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Title: A client is complaining of pain in the lower-left quadrant of the abdomen. The nurse prepares to per Post by: Gidlion45 on Mar 11, 2016 A client is complaining of pain in the lower-left quadrant of the abdomen. The nurse prepares to percuss the abdomen and notes that the client has a great deal of hair on the lower abdomen. Which action by the nurse is appropriate prior to percussing the client's abdomen?
A) Moistening the abdominal hair B) Documenting that the client has hirsutism C) Discontinuing the use of percussion, palpate the abdomen only D) Cutting the client's hair over the entire abdomen Title: Re: A client is complaining of pain in the lower-left quadrant of the abdomen. The nurse prepares to Post by: Jet on Mar 14, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: A client is complaining of pain in the lower-left quadrant of the abdomen. The nurse prepares to per Post by: Gidlion45 on Mar 24, 2016 I serious appreciate your assistance, I'll mark my topic solved
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