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Question 1 of 5

The client is 5 feet from the bathroom door when he states, 'I feel faint.' Before the nurse can get the client to a chair, the client starts to fall. What is the priority action for the nurse to take?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The priority action for the nurse is to gently lower the client to the floor (Option
D). This action is crucial to prevent injury to both the client and the nurse. Lowering the client to the floor should be done when the client is unable to support his own weight, ensuring a safe position to prevent falls. Checking the client's carotid pulse (Option
A) is important, but it should be performed after ensuring the client's safety. Encouraging the client to get to the toilet (Option
B) is impractical as the client is already falling. Calling for help in a loud voice (Option
C) may cause chaos and alarm other clients, making it a less suitable immediate action in this scenario.

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