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create a concept map using this case study (skin integrity) .You are a nurse in a...

create a concept map using this case study (skin integrity) .You are a nurse in a medical surgical unit in a hospital caring for a 27 year old professional football player who underwent surgery to repair a compound fracture of his femur. The surgery went smoothly and you are responsible for his postoperative care after he returns from PACU

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