A turning sheet is positioned
A. lengthwise on the bed.
B. under the head and shoulders.
C. from the shoulders to below the hips.
D. from the waist to the knees.
Answer: C
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A patient follows all the instructions a nurse provides because the patient wants to be perceived as a "good" patient. How should the nurse interpret this information according to moral development?
a. The patient is in postformal thought reasoning. b. The patient is in postconventional reasoning. c. The patient is in preconventional reasoning. d. The patient is in conventional reasoning.