When moving a client up in bed, the nurse asks the client to fold the arms across the chest and lift the head with the chin on the chest. What is the rationale for placing the client in this position?
A) To prevent hyperextension of the neck
B) To prevent pressure on the arms
C) To lower the client's center of gravity
D) To decrease the effort needed to move the client
Ans: A
The nurse would ask the client to fold the arms across the chest and lift the head with the chin on the chest. Positioning in this manner provides assistance, reduces friction, and prevents hyperextension of the neck.
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