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Which of these measures should a nurse perform in the care of a patient who has a nursing diagnosis of "Risk for infection related to nonintact skin"?

A. Use clean gloves for an open wound.
B. Use sterile gloves for an open wound.
C. Apply alcohol to the wound.
D. Apply gauze to the wound.



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Final answer:

Proper care for a patient with a Risk for infection nursing diagnosis


Explanation:

A nurse caring for a patient with a nursing diagnosis of Risk for infection related to nonintact skin should:

  1. Use clean gloves for an open wound to prevent the spread of infection.
  2. Avoid using alcohol on the wound as it can irritate the skin and hinder the healing process.
  3. Apply gauze to the wound to protect it and promote healing.

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