A client is applying thigh high antiembolism stockings after being instructed by the nurse. Evidence that the client understands the instructions would be that the client:
a. folds the top of the stockings over. c. applies talcum powder over the feet and legs.
b. stands to put on the stockings. d. says that she is not allowed to remove them for a week.
ANS: C
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