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Which nursing action is most helpful in thinning a client's thick respiratory secretions?

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: The correct answer is A: Assisting the client to maintain an adequate fluid intake. Increasing fluid intake helps to thin respiratory secretions, making them easier to expectorate. Adequate hydration is essential for liquefying mucus, promoting effective coughing, and preventing mucus build-up in the airways.
Choice B is incorrect because air temperature does not directly impact the thinning of secretions.
Choice C is incorrect as continuous oxygen therapy may not directly address thick secretions.
Choice D is incorrect because keeping the client in a supine position can actually worsen respiratory secretions by promoting mucus pooling.

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