Respuesta :
Since, the options are not given the question is incomplete. This complete question is as follows:
Following a small-bowel resection, a male client develops fever and anemia. The surface surrounding the surgical wound is warm to the touch and necrotizing fasciitis is suspected. Another manifestation that would most suggest necrotizing fasciitis is:
a. erythema.
b. leukocytosis.
c. pressure like pain.
d. swelling.
Answer: c. pressure like pain
Explanation:
Necrotizing fasciitis can be defined as the flesh eating disease. It is an infection it results due to the death of the parts of the soft tissues in the body. The disease spread rapidly. The symptoms are purple and red coloration of skin in the affected area, fever, vomiting and severe pain. The blisters may appear on the skin. The severe pain, including beyond the area of the skin that is swollen and red. The pain creates pressure on the internal organs.
