1. A nurse is calculating a waist to hip ratio. Place the steps in the proper...
1. A nurse is calculating a waist to hip ratio. Place the steps in the proper order (1 is what you would do first)
---- obtain the waist and hip measurement
---- interpret and chart the waist to hip ratio
---- Wash your hands and leave the exam room
---- Divide the waist measurement by the hip measurement
---- Wash your hands and identify the client
Homework Answers
- Correct order of calculating waist to hip ratio:
- (1) Wash your hands and identify the client.
- (2) Obtain the waist and hip measurement.
- (3) Divide the waist measurement by the hip measurement.
- (4) Interpret and chart the waist to hip ratio.
- (5) wash your hands and leave the exam room.
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