Which Is the Appropriate Intervention for a Patient with Risk

question 1

Multiple Choice

Which is the appropriate intervention for a patient with risk for constipation related to prolonged immobility?

• A) Check the patient's rectum for the presence of a fecal impaction.
• B) Encourage the patient to consume plenty of fluids and dietary fiber.
• C) Instruct the patient about the body's need for daily bowel movements.
• D) Recommend the use of daily laxatives to prevent constipation or impaction.

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