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Caring For Persons With Nephrostomy Tubes

Leauretta Boulding July 21, 2016 Paid, Urinary System

A nephrostomy tube is a catheter (thin plastic tube) that is inserted through your skin and into your kidney.

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Lesson - Caring For Persons With Nephrostomy Tubes

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Nephrostomy Tubes Quiz

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