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The nurse cares for a client who is sedated, intubated, mechanically ventilated, and has a central line. While repositioning the client, the central line is disrupted. Place the steps in correct order in response to the clinical scenario.
A) Place the client in supine position.
B) Clamp the affected lumen with a soft-tipped clamp.
C) Place a strip of tape over the catheter.
D) Notify the health care provider.

▸ A, C, B, D

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