The nurse is assisting a newly delivered mother in ambulating to the nursery to see her baby. The client complains of light-headedness and begins to faint. What is the nurse's most important action?
A)
Be certain the client does not hit her head on anything.
B)
Call for immediate assistance.
C)
Check the vital signs and for excessive vaginal bleeding.
D)
Ensure the client's modesty as she falls.
A
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