Author Question: Which one of the following is not a sign that a bandage is too tight? A) The skin beyond the ... (Read 14 times)

joe

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Which one of the following is not a sign that a bandage is too tight?
 
  A) The skin beyond the bandage is tingling or numb.
  B) The skin beyond the bandage is warm to the touch.
  C) The skin around the bandage becomes pale or cyanotic.
  D) The victim complains of pain, a few minutes after bandage is applied.

Question 2

A cravat bandage is made by:
 
  A) cutting a 40-inch square piece of unbleached cotton cloth.
  B) folding a triangular bandage.
  C) wrapping a roller bandage around the wound site.
  D) folding trauma dressings together.



katheyjon

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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