Which intervention is most appropriate when making an occupied bed?
Correct answer: B. Raise the bed to a safe working height
- A. Pull the patient toward the edge without support
- B. Raise the bed to a safe working height
- C. Shake the clean linen over the patient
- D. Leave the bed in its highest position afterward
Explanation
Raising the bed to a safe working height protects the nurse from back injury and improves control during the procedure. The bed should be lowered and secured after care is completed.
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