In addition to pain management, the nurse's priority of care for clients diagnosed with bone disorders is:
1. Resolving knowledge deficits.
2. Assessing circulation.
3. Promoting self-esteem.
4. Maintaining correct body alignment.
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Rationale: The priority of care for all clients with bone disorders is maintaining correct body alignment to prevent deformities. Knowledge deficits, circulation risks, and self-esteem needs might apply to some clients, but not every client with a bone disorder will have those needs.
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True False