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dakota nelson

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A client who had a wound on her left thigh developed a scar following healing. When would deep scarring most likely occur in the client?
 
  A) Third-intention healing
  B) Electrical stimulation
  C) First-intention healing
  D) Antiseptic application

Question 2

A nurse is caring for a client whose leg is wrapped in a bandage. What should the nurse keep in mind in such a case?
 
  A) Bandage should be released every 6 hours
  B) Toes should be warmer than the rest of the body
  C) Digits should be assessed by applying light pressure
  D) Body temperature should be assessed every 2 hours



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Answer to Question 1

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Deep scarring is most likely to occur with third-intention healing. Scarring is least likely to occur with first-intention healing. Electrical stimulation and antiseptic application are less likely to cause scarring.

Answer to Question 2

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When a bandage is applied, the digits should be assessed by applying light pressure. If the area that was touched remains lighter, the skin is blanched and this indicates impaired circulation. The bandage needs to be released every 4 hours and not every 6 hours, unless directed otherwise. This is done to inspect the skin under the bandage. Toes should be warm and of the same temperature as the rest of the body. They should not be warmer. Body temperature need not be assessed every 2 hours unless the client's condition indicates it.




dakota nelson

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Reply 2 on: Jul 16, 2018
Gracias!


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Excellent

 

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