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The LPN needs to determine the client's respiratory rate. What is the best technique to do this?

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Rationale: You should not tell the client you are counting their respirations, as this may cause them to alter their breathing pattern. Pretending to check a pulse allows you to get close to the client without cluing them in to what you are assessing. Standing across the room is not the best way to assess for respirations as they may be difficult to see.

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