Which is an example of a chronic wound?
a. A wound with no local infection
b. Separation of wound edges
c. Minimal postoperative swelling
d. Ulcer or pressure sore
ANS: D
Pressure sores and ulcers may result from poor circulation, pressure over a bony prominence, tissue necrosis, and bacterial contamination.
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At radiation doses above __________, the risk of fetal malformations is significantly increased above control levels.?
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Which of the following signs or symptoms is more common in Children than adults following head trauma?
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