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A nurse is caring for multiple clients in a healthcare facility, so chances of infection transmission are very high. Which intervention should the nurse perform to break the infection chain at the vehicle of transmission level?
 
  A) Carefully cover all infected wounds.
  B) Remove linens and shake them properly.
  C) Avoid reuse of equipment and supplies.
  D) Recap the needles carefully after use.

Question 2

A client with severe burns is undergoing a skin graft made from cadaver skin. What is the term for this type of graft?
 
  A) Homograft
  B) Autograft
  C) Isograft
  D) Xenograft



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Answer to Question 1

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To break the infection chain at the vehicle of transmission level, the nurse should carefully cover all infected wounds when caring for clients. The nurse should remove linens without shaking them or allowing them to touch the clothing. The nurse can use reusable equipment and supplies after properly sterilizing them. The nurse should use syringes and needles safely and should not recap or attempt to break needles.

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If the patient's own skin cannot be used (autograft), cadaver skin or skin from another persona homograft (homogeneic)or allograft (allogeneic) may be used. If the donor and recipient are genetically identical, an isograft can be done. In some severe burns, especially in areas such as the hands, which are susceptible to contractures, pigskin as a heterograft or xenograft (xenogeneic) is grafted into place.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 17, 2018
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