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reference codes 31360-31368 for laryngectomy; what is the correct code assignment for a laryngectomy with subtotal supraglottic and radical neck dissection?
31368 (path: laryngectomy-subtotal, supraglottic, with radical neck dissection)
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A nurse enters the room of a client who has returned to the unit after having a ——radical neck dissection. Which assessment finding requires ——immediate intervention?
The client lying in a lateral position, with the head of bed flat
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Postop, a patient with a radical neck dissection should be placed in which position?
Postoperatively, a patient with a radical neck dissection should be placed in which position?
Which nerve innervates the trapezius and sternocleidomastoid muscle, and should be identified and preserved when performing a radical neck dissection?
Accessory
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Postoperatively, a patient with a radical neck dissection should be placed in which position? a) Supine b) Fowler’s c) Prone d) Side-lying
b) Fowler’s The patient should be placed in the Fowler’s position to facilitate expansion of the lungs because the diaphragm is pulled downward and the abdominal viscera are pulled away from the lungs. The other positions are not the position of choice postoperatively.
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Postoperatively, a client with a radical neck dissection should be placed in which position?
Fowler The client should be placed in the Fowler position to facilitate breathing and promote comfort. This position expands the lungs because the diaphragm is pulled downward and the abdominal viscera are pulled away from the lungs. The other positions are not the position of choice postoperatively.
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A nurse enters the room of a client who has returned to the unit after having a radical neck dissection. Which assessment finding requires immediate intervention?
The client lying in a lateral position, with the head of bed flat A client who has had neck surgery is at risk for neck swelling. To prevent respiratory complications, the head of the bed should be at least at a 30-degree angle. This position gives the lungs room to expand and decreases swelling by promoting venous and lymphatic drainage. This position also minimizes the risk of aspiration.
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A patient has undergone a radical neck dissection. His skin graft site is pale. This indicates which of the following conditions? a) Venous congestion b) Possible necrosis c) Infection d) Arterial thrombosis
d) Arterial thrombosis A pale graft indicates arterial thrombosis. A cyanotic, cool graft indicates possible necrosis. A purple graft indicates venous congestion.
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A client has a radical neck dissection to treat cancer of the neck. The nurse develops the care plan and includes all the following diagnoses. The nurse identifies the highest priority diagnosis as
Ineffective airway clearance related to obstruction by mucus
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