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joesmith1212 · **on:** Jul 17, 2018

A nurse is supervising a client who is exercising. The client is performing isometric exercises. What should the nurse include in client teaching as a benefit of isometric exercises?

A) Preserves muscle mass
B) Prevents joint deformities
C) Prevents stiffness of joints
D) Prevents skin breakdown

Question 2

The nurse is using a roller bandage on a client. What are the most common reasons for for applying the roller bandage to the client?

A) To support the abdominal muscles and to hold a dressing in place
B) To enable frequent dressing changes
C) To support a dressing and to exert pressure over a bleeding point
D) To ensure adequate return circulation to the heart and to prevent blood clots

karmakat49 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 17, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A
Feedback:
Isometric exercises help to preserve muscle mass. These exercises are helpful for strengthening the abdominal, gluteal, and quadriceps muscles, which are necessary for ambulation. Isometric exercises are not useful in preventing joint deformities, stiffness of joints, or skin breakdown. Skin breakdown can be prevented by frequent repositioning of the client. Regular range-of-motion exercises help to prevent joint deformities and stiffness of joints by preventing muscular contractures.

Answer to Question 2

C
Feedback:
Elastic roller bandage supports a dressing and exerts pressure over a bleeding point. T-binders support a specific part and hold a dressing in place. Montgomery straps enable frequent dressing changes. Antiembolism stockings ensure adequate return circulation to the heart and prevent blood clots.