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Practice Question

The client, who is a secretary in an office, asks the nurse how they can avoid developing carpal tunnel syndrome. What should the nurse suggest to the client?

Answer Choices:

Correct Answer:

Acquiring a pad to support wrists while typing

Rationale:

💥Carpal tunnel syndrome develops from repetitive wrist motion and prolonged flexion or extension, which compress the median nerve at the wrist.

💥A wrist support pad helps maintain a neutral wrist position, reducing pressure on the median nerve during typing, a high-risk activity for office workers.

💥Proper ergonomic positioning prevents strain, decreases inflammation, and supports healthy blood flow through the carpal tunnel.

💥This intervention is both preventive and safe, making it the most effective suggestion for someone working long hours at a keyboard.

💥Ergonomic modification is the first-line strategy for preventing nerve compression in occupational settings.

Incorrect Answers:

Elastic bandages → Increase compression and worsen nerve impingement.

Warm compresses → Provide comfort but do not prevent nerve compression.

Acetaminophen → Treats pain but does not prevent carpal tunnel syndrome.

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This question is from PN Adult I Exam 3 November 18 2025 Examplify which contains 48 questions.

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PN Adult I Exam 3 November 18 2025 Examplify

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Question Details
  • Category: LPN Nursing Exam(s)
  • Subcategory: 💎Examplify-PN
  • Domain: 👨🏼‍⚕️Adult Health-PN
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