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A client who is hospitalized after a left hip fracture is scheduled for surgery late this afternoon.

A client who is hospitalized after a left hip fracture is scheduled for surgery late this afternoon. After receiving report, the nurse evaluates the Buck traction applied by a new physical therapist. Which finding indicates that the traction is correctly applied?
A) Foam boot covers the right lower leg from the knee down.
B) 20-pound weights are connected to the bottom of a foam boot.
C) The left knee and hip are in alignment above the foam boot.
D) Weights are supported by a stool at the end of the bed.

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Nursing: A Concept-Based Approach to Learning, Volume I

Edition: 2^nd

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That makes so much more sense now, thank you a million...

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Thank you for the update, happy to help

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