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Jkov05

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When assessing an individual who has lost sensation below the umbilicus, at what level do you suspect injury?
 
  A) T-10
  B) T-4
  C) L-1
  D) T-8

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You are caring for a patient with a gastrostomy tube. The patient complains of pain around the tube, and states that the surrounding area has been sore for a few days. Your physical exam reveals red, swollen skin around the G tube that is warm to the touch. You suspect:
 
  A) an obstruction in the G tube.
  B) an infection at the insertion site.
  C) that the tube has been dislodged.
  D) that the patient is not properly caring for the device.
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Reply #1 on: Jul 3, 2018
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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