s drainage; edges approximated; no signs of infection such as erythema, swelling, or purulent discharge Skin around the wound intact; no signs of pressure injury or breakdown Assessment: Post-operative wound a
ss toward goals, including any setbacks or improvements. Adjustments to Care: Record modifications to the care plan based on resident response and clinical judgment. 5. Interdisciplinary Communication
ition for assessing client needs? The book introduces updated assessment techniques, including new questionnaires, reflective exercises, and digital tools that facilitate a comprehensive understanding of client problems. How can students benefit from the case studies in
