Question

question 9
1 pts
when applying a roller bandage, what should
you check for?
that the dressing is completely covered
that the bandage is loose enough to be
comfortable
that the dressing is removed
circulation beyond the injury
question 10
1 pts
what should you do if blood soaks through
the original dressing?
replace the original dressing with a new one
apply another dressing on top of the soaked
one
stop applying pressure and seek medical help
remove all dressings and start over

Explanation:

For Question 9: When applying a roller bandage, checking circulation beyond the injury is crucial as a too - tight bandage can restrict blood flow. Also, the dressing should be covered, but checking circulation is a more critical safety check. The bandage should be secure but not just about comfort in the context of medical safety (a loose bandage may not provide proper support). Removing the dressing is incorrect.
For Question 10: If blood soaks through the original dressing, applying another dressing on top of the soaked one helps maintain pressure (which is important for stopping bleeding). Replacing the original dressing may disrupt clotting. Stopping pressure is wrong as it may lead to more bleeding. Removing all dressings and starting over is also incorrect as it can cause more trauma.

Answer:

Question 9: Circulation beyond the injury
Question 10: Apply another dressing on top of the soaked one