31. When should the bathwater be changed during a complete bed bath? A. After washing the chest and abdomen if the water is soapy or cool B. Before washing the feet and legs C. After giving perineal care D. Only if it is soapy or cool 32. Which of these steps is not correct when giving perineal care to a male client? A. Retract the foreskin of the uncircumcised male. B. Wash the tip of the penis starting at the urethral opening and working outward. C. Clean the shaft of the penis with firm, downward strokes. D. Leave the foreskin retracted at the end of the procedure.
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The bathwater should ideally be changed after giving perineal care. This is because the perineal area is more likely to harbor bacteria and other pathogens, so it's important to avoid contaminating other parts of the body with this water. Show more…
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