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As per the physician's orders, a nurse is placing two electrodes on a client's lower back to perform transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS). The nurse spaces the electrodes at least the width of one from the other on the client's skin.
 
  Which of the following reasons explains the nurse's action? A) Prevents the potential for burning the skin
  B) Promotes the integrity of the skin
  C) Prevents premature stimulation of the skin
  D) Provides wider and deeper stimulation
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