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tichca

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What marked advantage does primary intention have over other phases of wound healing?
 
  a. Healing is rapid
  b. Healing rarely becomes infected
  c. Minimal scarring results
  d. Healing is painless

Question 2

How can the nurse help reduce the stress of a hospital admission? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. Show the patient how bedside equipment works.
  b. Explain the need to establish a clear source of reimbursement.
  c. Give simple explanation of policies.
  d. Involve the patient in the plan of care.
  e. Keep family interventions to a minimum.



Dinolord

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
Wounds that heal by primary intention have minimal scarring.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A, C, D
An empathic reception reduces anxiety of admission; for instance, demonstrating how bedside equipment works, explaining hospital policies, and involving the patient in the plan of care from the start all help to reduce the stress of a hospital admission. Securing financial information is not a role of the nurse, and family interventions are frequently helpful in reducing stress.



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