Answer: The rigth answer is: A. Severe swelling and redness at a midshaft femur
Explanation: There are some contraindications for the use of a traction splint among them are: -Injuries near the knee and injuries of the hips and / or pelvis and amputation of some part of the limb, therefore option B and D are incorrect. The traction splint firmly grabs the ankle, if there is an injury that interferes with the hitch, it cannot be placed, so option C is incorrect. If there is a femur fracture, it is very common to find severe swelling and redness in the femur of the middle axis and there is no problem with placing the traction splint because the purpose of this is to stabilize the fracture.
I would say b., mostly because it is good to have them know why they need to act in such a manner not just the "style" of which the behavior is being done. Sometimes it is difficult for them to refine their behaviors, but it can produce progress
Answer:
. The need for a revision was felt as drastic procedures like abortions & surgeries became commonplace and medically valid, questioning a physician's morals anew.
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