Which intervention should the nurse plan to implement when caring for a client who has just undergone a right above-the-knee amputation?
A) Maintain the residual limb on three pillows at all times.
B) Place a large tourniquet at the client's bedside.
C) Apply constant, direct pressure to the residual limb.
D) Do not allow the client to lie in the prone position.
Answer: B) Place a large tourniquet at the client's bedside.
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A condition where the the placenta attaches to the lower uterine segment of the uterus
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