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Question 1 of 5

The nurse is preparing to examine a client's mouth floor. To move the tongue to one side for this examination, which tool should the nurse use?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The correct tool for moving the tongue to one side during a mouth floor examination is a gauze pad (
Choice
C). The nurse should use the gauze pad to grasp and gently move the tongue, allowing for a clear view of the mouth floor. Using a penlight (
Choice
A) is essential for illumination but does not directly aid in moving the tongue. Gloves (
Choice
B) are necessary for infection control but do not assist in tongue manipulation.
Tongue blade (
Choice
D) is used to depress the tongue, not move it to the side.

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