Multiple Choice
The risk for complications of immobility can best be decreased by:
A) repositioning the person at least every 2 hours.
B) offering to spend time with the person to occupy them.
C) being sure there is enough help when positioning a resident.
D) allowing the person to dangle at the bedside before being transferred.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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