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Anti biotic therapy : Broad spectrum antibiotic. Surgery: Removal of necrotic bone
Absolute rest of affected extremity.
Wound care: Irrigate with hydrogen peroxide or antibiotic solution, cover with sterile dressings
Drainage and secretion precaution.
Diet :High in calories, protein and vitamins.
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What is a nursing diagnosis for osteoarthritis?
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what are thre nursing diagnosis for cellulitis
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