Skeletal traction is applied directly to the bone and uses opposing forces to create the traction. nursing care of the patient with skeletal traction include:
a. all lines be free of tangles.
b. weight ordered is in continuous use.
c. patient is given a trapeze bar to mobility in the bed.
d. linens are changed only as need.
e. unaffected foot is kept against the footboard.

The answer are A, B and C

Explanation:

Skeletal traction is a temporary way of handling some types of fractures. It consists in the application of a force to a body part. Its use is to minimize muscle spasms, reduce, align and immobilize fractures, reduce deformities. Pulley lines and weights are used, which must be free of any obstacles, the weight should not rest on the bed. sheets must be changed daily for hygiene; and the patient's uncommitted foot should rest freely in the bed.

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