Correct answer to your question is true
Answer:
"I will put the pillow on the incision then cough."
Explanation:
Options have not been provided for the question and are not available anywhere. However, putting a pillow on the incision while coughing is one of the correct instructions that might have been provided by the nurse with respect to splinting the incision site.
After abdominal surgery the patient is usually immobile for a long time. Mucus and other secretions can start accumulating in their airway which can hinder the breathing process. To avoid this problem, they are instructed to cough at certain intervals of time to clear air passage and lungs. However, if there is an incision on the abdomen this activity can cause pain and discomfort. To avoid this situation, a pillow is placed on the incision and the patient is told to firmly hold that pillow. This action is called splinting the incision and it supports the incision and the abdominal muscles surrounding it so that the patient does not feel pain or discomfort while coughing.
Retrograded amnesia occurs because <span>remote memories are more connected to the hippocampus than recent memories. (B) </span>Retrograded amnesia is a result of a damage<span> to areas of the </span>brain<span> other than the </span>hippocampus. <span>
In this type of amnesia remote memories are more easily accessible than events occurring just prior to the trauma.</span>This is because the neural pathways of newer memories are not as strong as older ones that have been strengthened by years
