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Place the nursing activities in priority order for the preparation of a patient to ambulate.
1.Dangle the patient at the side of the bed.
2.Apply a gait belt.
3.Assist the patient to stand.
4.Inform the patient of activity.
5.Roll up the head of the bed.
Put a comma between each solve choice (1,2,3,4,etc.).
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4,5,1,2,3
4,5,1,2,3
The order that is most organized is inform,roll up head of bed,dangle,apply belt,and assist to stand.
Studies of workers' compensation claims show that the profession that has the highest claim rates of any occupation or industry is:
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D
The nurse explains that the minimum number of hours of daily activity necessary to prevent the negative consequences of immobility is:
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When carrying heavy objects,the nurse should place the load:
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When lifting or moving a patient,the nurse should protect his or her back by:
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The nurse counsels the immobilized patient that to prevent muscle atrophy and contractures,the patient must have:
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A nurse instructing a nursing assistant about moving older adult patients in bed should intervene after observing the nursing assistant:
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The nurse informs the patient that to regain the ability to perform ADLs and maintain normal physiological activities requires:
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Because moving or ambulation may be painful for the patient,to assist the patient with moving,the nurse should:
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To maintain a wide base of support,the nurse should stand with the feet separated by the distance of _______ times the length of the nurse's shoe.
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When performing passive range-of-motion (ROM)exercises,the number of times the nurse should move each joint through the ROM is:
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The most common cause of musculoskeletal disorders in nurses involves a movement that requires the nurse to ________ and _________ at the same time.
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An implementation the nurse may use to improve safety during a transfer is:
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The nurse explains that when range of motion (ROM)is performed by the patient,it is called:
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The nurse points to the X in the illustration below and describes this point as the ________ of _________.

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The nurse performing passive range of motion (ROM)for the patient will move the joint through the ROM to:
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Although many nurses file worker's compensation claims as a result of injury on the job,the most common injury is strain of the:
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To reduce the effort of moving a heavy object,the nurse should:
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The nurse instructs a nursing assistant to use large muscle groups when lifting because:
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When a fall occurs,the nurse should document the incident and initiate a(n)___________ report.
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