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
D
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A) limb leads B) augmented voltage leads C) limb leads and augmented voltage leads D) chest leads
If an injured coworker requests that you ignore the injury and not report it,
a. explain that by reporting an injury, he will be protected and receive any necessary care at no cost. b. agree to ignore the injury. c. agree to ignore the injury, then tell your supervisor anyway. d. None of the above