What type of device is used to span an incision?

nhuynh0122

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6 years ago

What type of device is used to span an incision?

a. Bumper
b. Bolster
c. Bridge
d. Buttons or beads

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sej011

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ANS: C
Bridges are plastic devices placed on the skin to span the incision. Bumpers are used on the skin surface to prevent irritation. Bolsters distribute tension of retention sutures.

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