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big1devin

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For a wound that is characterized as black, the nurse expects the use of a dressing or treatment that:
 
  A. Retains moisture
  B. Has chemical enzymes
  C. Remains very dry
  D. Has hydrocolloid or alginate

Question 2

The nurse needs to specifically prevent air emboli that may result from IV therapy. What should the nurse make sure to do to prevent air emboli?
 
  a. Use a needleless system.
  b. Prime the tubing completely.
  c. Check for medication compatibility.
  d. Select a larger-gauge needle or catheter.



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Answer to Question 1

B
B. If the client is ambulatory, chemical enzymes may be used as an alternative for debridement. However, this treatment may not be as effective as debridement in some clients.
A. Moisture-retentive dressings or synthetic dressings are contraindicated. These wounds are usually treated conservatively.
C. As long as the wound is noninfected and eschar is dry and intact, the wound may be left alone.
D. Moisture-retentive dressings or synthetic dressings are contraindicated.

Answer to Question 2

B
Prime the infusion tubing by filling it with IV solution. Be certain that the tubing is clear of air and air bubbles. Large air bubbles can act as emboli. A needleless system does not specifically prevent the introduction of air emboli. Medication incompatibility may lead to crystallization of the medication and may cause emboli to form from precipitate. It will not lead, however, to air embolism. Catheter size does not contribute to emboli formation.




big1devin

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Reply 2 on: Jul 24, 2018
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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Excellent

 

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