What are some interventions for compartment syndrome?
fasciotomy, bivalvement of cast
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What intervention can you do to prevent flexion contractures in an amputee?
put in a prone position for 30-40 min. at a time 3-4 times a day, turn frequently, do not leave up in a chair for long periods of time, ROM
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What are the signs and symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis?
stiffness that lasts for longer than 30 min in AM, soft and boggy herbedens and bouchards nodes, fever and malaise, anemia with exacerbations, affects bilateral
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What are 3 possible cardiac complications someone could have in the PACU?
dysrhythmias, high blood pressure, low blood pressure, hypovolemic shock, hemorrhage
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Who is more at risk for fat embolism syndrome?
people with long bone fractures or pelvic fractures
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What is the name of the scan they do to figure out if you have osteoporosis?