One very important aspect of self management is testing your cholesterol levels. Anyone over 20 should should test their cholesterol levels. This how to video shows you how to take an at home cholesterol test. Although there is no substitute for visiting a doctors office, this at home test can be a good start.
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Insert a urinary catheter into a male patient
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Attach catheter tubing to the leg to avoid pulling
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