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Deast7027

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MC One of the earliest signs of acute compartment syndrome is
 
  A. Decreased peripheral pulses.
  B. Pallor of distal digits.
  C. Paresthesia of distal digits.
  D. Pain with extremity elevated.

Question 2

The client is experiencing low back pain and is to have an aquathermia pad applied. The nurse recognizes that safe application of heat to a client's injury includes:
 
  A. Providing a timer for the client
  B. Allowing the client to adjust the temperature for comfort
  C. Placing the pad directly onto the area requiring treatment
  D. Using the highest temperature that is tolerated by the client



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A
A. An application should last only 20 to 30 minutes. Providing a timer for the client will help prevent injury to the tissue.
B. The temperature setting is fixed by inserting a plastic key into the temperature regulator. In many institutions, the central supply room sets the regulators to the recommended temperature.
C. The nurse does not place the pad directly on the client's skin. To prevent injury, it should be covered with a thin towel or pillowcase.
D. The recommended temperature is 105 F to 110 F. It should not be used at the highest temperature that is tolerated by the client.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 24, 2018
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


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