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WWatsford

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A client has been diagnosed with a lymphatic system disorder. The client is eager to
  know about the function of the specialized lymphatic capillaries. The nurse identifies
  which as the function of the specialized lymphatic capillaries?
 
  A) Help maintain blood pressure and circulating fluid volume
  B) Control the chemical and acidbase balance of the blood
  C) Provide thickness to the circulating blood volume
  D) Absorb digested fats and fat-soluble vitamins in the small intestine

Question 2

A nurse is required to transfer an immobile client from the bed to the chair using a
  transfer board. Which should the nurse do when transferring this client to the chair?
 
  A) Position the chair at a 45-degree angle to the bed
  B) Ask the client to hold the arms of the chair for support
  C) Move the client into the chair by pulling the client's waist
  D) Raise the bed to a level higher than that of the chair



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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