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A pediatric patient's superficial laceration was just closed with surgical glue.
Which discharge instruction to the caregiver is appropriate?
A. Reapply the glue in 24 hours.
B. Do not use ointment on the wound.
C. Return within 1 week for a wound check.
D. Keep a dressing on the wound for 48 hours. - 🧠ANSWER ✔✔B. Do not
use ointment on the wound.
What is the recommended site for administering rabies human diploid cell
vaccine (HDCV)?
A. Deltoid muscle
B. Dorsogluteal muscle
C. Vastus lateralis muscle
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, D. Gluteus maximus muscle - 🧠ANSWER ✔✔A. Deltoid muscle
Which order for rabies prophylaxis should you question?
A. Infiltrate rabies vaccine (human diploid cell vaccine) around the wound.
B. Instruct a patient to return for a total of four rabies vaccine
administrations.
C. Instruct a veterinary assistant to return for administration of one more
rabies vaccine.
D. Administer rabies vaccine and rabies immunoglobulin to a patient who
awoke to find a bat in the bedroom. - 🧠ANSWER ✔✔A. Infiltrate rabies
vaccine (human diploid cell vaccine) around the wound.
Which patient is most likely to have a tetanus-prone injury?
A. Restaurant chef cut by a paring knife
B. Rodeo rider gored by a bull in the arena
C. Middle-aged woman cut in her hand with scissors
D. Contractor cut while installing a window pane - 🧠ANSWER ✔✔B. Rodeo
rider gored by a bull in the arena
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