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Regular oral hygiene is essential for the client who has had a stroke. Which of the following nursing measures is not appropriate when providing oral hygiene?

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Rationale: Placing the client on their back increases the risk of aspiration, especially in stroke patients with impaired swallowing. Suction equipment, padded tongue blades, and toothbrushing are appropriate for safe oral hygiene.

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