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nramada

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Which statement should the nurse use to explain skin-covering procedures to a burn patient?
◦ Meshed autografts are used for the face and hands.
◦ Cultured autologous epithelial cells provide a temporary wound covering.
◦ Tissue typing is necessary for use of an allograft.
◦ Autografts are permanent skin replacements for burns.

Question 2

In preparing a patient for the rehabilitation phase of burn management, which statement reflects understanding of discharge teaching following a 6-month hospitalization?
◦ "I should have regular osteoporosis screening."
◦ "I will likely not tolerate cold weather anymore."
◦ "I need to begin cutting back on calories to avoid weight gain."
◦ "I must avoid getting a flu shot this year."
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Reply #1 on: Jun 2, 2019
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nramada

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Gracias!

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