Insulin Pump Failure or Temporary Interruption [Arabic]
PL-0605-AR: This pamphlet is part of the Diabetes in Children and Youth Series.
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Insulin-to-Carb Ratios
PL-0701: This pamphlet is part of the Diabetes in Children and Youth Series. An insulin-to-carb ratio (ICR) tells you how much rapid acting insulin you need to “cover” a certain amount of carb. Using an ICR allows you to dose the amount of rapid acting insulin based on the amount of carb you eat or drink at each meal and sometimes with snacks. This pamphlet explains how to test and adjust your ICR. This pamphlet is also available in French.
Intensive Care Unit - Cumberland Regional Health Care Centre
This pamphlet provides important info for families of patients staying in the Intensive Care Unit.
Intensive Care Unit - Getting You Moving - Cape Breton Regional Hospital
This pamphlet provides tips on how to get moving while you are in the Intensive Care Unit and discusses why it's important.
Intensive Care Unit - Valley Regional Hospital
This pamphlet gives important information for support persons visiting patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at the Valley Regional Hospital.
Intensive/Coronary Care Unit - Dartmouth General Hospital
This pamphlet outlines what to expect when your family member is admitted to the Intensive/Coronary Care Unit at the Dartmouth General Hospital.
Interaction des contraceptifs avec les médicaments – sugammadex et/ou aprépitant
Les médicaments anesthésiques qui vous ont été administrés pour votre opération peuvent modifier l'efficacité de votre contraceptif hormonal. Ce dépliant vous indique pendant combien de temps vous devez utiliser une méthode contraceptive additionnelle après votre opération. This pamphlet is also available in English.
Intermittent Clean Catheterization
Intermittent clean catheterization is a way to drain urine (pee) from your bladder at different times. This pamphlet explains why you may need to use a catheter, how to put the catheter in, and how to wash your catheter.
Internal and External Condoms
Condoms are birth control devices that prevent semen (the fluid that contains sperms) from entering a vagina or an anus. When semen is released inside a vagina, it may reach an egg and fertilize it, causing a pregnancy. This pamphlet explains what internal and external condoms are, how they work, what to do if a condom breaks, and what to do if your partner does not want to use a condom.