John, a 50-year-old male, just underwent a Trabeculectomy by Traditional Surgery. His diagnostic results indicated high intraocular pressure (IOP) and glaucoma. In the past, - John had a history of allergies to antibiotics. What nursing action is crucial for John's care following the Trabeculectomy?

Arrange for a follow-up appointment with a cardiologist.

Provide John with emotional support for his allergies.

Monitor John's dressing for excessive bleeding.

Administer antibiotics to prevent post-operative infection.

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is C

A. This action is not directly related to John's eye surgery.

B.   Emotional support may be beneficial, but it's not the most crucial action post- Trabeculectomy.
C.   This is crucial post-operative care to ensure proper wound healing and prevent complications such as hemorrhage.
D.   While infection prevention is important, administering antibiotics specifically for John's past allergies without indication may not be appropriate.

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Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. Increasing sun exposure would actually increase the risk of sun damage and skin cancer rather than minimizing it.
B. While water-resistant sunscreens are important for protection during swimming, they are not the only measure needed to reduce sun damage, especially during extended sun exposure periods.
C. A sunscreen with SPF of at least 10 may not provide sufficient protection, especially for someone spending extended periods of time in direct sunlight. Higher SPF is generally recommended.
D. Avoiding direct sun exposure between 10 AM and 2 PM is crucial because during these hours, the sun's rays are the strongest, increasing the risk of sunburn and skin

damage. Opting for shade or protective clothing during these hours can significantly reduce the risk of sun damage.

A. It will enhance the diffusion of gases B. It will increase the diaphragmatic workload C. It will compromise the efficiency of ventilation D. It will improve pulmonary blood supply

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Multiple rib fractures are unlikely to enhance gas diffusion; instead, they can impair ventilation by reducing the ability of the chest wall to expand.
B. Multiple rib fractures can indeed increase the workload of the diaphragm as it tries to compensate for the decreased ability of the chest wall to expand during breathing.

C. Multiple rib fractures can restrict chest wall movement, leading to compromised ventilation efficiency.
D. Multiple rib fractures wouldn't directly improve pulmonary blood supply; they can lead to pain and impaired lung function.

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