The nurse is writing the plan of care for a client who is confined to bed. Which intervention should be included to help reduce the effects of shearing forces on the client's skin?
A)
Use a turn sheet lifted by two staff members to move the client in bed.
B)
Keep the head of the client's bed at 30 degrees.
C)
Coat the client's back and buttocks with baby powder after bathing.
D)
Dust the linens with cornstarch each morning to allow for easier movement.
A
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