An older adult male who is bedridden after having a stroke 6 months ago is cared for by his elderly wife. During a home visit , the practical nurse notes that the client is in poor alignment. What action is most important for the PN to take
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Assess the situation: The PN should first assess the client's condition and the environment. This includes checking the bed, the client's position, and any signs of discomfort or pain. Show more…
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