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A nurse is providing an in-service about repositioning clients and the use of lift pads for immobile clients. What is the rationale for placing lift pads under an immobile client?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The correct answer is C because lift pads help prevent friction and shearing when repositioning an immobile client. Friction and shearing can cause pressure injuries, such as pressure ulcers, especially in immobile clients. Placing lift pads under the client reduces the friction between the client's skin and the surface, thus minimizing the risk of skin breakdown.


Choice A is incorrect because lift pads are primarily used to protect the client, not the staff, from injuries.
Choice B is incorrect as lift pads are not designed to absorb bodily fluids or contain stool.
Choice D is incorrect as lift pads do not directly prevent the client from being diaphoretic.

In summary, the primary purpose of placing lift pads under an immobile client is to reduce friction and shearing, thus helping to prevent pressure injuries.

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