A nurse is brushing the hair of a client admitted to the health care facility following a fracture in the hand. The nurse implements this action based on the understanding that brushing the hair achieves which of the following?
A) Facilitates oil distribution
B) Cleans hair and scalp
C) Removes excess oil
D) Cleans the hair of dirt
Ans: A
Brushing the hair facilitates oil distribution along the hair shaft more effectively than combing, as well as massages the scalp and stimulates circulation. Shampooing cleans the hair and scalp, helps get rid of excess oil, and cleans the hair of dirt. It provides a relaxing, soothing experience for the client.
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