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When caring for a resident who is hemorrhaging, you should (A) follow the principles in Standard Precautions. (B) stay with the resident and call for help. (C) apply direct pres…

When caring for a resident who is hemorrhaging, you should (A) follow the principles in Standard Precautions. (B) stay with the resident and call for help. (C) apply direct pres…
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When caring for a resident who is hemorrhaging, you should

(A) follow the principles in Standard Precautions.
(B) stay with the resident and call for help.
(C) apply direct pressure to the area.
(D) do all of the above.

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The answer is (D) All Of the above

Explanation: The first thing you should do is apply pressure, stay with the resident, call for help and then follow the principles in standard precautions.
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Answer: Its (D) all of the above

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