In Texas v. White, 74 U.S. 700 (1869) the United States Supreme Court ruled â by a 5â3 majority â that Texas had remained a state ever since it first joined the Union, despite claims that it joined the Confederate States of America.
If properly cared for, a PICC line can stay in for weeks to months. We will place gauze and a clear bandage, which must remain dry at all times while the PICC line is in place. Approximately two days after we place the PICC line, a nurse at the hospital or a home-care nurse will change the bandage. After this, it is OK to shower as long as the PICC line is covered with a water-resistant bandage. We will teach you how to make a water-resistant bandage.
For example, a 24% DEET repellent will last an average of 5 hours, while a repellent with 4-6% DEET will last only an hour or two. Yes picaridin is considered safe, although there are no studies on its use long term and the effects on overall health. The only one with long term studies is DEET. That being said the AAP came out with an endorsement of picaridin in 2005 I think. Here is the link: http://www.aap.org/family/wnv-jun05.htm I would have no problem using it on my children, but no repellent should be used on infants under 2 months of age.