The type of exercise whereby the caregiver moves the person's limbs within the normal range of movement is known as:
a. active exercise.
b. passive exercise.
c. isokinetic exercise.
d. isometric exercise.
b
This type of exercise is useful for a weakened or unconscious individual.
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1. Instruct the client that the insulin should be stored away from direct sunlight or excessive heat. 2. Have the client discard the vials. 3. Instruct the client to label each vial with the date when opened. 4. Tell the client this is too much insulin to have on hand.