Question 26 The enterostomal therapist has assessed the client with a new colostomy and documented that the peristomal skin is “indurated”. The nurse knows this to mean: Question 26 options: Bright red to dark red discolouration Ulceration formation Superficial loss of smooth epithelium Abnormal firmness with palpable margins

Question 26 The enterostomal therapist has assessed the client with a new colostomy and documented that the peristomal skin is “indurated”. The nurse knows this to mean: Question 26 options: Bright red to dark red discolouration Ulceration formation Superficial loss of smooth epithelium Abnormal firmness with palpable margins

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