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A 35-year-old client with a cervical injury is provided with a halo device to stabilize the
neck. What measures must the nurse employ when caring for a client with skull tong
traction?

A) Place the client in an antidecubitus bed if possible
B) Tighten the halo device with a wrench if it loosens
C) Monitor the client for any difficulty in swallowing
D) Instruct the client to stay in bed until the injury heals

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