Dialysis Patient Bedside Book
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06 Jul 2020
- Due to the fact that the COVID-outbreak is not completely over, the risk continues until an effective treatment and/or vaccine specific to the virus is found.
- In this process, all patients and companions should pay attention to personal protection measures.
- Have your temperature measured at each dialysis entrance-exit
- If there are signs of illness such as fever, cough, shortness of breath, diarrhea at home, be sure to inform the dialysis center.
- Do not eat or drink during dialysis
- Do not take food or drink from someone else
- Avoid common use of materials
- Pay attention to the social distancing rule, wait at the marked line while being weighed
- Do not take the elevator more than 3 people
- Wear a mask when leaving the house and do not take it off, the mask should be worn to cover both the mouth and nose.
- Throw the mask you used in the red waste bag at the dialysis center
- Do not travel as long as possible until the epidemic is over
- If possible, do not accept guests into the house.
- Wash your hands and use hand sanitizer
- Ventilate your home often
- Wash your laundry at 60 degrees
- Do not get too close to other people, stay at least one meter away
- Sit in the designated places for you, obey the rules
- When getting on and off the patient service vehicles, do not touch the surroundings too much and use the hand sanitizer in the vehicle.
- Do not use public transport, if possible, go with your private vehicle.
- Do not enter crowded environments, funerals, patient visits, condolences, good luck etc. Do not visit friends and relatives, such as
- Inform your dialysis center if you have a suspected or diagnosed person with Covid-19 near you.
