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PIEDMONT ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES, INC. Policy Number: SUBJECT: 0110015 Nail Removal EFFECTIVE DATE: 3×2010 REVIEWED×REVISED: 01×19/2011, 07×27/2012, 10×7/2013, 10×27/2014, 11×11/2015 PURPOSE:

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1. First, gather all the necessary materials for the nail removal procedure. This may include nail clippers, nail file, antiseptic solution, cotton balls, and bandages.
2. Begin by cleaning the affected area with warm soapy water or using an antiseptic solution to minimize the risk of infection.
3. Use nail clippers or nail scissors to carefully trim the nail. It is important to trim only the affected part of the nail and avoid cutting too close to the skin to prevent any further damage or injury.
4. After trimming the nail, gently file the edges to smoothen any rough or sharp edges that may cause discomfort or irritation.
5. Clean the area again with an antiseptic solution and pat it dry with a clean towel or cotton ball.
6. If there is any bleeding, apply gentle pressure with a sterile cotton ball or clean cloth to stop the bleeding. If the bleeding persists or is excessive, seek medical attention.
7. Once the bleeding has stopped, apply an antiseptic ointment or cream to the area to prevent infection. Cover the area with a sterile bandage or adhesive strip to protect it and keep it clean.

Who needs nail removal:

1. Individuals who have ingrown nails that cause pain or discomfort may need nail removal. Ingrown nails occur when the edges of the nail grow into the surrounding skin, leading to inflammation, redness, and pain.
2. People with fungal nail infections, especially those that have not responded to other treatment methods, may require nail removal. Removing the infected nail can help promote the healing process and prevent the spread of the infection.
3. In some cases, individuals with severely damaged or deformed nails due to trauma or underlying medical conditions may need nail removal. This can help alleviate pain, improve the appearance of the affected nail, and prevent further complications.
4. Some individuals may opt for cosmetic nail removal if they wish to change the appearance of their nails, such as removing artificial or acrylic nails.

It is important to consult a healthcare professional or a qualified nail technician for proper assessment, guidance, and assistance with nail removal procedures.

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What is nail removal?

Nail removal is the process of taking out a nail from a surface or object.

Who is required to file nail removal?

The person or entity responsible for the nail removal project is required to file nail removal.

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To fill out nail removal, you need to provide details about the project including the location, date, and reason for removal.

What is the purpose of nail removal?

The purpose of nail removal is to remove nails that are no longer needed or to prepare a surface for renovation or repair.

What information must be reported on nail removal?

The information that must be reported on nail removal includes the location of removal, date of removal, reason for removal, and details of the project.