Beyond its core specialties, Ky Hoa Medical Center offers a full range of supporting medical procedures performed per physician orders. Our highly skilled nursing team carries out basic procedures under strict aseptic protocols - all medical supplies and instruments meet required standards and are tightly quality-controlled to ensure maximum patient safety.
Procedures performed at Ky Hoa
- Intramuscular, subcutaneous, and intravenous injections per physician orders
- IV fluid and medication infusions following inpatient and outpatient treatment protocols
- Dressing changes, wound cleaning, and post-surgical wound care
- Suture removal once the wound has healed sufficiently, with checking and assessment of scar formation
- Removal of simple foreign bodies from the skin, eyes, nose, and throat per specialist indication
- Placement of peripheral venous catheters and collection of blood and body-fluid samples for testing
When to use procedure services
- You have a prescription for injections or IV infusions that must be administered at a medical facility
- A wound after surgery or minor surgery requires regular dressing changes
- You are due for scheduled suture removal after a wound was sutured at Ky Hoa or another facility
- You need samples (blood, urine) collected for testing per specialist orders
- A small foreign body in the skin or mucosa needs to be safely removed by medical staff
The procedure
- Reception and review of the order: The nurse reviews the prescription or procedure order, confirms the patient information, and checks the allergy history.
- Preparing instruments and the patient: Preparing all sterile supplies, guiding the patient into position, and briefly explaining the steps involved.
- Performing the procedure: The nurse carries out the procedure following correct technique, monitoring the patient’s response throughout.
- Monitoring and post-procedure guidance: Observing the patient after the procedure (especially after injections and IV infusions), providing follow-up care instructions, and scheduling the next dressing change or follow-up visit.
Frequently asked questions
How long does an IV infusion at the clinic take? The infusion time depends on the type of fluid and the infusion rate ordered by the physician, usually 1–3 hours. Patients can rest comfortably during the infusion in the center’s procedure room.
Do I need an appointment for a dressing change? Patients with a scheduled dressing change should arrive at the appointed time. Without an appointment, you can register directly at the reception desk - nurses will arrange the order by priority.
Can I request a blood test without seeing a physician first? A referral from a physician - at Ky Hoa or another medical facility - is required before samples can be collected for testing. If you do not yet have an order, you will first be guided to the appropriate specialist examination.
Contact the center to confirm information before your visit.
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