A patient being treated for a traumatic brain injury is demonstrating signs of contractures as a complication associated with immobility. Which nursing intervention is indicated?
1. Maintain neutral body position.
2. Turn and reposition every 4 hours.
3. Apply antiembolism stockings.
4. Ensure oxygen saturation level of 92%.
Answer: 1
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