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Which nursing action is essential to reduce the patient's risk of developing a postsurgical infection at the site of a permanent colostomy?
Electroplating Operation
A process that uses electrical current to reduce dissolved metal cations so that they form a metal coating on an electrode.
Negative Terminal
The terminal of an electrical device (such as a battery) through which current flows out, typically regarded as the source of electrons.
Cathode
The negative terminal of an electric device.
Lead-acid Batteries
A type of rechargeable battery that uses lead peroxide and sponge lead, employing a sulfuric acid electrolyte.
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