Which does the nurse implement to shave a client's beard?
1. Softens beard with a cool, wet washcloth
2. Holds razor at a 90-degree angle to the skin
3. Removes hair in the direction of hair growth
4. Maintains client in prone position for shaving
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3. To shave the client, the nurse moves the razor in the direction of hair growth to avoid razor cuts and abrasions.
1. The nurse uses a warm, moist washcloth to soften facial hair for removal.
2. The nurse holds the razor at a 45-degree angle to the skin.
4. The nurse places the client in semi-Fowler's position or the supine position for shaving for easy access to the facial hair.
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