The basic principle to splinting a suspected fracture is:
A) splint the joint above and below the fracture site.
B) always use the traction splint when a femur is fractured.
C) splinting takes priority over bandaging to preserve limb function.
D) all of the above are true.
A
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To control external bleeding from an extremity, first:
A. splint the bleeding part. B. apply direct pressure. C. elevate the extremity. D. apply a tourniquet.
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Which of the following has the greatest adverse effect on the learning process during preoperative education?
A. the patient's economic status B. who is providing the education C. teaching that takes place too far in advance of the surgery D. the patient's fear and anxiety
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