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What does the glycogen in carbohydrates do?
 a. It makes you perform faster.
  b. It maintains stamina and energy.
  c. It helps to break down muscle tissue.
  d. It is converted into fat.

Question 2

What are the five characteristics of appropriate wound dressings?



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Answer to Question 1

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(1) sturdy enough to stay in place all day, (2) padded to cover tender areas, (3) apply enough pressure to control bleeding, (4) absorbent to soak up blood and drainage, (5) able to cover the whole wound area comfortably and neatly





 

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