While performing a morning assessment on a terminally ill patient, the nurse observes a generalized purplish blotching of the patient's skin. The nurse identifies this finding as
1. Mottling
2. Maceration
3. Excoriation
4. Evisceration
ANS: 1
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What will be an ideal response?
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A. In a position of comfort. B. In a supine position. C. In a Low-Fowler's position. D. In a Sims' position.
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