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If a patient has a draining abscess, the nurse should avoid physical contact with the patient.
<h3>What is a draining abscess? </h3>
An abscess is a pocket filled with pus that is formed on the surface of the skin. It is formed on an inflamed region of the skin. The formation of this kind of pocket is the result of infection by bacteria.
Draining of abscesses is a treatment for this condition. In this, the doctor cuts an incision to drain out the pus from the abscess.
Before doing this procedure, the patient is put on a course of antibiotics to prevent any kind of infection that may be resulted from the draining pus.
Therefore, if a patent has a draining abscess, the nurse should avoid physical contact with the patient.
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