Ms. Ping reports feeling dizzy while she is dangling. This feeling does not go away after 2 minutes. What will you do?
A. Assist her to lie down, and report this to your supervising nurse.
B. Have her maintain the position for three more minutes, then assist her to lie in a supine position.
C. Keep her in the dangling position and give her oral fluids quickly.
D. Encourage her to get out of bed, so that the dizziness will pass quickly.
Answer: A
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