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Your client's dressing contains bright red drainage. This is an example of what type of wound exudate?
 
  1. serous
  2. sanguineous
  3. serosanguineous
  4. purulent

Question 2

A female patient is in labor. The nurse could use all of the following complementary therapies to aid with childbirth EXCEPT
 
  a. tai chi c. music
  b. massage d. aromatherapy



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There are a variety of CAM therapies found useful when providing care to women in labor. Some of these include: aromatherapy, birth balls, music therapy, massage, and hydrotherapy.




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