What Information Should a Caregiver Provide a Patient Before Draping

question 12

Multiple Choice

What information should a caregiver provide a patient before draping techniques are performed?

• A) The planned treatment
• B) The specific position in which the person is to be treated
• C) The specific application of the linen items, gown, robe, or other clothing desired
• D) All of the above

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