The nurse is evaluating the independent care of a client recovering from a stapedectomy. Which action, made by the client, indicates a need for further teaching?

A) The client turns head slowly when family approaches.
B) The client uses clean technique to clean the wound.
C) Taking antibiotics on a convenient schedule
D) Ensure assistance upon ambulation.


B
Feedback:
The client needs further instructions on using aseptic technique when completing wound care. Using aseptic technique reduces the introduction and transmission of microorganisms and protects the client from introduction of pathogens. The other options are correct.

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