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What is are the hazards of skin grafting in a 80 year old man?
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∙ 15y ago
infection of the donor site as well as the recipient site
bleeding
failure of skin graft to "take" to the new site, possibly necessitating another skin graft
Pain
Risk of general anesthesia.
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A man burns his legs require skin grafting why the skin won't heal by itself?
Well, You need midical help and whie your waiting then soak it warm water with bubbles Thats all you need to know
What is the difference between natural hazards and man made hazards?
one is a noob act
What are some methods that man use to grow new plants?
cuttage,grafting and layering are the methods man use to grow new plants
Why can not man stop natural hazards?
no it is impssible
What are the hazards of being a pike man?
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Who was the first person to get facial plastic surgery?
The first person to undergo facial plastic surgery, was a chap called Walter Yeo. Walter was a soldier in the First World War. He became injured whilst manning a gun on the war ship called 'HMS Warspite', in 1916. Sir Harold Gillies, who became the first man to use skin grafting treated Walter in 1917. SIr Harold later became known as "the father of plastic surgery". This skin grafting was know as 'tubed pedical', taking skin from undamaged areas of the body.
Man-made structures make hazards worse?
true
All-hazards are often categorized as?
Man Made: Technological
Definition of Man-made hazard?
Examples of man-made hazards include a rickity, old staircase or a race track with extremely sharp turns. These are contrasted with hazards found in nature such as mountain peaks and river rapids.
Causes of hazards?
The causes of hazards might include the weather, man made accidents like spills or even nuclear meltdowns. Other causes of hazards could include heavy traffic moving at high speeds.
What are natural and man made hazards?
It is a distinction most commonly made in golf. Natural hazards are for instance water, and sand bunkers. Although usually made by man, they are considered to be part of the 'natural' environment. Wooden benches, sprinkler holes etc. are not considered 'natural' and therefore man-made.
Why are crocodiles enemies with man?
Crocs are killed by us for their skin and flesh. In return, crocodiles kill many people each year.
