The nurse is admitting a client to a healthcare facility. The client has been using the T-binder at home. What are the most common uses for the T-binder in the care of a client?
A) To support a specific part of the body and to hold a dressing in place
B) To enable frequent dressing changes and discourage formation of blood clots
C) To support a dressing and to exert pressure over a bleeding point
D) To ensure adequate return circulation to the heart and to prevent blood clots
A
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T-binders support a specific part and hold a dressing in place. Montgomery straps enable frequent dressing changes. Elastic roller bandage supports a dressing and exerts pressure over a bleeding point. Antiembolism stockings ensure adequate return circulation to the heart and prevent blood clots.
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