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The nurse is teaching a new grad about contractures. The nurse knows which statement about contractures secondary to immobility is accurate?

A. Contractures cannot be prevented because of muscular spasticity. B. Contractures cannot be prevented because of muscular tension. C. Flexion contractures are the least commonly occurring contracture. D. Flexion contractures are the most commonly occurring contracture.

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: Flexion contractures are the most common due to immobility, as muscles shorten in a flexed position. Contractures can be prevented with range of motion and positioning, despite spasticity or tension.

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