When positioning a patient in bed, you should:

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When positioning a patient in bed, you should:

When positioning a patient in bed, you should
A) use pillows and props for support if necessary.
B) turn the patient from side to side every three hours.
C) avoid the supine position whenever possible.
D) rest the patient's back on the side rail for support.

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