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Practice Question

 The nurse supervises a student nurse assisting a client with left-sided weakness in performing activities of daily living. Which action by the student requires the nurse to intervene?

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Correct Answer:

places the wheelchair as close to the bed as possible on the client's affected side.

Rationale:

🔹 Clients with hemiparesis (one-sided weakness) should transfer toward their strong/unaffected side for safety and stability.

🔹 Positioning the wheelchair on the affected side increases the risk of falls and injury because the weak side cannot support balance or weight.

🔹 The correct method is to place the wheelchair on the unaffected/strong side to promote independence and safety.

🔹 Dressing the affected arm first helps reduce strain and frustration, making ADLs easier.

🔹 Using Velcro shoes and placing grooming tools in the unaffected hand supports independence and functional ability.

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  • Category: LPN Nursing Exam(s)
  • Subcategory: 💎Examplify-PN
  • Domain: 🔔 Fundamentals of Nursing-PN
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