The immediate treatment for patients with suspected compartment symptom a. Elevate the affected limb higher than heart level b. Administer analgesic c. Remove compressed dressing or bivalve plaster d. Patient reassurance

Patient is suspected of suffering from compartment syndrome and complains of severe pain over his affected limb. Which of the following is your care for this patient? a. A. Elevating his affected limb above heart level so as to promote venous return b. B. Provide strong opioid to relieve patient s pain c. C. Keep his affected limb at heart level so as to prevent further insufficient arterial perfusion. d. D. Encourage patient to strengthen on the calf to promote venous return

Which one is the complication of patients under Total Knee Replacement a. Compartment syndrome b. Fat embolism c. Joint stiffness d. Mal-union

The major goal of therapy for this client would be to:*1 pointa. Increase cardiac output.b. Decrease peripheral edema.c. Improve respiratory status.d. Enhance comfort.

The nurse is caring for a client with weak pedal pulses, absent hair on bilateral legs, and a full-thickness wound on the right lateral malleolus with defined margins, including a minimal amount of serous exudate. Which of the following interventions is contraindicated?A. Apply TED hose to bilateral legsB. Assess the need for smoking cessationC. Physical therapy consultD. Obtain Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI) with a hand-held Doppler

. a) Compartment syndrome. [5]b) Types of wound healing. [5