orthopedic review! keys to success. review! zvolksman’s contraction is found at the: ya.neck...
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Orthopedic Review!
Keys to Success
Review!
Volksman’s contraction is found at the: a.neck b.forearm c.thigh d.foot
The earliest sign of compartment syndrome: a.absent
peripheral pulse b.progressive
pain c.tissue necrosis d.numbness and
tingling
For Review
Ray , 44, has bil. B-K amputation due to peripheral vascular disease.What nursing action will BEST help him to adjust to use of prosthesis? a.Promote positive
body image b.Allow expression of
guilt feelings c.joint support group d.Promote safe
ambulation
When the pt. with A-K amp is allowed to be up, the nurse should instruct him to: a. Keep hip in
extension and adduction
b.Keep hip raised with stump elevated
c.Lift shoulder and hip of adducted side
Rest stump on crutch
To control stump edema, the patient should: a. elevate stump
on pillow b.re-wrap elastic
bandage prn c.administer
diuretic d.Limit fluid
intake
For early and efficient ambulation with a new prosthesis: a.Place pillow
under stump b. enc.. patient to
lie supine c. turn pt. to prone
position d. Keep backrest
elevated
More Questions!
The “hallmark” assessment finding for SLE is:
a. “butterfly” rash b. arterial
inflammation c.muscle mass
degeneration d. firm skin fixed
to tissue
For the pt. with SLE, the drug of choice for skin lesions and suppression of moderate joint disease is:
a.steroids b.antimalarials c.antibiotics d. antituberculars
Questions?
For the pt with osteomyelitis, which intervention is BEST? a. exercise
affected limb b.immobilize
affected limb c.soak in warm
water d.use ROM
exercise
Dressing changes for osteomyelitis require:
a. gloves, clean technique
b. gloves, sterile technique
c. gown, gloves, mask and sterile technique
d.gown, clean technique