The closer landmarks are to each other, the more sensitive they are to rotation and the better they are for evaluation.

Your patient presents with stage 2 moderate left lower extremity lymphedema and a superficial partial-thickness wound. Given this preliminary information, which of the following dressings would be most appropriate?

A. A skin sealant, an amorphous hydrogel, and an ABD pad secured with elastic netting B. A skin sealant, an alginate, and a gauze pad secured with a roll gauze C. A skin sealant, a hydrocolloid, and a paste bandage D. A skin sealant, a semipermeable foam, and a multilayer compression dressing

Bulbourethral glands are sometimes called ____ glands

A) Cowper's B) Duverney's C) Krause's D) Sigmund's