When placing a client on a bedpan, the nurse should instruct the client to move to a side-lying position and:

a. take several deep breaths before sitting on the bedpan
b. raise the hips as far as possible
c. pin the call light cord on the gown
d. roll onto the back while the bedpan is held


D
Assist the client to a side-lying position using the side rail for support. While holding the bedpan with one hand, help the client roll onto the back, while pushing against the bedpan to hold it in place.

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