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The nurse is assessing the client for pressure ulcer risk. The client has no sensory deficits, and the skin is dry and not exposed to moisture. The client is, however, confined to bed and is completely immobile and requires moderate assistance in moving. The client’s nutritional status is adequate. Which score documented by the nurse is the most appropriate based on the assessment data?
1. 14, indicating moderate risk
2. 15, indicating high risk
3. 12, indicating risk
4. 14, indicating high risk

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