot before making the commit.
When the release liner has been removed, the patch is applied by pressing it firmly onto the skin with the palm of the hand for approximately 30 seconds to make sure that the patch sticks well to the skin.
After the release strip is removed, the patch is applied to the skin and pressed firmly with the palm of the hand for about 30 seconds to make sure the patch is adhered well to the skin.
The patches are applied to clean, dry, hairless, intact skin on the back, upper arm or chest, and are replaced every 24 hours.
The patches are applied to clean, dry, hairless, intact skin on the back, upper arm or chest, and are replaced every 24 hours.
For example, if this patch was applied from the mbox example above, the commit generated would look something like this.
The granisetron patch was applied 24 to 48 hours before the first dose of chemotherapy, and kept in place for 7 days.
With the king's approval, these patches were applied to the legal code;
The patches are applied to the arm or back and are left in place for 48 hours.
The patches were applied daily and titrated in a rigid dose escalation strategy to a maximum dose of 21.0 mg.