When evaluating the shaving of a client that is done by a family member, the nurse determines that the technique is done appropriately when:
A. Long strokes are used
B. The razor is held at a 45° angle to the skin
C. Shaving is done against the direction of hair growth
D. A cool cloth is used on the skin before the shave
B
B. This indicates correct technique.
A. Short, firm strokes are used for shaving.
C. Shaving is done in the direction of hair growth.
D. A warm cloth is used to soften the skin and beard.
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