Multiple Choice
The most effective intervention to prevent constipation in a patient who recently suffered a fractured femur and is currently in traction is to:
A) Get the patient up and to the bathroom at least twice each day.
B) Administer enemas each day until the patient has a bowel movement.
C) Administer pain medication to prevent pain during defecation.
D) Encourage a high-fiber diet and increased amounts of fluids.
Correct Answer:
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