A student nurse has to open a bed for a client. What is the rationale for turning the top bedding down to the foot of the mattress and folding it back on itself when opening a bed for a client?
A) Protects the blanket
B) Keeps the rougher blanket away from the client's skin
C) Makes it easier for the client to handle the bedclothes
D) Shows the client that the bed is ready
D
Feedback:
Turn the top bedding down to the foot of the mattress and fold it back on itself. This shows the client that the bed is ready. Helping the person into bed is also easier when the bed is open.
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