Multiple Choice
Which of the following is not an acceptable practice when managing a Jackson-Pratt drain?
A) Pinning the drain in an upward position so that it rests above the patient's wound.
B) Fully collapsing the drain so that it will draw fluid out of the wound.
C) Milking the drain tubing to clear particles that are clogging the opening.
D) Emptying the drain when it becomes half full.
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