9 Questions
What is the purpose of using ice bags?
To reduce body temperature
What is the difference between a dry cold and a moist cold compress?
A dry cold compress is applied without any moisture, while a moist cold compress is immersed in ice water before application.
What should the nurse do if the client complains of numbness or the skin appears white or spotty during cold application?
Stop the cold application immediately
Heat application can be done during the first 72 hours of an injury.
False
Cold application is generally considered safer than heat application.
True
Frostbite is a potential risk of cold application.
True
Safety is defined as being free from harm, danger, or risk.
True
Potential hazards for adolescents include sports injuries and substance abuse.
True
Environmental factors that can affect client safety include inadequate lighting.
True
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