- _____ is usually recommended for all aneurysms greater than 6 cm wide.
- _____ are the most common type of aneurysm. They are seen most often in men __ to __ years of age.
- _____ is also generally recommended for aneurysms between 4 and 6 cm in clients who are good surgical risks.
- Not all amputations are ____. Some clients suffer _____ loss of a limb as a result of farm machinery accidents, chain saw accidents, or automobile accidents.
- Sometimes the amputated limb can be ____ because usually both the client and the limb were healthy up to the time of injury.
- Individuals whose limbs were amputated because of trauma have had no time before surgery to ____ the loss or adjust to their perceived alterations in body image. They may express ____ or ____, or they may show a strong determination not to let the amputation alter their ability to function.
- The limb or digit itself should not come in contact with ____ or ____ to prevent direct tissue damage. No promises should be made to the client about the ability to successfully replant an amputated limb before evaluation by the replantation ____ team.
- SYLLABLE RULE 6: Do not separate the vowels of the diphthong or triphthong if accent marks are not used over the vowels.
- _____ is controlled by elevating the stump for the first 24 hours after surgery. Then, the stump is places flat on the bed to reduce _____.
- SYLLABLE RULE 7: Divide syllables between vowels when an accent mark is placed over the weak vowel of the diphthong or triphthong or over the first of two weak vowels.
- ____ or loss of sensory nerves secondary to ischemia.
- It is important to properly ____ and _____ the amputated limb before replantation. The limb should be wrapped in ____, placed in a ____, and then placed _____.
- Edema is also controlled by ____ techniques.
- ____ caused by empty superficial veins and no capillary filling; can progress to a mottled, cyanotic, cadaverous, cold leg
- _____ can occur along any portion of the arterial system.
- _____ and loss of position sense, the client cannot detect pressure or sense a pinprick; the client cannot tell whether toes are flexed or extended
- If the client has an infection in the leg to be amputated, it is important that the remaining leg is not _____ and also infected
- SYLLABLE RULE 8: If more than two consonants occur between vowels, join the final consonant to the next vowel.
- _____ (ex: low-molecular-weight heparin, heparin sodium) or _____ (ex: aspirin and Plavix) can be used prophylactically.
- Preoperatively, obtain _____ and ___ the character of peripheral pulses, comparing one side to the other.