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26 kwi 2018 · Burns nursing care NCLEX review lecture covers burns treatment, pathophysiology, nursing interventions, degrees of burns (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th degree burns...
Nurse Sarah (BSN, RN) graduated from nursing school in 2009 with honors. She passed NCLEX on her first try & has worked as a bedside nurse in a variety of settings, including progressive care (PCU ...
3 rd degree: “full-thickness”: all skin layers are damaged along with the hair follicles, sweat glands, nerves. not painful or the pain is dramatically decreased because damage to the sensation receptors. skin can NOT heal…will need skin grafting. months to heal. can look black, yellow or red and hard and matte/dry.
21 mar 2023 · Cathy covers nursing care of patients with burns. She covers the key information you need to know in nursing school and for your nursing exams. This includes...
13. The nurse notes a patient has full-thickness circumferential burns on the right leg. The nurse would: select all that apply *. A. Place cold compressions on the burn and elevate the right leg below the heart level. B. Assess the distal pulses in the right extremity. C. Elevate the right leg above the heart level.
Learn about the disorders of the integumentary system including burns and care of the patient with burns. This video will also cover the most important nursi...
19 lut 2010 · Nurse Sarah Burns introduces herself and shares some tips for a speedy recovery after spinal surgery. For more information on back conditions visit http://ww...
