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You are treating a patient who got his arm caught in a commercial clothes dryer. Although the arm is still attached, there is a large piece of tissue peeled from his arm. Management of this avulsion would include ________.
◦ cutting the flap of tissue from the arm
◦ laying the flap back into position and controlling hemorrhaging
◦ thoroughly cleansing the wound and insert a plastic barrier between the wound and the flap
◦ placing a dressing over the exposed tissue and securing the flap with medical tape
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Reply #1 on: Jul 13, 2022
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