the nurse is giving a bed bath to client on strict bed rest. During the bath,...
the nurse is giving a bed bath to client on strict bed
rest. During the bath, the nurse utilizes long firm strokes from
distal to proximal area. what is the purpose of this method while
giving bed bath?
A. it increase the client's activity intolerance.
B. it promotes range of motion
C. it decreases muscle atrophy
D. it increases venous circulation
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