a nurse is providing care to a 9 year old child who has fractured his left distal radius. Which of the following actions should be included he plan of care for this patient? (SATA) Encourage ROM activities Stabilize the injury Elevate the arm Apply heat to the site of injury Assess neurovascular status

a nurse is providing care to a 9 year old child who has fractured his left distal radius. Which of the following actions should be included he plan of care for this patient? (SATA) Encourage ROM activities Stabilize the injury Elevate the arm Apply heat to the site of injury Assess neurovascular status

Intro To Health Care

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