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A nurse is caring for a client with loss of proprioception. He uses a bed with side rails.
What measure should the nurse implement to prevent discomfort and support
independence for the client when using a bed with side rails?

A) Keep only one side rail of the bed up
B) Set the bed 3 feet above the ground
C) Place a chair to support the client when climbing down
D) Move side rails when client wants to move off the bed

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