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A. Applying Chest Electrode.B. Applying Chest Lead
A. Observing the Nasopharynx and Inserting Swab.B. Nasopharyngeal Swab Inserted to the Posterior Wall of the Nasopharynx
A. Positioning Scanner Head with Directional Icon Toward Patient's Head and Aiming the Scanner Head Toward the Bladder.B. Scan Button
A. Testing Ankle Flexion and Dorsiflexion. The Patient First Pushes the Balls of the Feet Against Resistance of the Nurse's Hands.B. Then Attempts to Pull Against Nurse's Resistance
Abdominal Quadrants and Underlying Organs
Adjusting Elastic Straps
Adjusting Gloves As Necessary
Adjusting the Fit of the Cannula
Adjusting Water Temperature
AED Electrode Pad Placement
Allowing Oxygen to Fill Bag
An Implanted Port with Catheter Inserted in Subclavian Vein and Noncoring Needle Inserted into Port
Anteroposterior Placement of Self-Adhering Electrode Pads
Applying Antimicrobial Dressing
Applying Blood to Test Strip
Applying Cover Dressing to Site
Applying Device over Anal Opening
Applying Faceplate over Stoma
Applying Gentle Pressure at Injection Site
Applying Heating Pad to the Prescribed Area
Applying Lubricant to Rounded End of Suppository
Applying Patch to Patient's Skin
Applying Pressure Downward over Bony Cheek Prominence to Expose Lower Conjunctival Sac
Applying Pressure to the Tape on the Endotracheal Tube to Ensure the Tape is Secure
Applying Shaving Cream to Face
Applying Skin Protectant to Site
Applying Small Drain Sponge around Catheter
Applying Tens Electrodes
Applying the Correct Amount of Product to the Palm of One Hand
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