In addition to the main specialties, Ky Hoa Medical Center provides a full range of supportive medical procedures ordered by doctors. Our highly skilled nursing team performs basic procedures under strict sterile protocols — all medical supplies and instruments meet standards and undergo strict quality control to ensure maximum patient safety.
Procedures performed at Ky Hoa
- Intramuscular (IM), subcutaneous (SC), and intravenous (IV) injections as prescribed by a doctor
- Fluid infusion, medication infusion according to inpatient and outpatient treatment protocols
- Dressing changes, wound cleansing, and post-operative wound care
- Suture removal after adequate healing time, check-up and evaluation of scar healing
- Simple foreign body removal from the skin, eyes, or ENT region as indicated by specialists
- Peripheral venous catheter placement, blood and body fluid collection for testing
When do you need procedure services?
- Having a prescription for injections or infusions from a doctor that needs to be administered at a medical facility
- Post-operative or minor surgery wounds requiring regular dressing changes
- Coming for suture removal according to schedule after having a wound sutured at Ky Hoa or another facility
- Needing specimen collection (blood, urine) as ordered by a specialist
- Small foreign bodies in the skin or mucous membranes that need to be safely removed by medical staff
Performance Process
- Reception and Order Verification: The nurse reviews the prescription or procedure order, confirms patient information, and checks allergy history.
- Instrument and Patient Preparation: Preparing all sterile supplies, guiding patient positioning, and briefly explaining the steps to be performed.
- Procedure Execution: The nurse performs the procedure in accordance with technical protocols, monitoring the patient’s response throughout.
- Post-Procedure Monitoring and Guidance: Observing the patient after the procedure (especially after injections/infusions), guiding on subsequent care, and scheduling dressing changes or follow-up visits.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does fluid infusion at the clinic take? The duration of fluid infusion depends on the type of fluid and the rate prescribed by the doctor, typically taking 1–3 hours. Patients can rest comfortably in the center’s procedure room during the infusion.
Do I need to book an appointment in advance for a dressing change? Patients with a dressing change appointment should arrive on time. For those without an appointment, you can register directly at the reception counter — the nurse will arrange it by priority.
Can I request blood collection for testing without seeing a doctor? A doctor’s order — either from Ky Hoa or another medical facility — is required before specimen collection. If there is no prior order, the patient will be guided to see an appropriate specialist first.
Please contact our center to confirm details before visiting.
Contact our hotline, Zalo, or email to be guided on timing and required documents.
