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Unless you are instructed NOT to do so, you should move a postoperative patient into a new position at least every
A) 2 hours.
B) hour.
C) half hour.
D) 4 hours.

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Pearson's Nursing Assistant Today

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Authors: Wolgin, Smith, French

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