The most appropriate person to accompany a dyspneic client during a transfer is the:
A. Registered nurse
B. Licensed practical nurse
C. Nurse assistant
D. Respiratory therapist
A
A. A dyspneic client may require assessment and intervention during transfer and should be accompanied by a registered nurse.
B, C, and D. Transfer of a dyspneic client should not be delegated.
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