Skin Traction
Skin Traction ( 48 Questions)
Which patient would benefit most from the use of skin traction?
Skin traction is not typically used for chronic joint inflammation; it is specific to fractures.
Skin traction is not used to treat dislocated joints; other interventions are employed for joint reductions.
Skin traction is most beneficial for patients with fractures who are awaiting definitive treatment, such as surgical fixation. It provides temporary stabilization and pain relief for the fractured bone until further treatment is initiated.
Skin traction is not indicated for muscle strains; it is primarily used for fractures.
Skin traction is most beneficial for patients with fractures who are awaiting definitive treatment, such as surgical fixation. It provides temporary stabilization and pain relief for the fractured bone until further treatment is initiated.
a. Skin traction is not typically used for chronic joint inflammation; it is specific to fractures.
b. Skin traction is not used to treat dislocated joints; other interventions are employed for joint reductions.
d. Skin traction is not indicated for muscle strains; it is primarily used for fractures.