The long-term care facility nurse recognizes that visiting the resident, changing his or her position, assessing for incontinence, providing skin care, and offering fluids are part of the nurse's responsibility
These interventions are initiated to provide: a. continuity.
b. safety.
c. prevention.
d. reassurance.
B
Nursing interventions basic to long-term care include monitoring for resident safety.
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1. 1/2 2. 2/3 3. 3/4 4. 6/7
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