Examples of using Patch should in English and their translations into Croatian
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The patch should be held in place.
The sticky side of the patch should not be touched.
That patch, shouldn't it be on the other eye?
It sounds like a VERY serious issue and a patch should be coming soon.
Any patch should be thoroughly examined first.
Then, with the help of the universal glue"Moment", this patch should be glued to the opening in the zone of damage.
The patch should not be cut into pieces.
See section 4.8. In patients reporting severe pain, the patch should be removed and the skin examined for chemical burn.
The patch should be applied on a daily basis.
The transdermal patch should not be cut into pieces.
The patch should be replaced by a new one after 24 hours.
Also the contraceptive patch should not be used during lactation.
The patch should be applied at approximately the same time every day.
Only one patch should be worn at a time see section 4.9.
The patch should be applied immediately upon removal from the protective sachet.
The Qutenza cutaneous patch should be applied by a physician or by a health care professional under the supervision of a physician.
The patch should be worn continuously until it is time to replace it with a new one.
The patch should be stuck in the area of the scalp, i.e.
The patch should be glued on dry, clean skin, which has not been applied with any balm or cream.
A heat patch should not be applied to open wounds or come into contact with mucous membranes.
The stuck patch should be left on the skin for 72 hours, taking it off only in case of bathing or showering.
The patch should be applied to clean skin without lotions and other moisturizing and caring substances.
The sheet metal patch should bear on metal panel a minimum two inches past the leading edge of the damaged area.
The patch should be pressed down firmly for at least 30 seconds using the palm of the hand until the edges stick well.
The patch should be pressed down firmly with the palm of the hand for about 20 to 30 seconds, so that it sticks well.
The patch should be applied to dry, intact skin on the abdomen, hip, or buttock immediately after removal from the protective sachet.
Exelon Patch should not be given at the same time as metoclopramide a medicine used to relieve or prevent nausea and vomiting.
The patch should not be exposed to any external heat sources(e.g. excessive sunlight, saunas, solarium) for long periods of time.
Patches should not be held near eyes or mucous membranes.
The patches should not be cut into pieces.