When a nurse assists a postoperative client to the chair, which type of nursing intervention does this represent?
A) Maintenance
B) Surveillance
C) Psychomotor
D) Psychosocial
Ans: C
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Psychomotor interventions include activities such as positioning, inserting, and applying.
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