The nurse attempts to secure and stabilize an IV catheter and dressing of an older adult client. Which nursing action is appropriate?
A. Use roll-type gauze to cover the IV site.
B. Apply skin protector solution prior to dressing the IV site.
C. Use extra tape to attach to the client's skin.
D. Apply lotion to the client's skin prior to dressing the IV site.
Answer: B
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