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The nurse is ambulating a client who is wearing a gait belt. The client begins to fall. The nurse should take which appropriate action to minimize injury?

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Rationale: Using the gait belt to guide the client against the nurse’s leg minimizes injury. Letting go, instructing a side-lying fall, or using a narrow base increases risk.

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