Which of these statements about logrolling a client is TRUE?
a. It is a less painful way for a client to be moved.
b. The client is able to assist the nurse in the move.
c. It requires the assistance of three nurses.
d. It reduces pressure ulcer development.
C
Hip, back, neck, or head conditions may require that a client be turned while keeping the body in alignment as a unit. This requires the assistance of three nursing personnel to perform safely.
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