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lesh0402 lesh0402
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The client has hyperesthesia apparently associated with a neurological trauma. Which of the fol-lowing is an appropriate nursing intervention in regard to the client's sense of touch?
 
  1. Reminding the client of the need to have frequent tactile contact
  2. Keeping the client loosely covered with sheets and blankets
  3. Allowing the client to lie motionless
  4. Using touch as a form of therapy
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