The nurse is applying high-top tennis shoes on an immobilized client who is in the Fowler's position. The purpose of these tennis shoes would be to:
a. help prevent foot drop.
b. promote comfort.
c. prevent pressure ulcer formation on the heels.
d. aid in turning the client.
ANS: A
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1. prone. 2. supine. 3. on the side. 4. in Fowler's position.
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