Multiple Choice
Patients having thoracic surgery share a common nursing diagnosis of Risk for Impaired Skin Integrity related to surgical positioning,length of surgical intervention,or use of chemical antimicrobial agents on the skin.The type of position used in thoracic surgery is determined by the operative procedure planned.In addition to placing the patient in appropriate body alignment,what other interventions can ensure that the patient's skin integrity is maintained?
A) Ensure adequate padding and safe transfer.
B) Check pulses and skin condition immediately after positioning.
C) Adjust patient position during the procedure to ensure tissue perfusion.
D) Document skin integrity and conditions postoperatively.
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