Patient Positioning Principles

Providing psychological counseling to the patient

Placing the patient into a specific static alignment (correct)

Administering medication to the patient

Performing physical therapy exercises with the patient

For all clients who are bedridden or lying in bed for an extended amount of time each day (correct)

Only for clients with pressure ulcers or those who are at risk of developing pressure ulcers

Only for clients with cognitive disorders such as Alzheimer's

Only for clients who have undergone surgery or are pregnant

Administering medication and monitoring vital signs

Providing comfort and safety, maintaining the patient's airway and circulation, and preventing nerve damage (correct)

Performing surgical procedures and post-operative care

Conducting diagnostic tests and interpreting results

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