IN: What happens next?

How to take orthostatic blood pressure
Ask the person to lie down for five minutes.
He should be completely flat on a table, bed or couch. Wrap the sphygmomanometer, or blood pressure gauge, armband firmly around the person's upper right arm and secure it with the velcro strip.

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- Place your stethoscope over the brachial artery. With the blood pressure cuff wrapped around the person's arm, have her palm facing upwards and place the stethoscope on the inside of the elbow.
- Secure one end of the measuring tape to the front of your wrist. If the arm cuff can work on the wrist, the blood pressure cuff will also have to go on the other side of the hand.
- The person will not be able to move. All he does is " relax, " keeping his upper arm pressed against his ribcage.
- Carefully slide the cuff over the person's wrist and position the bulb upside down on the side of the thermometer. It should be centered on the outside of the monitor.

OUT: Place your stethoscope over the brachial artery. With the blood pressure cuff wrapped around the person's arm, have her palm facing upwards and place the stethoscope on the inside of the elbow.

IN: What happens next?

The doctor uses a brush to scrub nails and hands. a doctor

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- washes their hands in a large stainless steel sink with hand soap multiple times.
- cleans and cuts nails on a sharpening block.
- can be seen in a small room painting nails with a hand aid.
- does a tattoo on a bird and lets the bird out of a cage.

OUT: washes their hands in a large stainless steel sink with hand soap multiple times.

IN: What happens next?

How to fit travel into your medical career
Think about where you want to take your career.
The first step is to think about what exactly you want to do with your medical certification. You should consider whether you would want the traveling lifestyle or not, and if you would need to decide if you'd be comfortable moving around a lot.

OPTIONS:
- If you're certain that you would enjoy traveling, it may not be right for you. Once you have your general plans, think about which career path will be best for you.
- All medical careers require different methods of living. And chances are, if you want to travel from home, you'll probably be able to get out of bed, walk around your home a bit, use the restroom, and so on.
- Looking over your credentials in the medical field and assessing if you would be a good fit is important. Do you really want to travel and move long distances? Make up your mind what education and experience you will need to transfer medical certification to your work and a career.
- Traveling for medical purposes allows you to have a more direct impact on a person's life. If traveling is something you are interested in doing, the next step is to branch out and find opportunities that would allow you to do so.

OUT:
Traveling for medical purposes allows you to have a more direct impact on a person's life. If traveling is something you are interested in doing, the next step is to branch out and find opportunities that would allow you to do so.