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Give 2 nursing theorists and their theory concepts that placed high importance on the nursing skill, bed making. A. B. 2. A nurse should regularly assess in a patient's bed are? A. B.

Comprehensive Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies (MindTap Course List)

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Give 2 nursing theorists and their theory concepts that placed high importance on the nursing skill, bed making.

2. A nurse should regularly assess in a patient's bed are?

A.

B.

3. The two Health risks associated with bed making and how it can be prevented?

A.

B.

4. What are the two medical principles that should be observed by the nurse for safe and effective bed making?

A.

B.

5. Explain why Bed making is an important caring responsibility of a nurse?

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