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The nurse is completing an admission assessment of a bedridden client and will use which technique to measure the height of this client?

▸ Place the client in a bed sling and use a tape measure to measure the client's length.

▸ Ask the client to fully extend both arms out to the sides of the body and measure the arm span.

▸ Assist the client to a sitting position and measure the length of the client's spine and double the number.

▸ Using a tape measure, measure around the client's fist and multiply by 5.

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