NCLEX RN· Safety and Infection Control · RN Infection Control and Patient Safety
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The nurse is caring for a client with Guillain-Barre syndrome. Due to paralysis, the client is unable to press the call button with his finger. The nurse must make accommodations for this client to be able to call for help. Which action by the nurse is correct?
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Correct Answer: utilize a call light adapter that will allow the client to call for help by turning his head to activate a special button
Which precaution must a nurse take when checking the blood pressure of an HIV-positive client?
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Correct Answer: wash hands
The nurse is caring for a client with limited mobility and right-sided paralysis. The nurse needs to pull the client up in the bed. Which statement reflects correct performance of this action?
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Correct Answer: The nurse calls for another nurse, places the client supine with arms folded across his chest, and each nurse pulls client up using both sides of the draw sheet at the same time.
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