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A client's Braden scale score is 12. The nurse would plan this

A client's Braden scale score is 12. The nurse would plan this
client's care based on which prediction of risk?
1. This client is at low risk for developing pressure ulcers but
should be assessed again in 7 days.
2. This client is at moderate risk for developing pressure ulcers,
so prevention strategies should be instituted soon.
3. This client is at no risk for developing pressure ulcers and
should be encouraged to continue with activity.
4. This client is at high risk for developing pressure ulcers,
and prevention strategies should be immediately
implemented.

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