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The nursing care unit is intended to receive patients who need minor emergency or non-emergency treatment such as injections, wound care, bandage, stitches, and staples removal. It is also the place where patients can receive their post-operative care or having their vitals checked in case of chronic disease.
The nurse performs most of the procedures, although some procedures are still performed by the doctor. Wondering where you can take out your stitches in Lisbon? Alegria medical centre is the place.
Injection (with prescription)
Simple dressing / bandage
Complex dressing / bandage
Stitches / staples removal
Post-operative care
Vital signs monitoring (blood pressure, blood sugar)
Therapeutic education
The nurse discusses with the patient the reason for the consultation and collects the necessary information for follow-up before performing the procedure.
All nursing care can be done by the nurse except in the following cases:


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