#1
Which of the following is a common cause of pediatric compound fractures?
#2
What is the term used to describe a pediatric compound fracture where the bone pierces the skin and creates an open wound?
#3
Which type of fracture is characterized by the bone breaking incompletely, often seen in pediatric patients due to the flexibility of their bones?
#4
Which factor contributes to the increased vulnerability of pediatric bones to fractures compared to adult bones?
#5
Which anatomical feature makes pediatric bones more susceptible to greenstick fractures?
#6
What is the primary goal of nursing care for a pediatric compound fracture?
#7
Which of the following signs may indicate infection in a pediatric compound fracture?
#8
What is the role of antibiotics in the treatment of pediatric compound fractures?
#9
Which imaging technique is commonly used to diagnose pediatric compound fractures?
#10
What is the primary concern when assessing neurovascular status in a pediatric patient with a compound fracture?
#11
What is the recommended initial treatment for a pediatric compound fracture before medical help arrives?
#12
In the context of pediatric compound fractures, what is the significance of compartment syndrome?
#13
What is a potential long-term complication of pediatric compound fractures in the growth plate?
#14
In the context of nursing care, what is emphasized during the rehabilitation phase of pediatric compound fractures?
#15