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- 1. I will call _______ call line if I need to speak with a doctor or nurse after my discharge.
- 5. After transplant, your body may no longer recognize previous childhood __________. Therefore, you will be re-immunized with several vaccines one to two years after transplant.
- 8. Household ________ can remain in the home, with the exception of birds and reptiles. Avoid contact with animal waste. Do not let them sleep in the same bed as you.
- 9. Observe your central line for signs and symptoms of this. Changes to the insertion site area including redness, tenderness, drainage, or a general change of appearance should be notified to your doctor.
- 10. Avoid exposure to _______, wear hats, long sleeves, and SPF 30 or higher.
- 12. Avoid _____ people and kids under 12 as much as possible. Avoid large crowds and people who have been recently vaccinated with a live vaccine like Chickenpox.
- 13. Wash your ________ after using the restroom, before preparing or eating food, and after coughing or sneezing.
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- 2. Daily _______ is important. Shower every day.
- 3. Avoid doing this in lakes, ponds, pools and sitting in hot tubs due to the possibility of exposure to excessive bacteria.
- 4. Avoid sexual activity until your platelet count is at least ______ thousand.
- 6. I will call _____ if I am home and have a fever of 100.4
- 7. Loss of taste and _____ happens frequently following transplant. If you are having problems eating enough calories and protein, talk with our dietician.
- 11. You need to wear this when coming to the hospital or clinic appointments. It will not necessarily protect you from those who are sick, but it is a reminder to those around you to be cautious. It is not necessary when you are at home or out for a walk in areas free of construction and free of large crowds.