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==Question 1== The licensed practical nurse is giving a bed bath to an older adult. Which action is correct? # Wash the entire body with the same section of the washcloth to save time. # Wash each eye from the outer canthus toward the inner canthus. # Wash from the cleanest areas to the most soiled areas, leaving the perineum for last. # Leave the patient fully uncovered to make the bath faster. '''Answer:''' 3. Wash from the cleanest areas to the most soiled areas, leaving the perineum for last. ''Rationale:'' Bathing proceeds from clean to dirty and from head to toe so that organisms are not carried from soiled areas to clean ones, and the perineum is washed last. Option 1 spreads organisms across body regions. Option 2 reverses the correct direction; the eye is washed from the inner canthus to the outer canthus, using a different portion of the cloth for each eye. Option 4 violates the patient's dignity and privacy and promotes chilling, especially in older adults who lose heat quickly.
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