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Which of the following is not a nursing responsibility when preparing the client for central line insertion?

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Rationale: The nursing responsibilities include explaining the procedure to the client, ensuring necessary consents are signed according to the facility policy, and maintaining sterile technique when preparing the equipment and supplies. The guidewire will be advanced by the practitioner inserting the central line.

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