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Yolanda · **on:** Jul 22, 2018

Two nurses are standing on opposite sides of the bed to move the client up in bed with a draw sheet. Which of the following describes the correct position for the nurses to take to safely posi-tion the client?

a. The nurses should face the client.
b. The nurses should face the direction of movement.
c. The nurses should face each other.
d. The nurses should face opposite the direction of movement.

Question 2

The nurse recognizes that which of the following statements is correct concerning complementary and alternative medicine?

a. Seventy-four percent of Canadians have used complementary alternative medi-cine at some point in their lives.
b. Insurance coverage for alternative therapies is available at the same amount as for traditional medicine.
c. Use of alternative therapies is still not incorporated into medical journals.
d. More men than women use alternative therapies.

mjenn52 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
Facing the direction of movement ensures proper balance and prevents twisting of the nurses' bodies while moving the client.
Facing the client is not the correct position for the nurses to take.
Facing each other is not the correct position for the nurses to take.
Facing opposite the direction of movement is not the correct position for the nurses to take.

Answer to Question 2

A
A 2007 study by the Fraser Institute revealed that 74 of Canadians had used complementary or alternative medicine at some point in their lives.
Clients on private insurance plans must pay for alternative therapies.
The interest in complementary and alternative medicine is evident in the increased number of articles about it in respected medical journals, and the development of several journals that spe-cifically focus on complementary and alternative medicine.
People who use complementary and alternative medicine are usually women with a post high-school- or college-level education.