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Therapeutic Effects of Cold on Hemostasis

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What is the purpose of applying cold to a wound?

To check capillary oozing (correct)

To promote inflammation

To promote blood flow

To clean the wound

What is the potential risk of using cold to control hemorrhage?

Dilatation of blood vessels (correct)

Decreased blood pressure

Increased heart rate

Constriction of blood vessels

What is the recommended temperature of water for a sponge or napkin to control hemorrhage?

160° to 180° F

120° to 140° F

140° to 160° F (correct)

100° to 120° F

Why must compresses be applied continuously when using cold to control hemorrhage?

To prevent reaction Signup and view all the answers

What is the benefit of using very hot or very cold applications of water in controlling hemorrhage?

Controlling capillary oozing Signup and view all the answers

In what type of operations is the use of hot or cold water applications particularly useful?

Operations involving the peritoneal cavity Signup and view all the answers

Therapeutic Effects of Cold on Hemostasis

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Questions and Answers

What is the purpose of applying cold to a wound?

What is the potential risk of using cold to control hemorrhage?

What is the recommended temperature of water for a sponge or napkin to control hemorrhage?

Why must compresses be applied continuously when using cold to control hemorrhage?

What is the benefit of using very hot or very cold applications of water in controlling hemorrhage?

In what type of operations is the use of hot or cold water applications particularly useful?

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