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Splinting is also a way of applying light pressure to lessen pain

Posted By: An Iowan on 2008-09-09
In Reply to: Question for MTinTexas - cloverport

Subject: Splinting is also a way of applying light pressure to lessen pain

Nurses help patients splint when they give patients with abdominal incisions a pillow to hold light pressure against their incision while doing things like coughing.


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