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Locations to Auscultate for Vascular Sounds
Loosening Dressing Tape or Adhesive Edge
Lowering Entire Leg to Bed
Lowering Patient in Sling into Chair
Lubricating Nasopharyngeal Airway
Lubricating Thermometer Tip
Making Sure Clamp is Open on New Tubing, with Short Extension Tubing Taped in Place
Mark the Point on the Swab that is Even with the Surrounding Skin Surface
Measuring at Eye Level
Measuring Nasopharyngeal Airway
Measuring the Amount of Nasogastric Drainage in Collection Device
Mechanical Lateral-Assist Device
Moisten a Sterile, Flexible Applicator with Saline
Monoject™ Oral Syringe
Moving Each Ear to the Corresponding Shoulder
Moving Patient's Arm Laterally to an Upright Position above Patient's Head
Moving Patient's Chin Toward One Shoulder
Moving Patient's Hand Downward Toward Inner Aspect of Forearm
Moving Soiled Linen As Close to Patient As Possible
Nasopharyngeal Airway Inserted Until the Rim is Touching the Naris
Noncoring (Huber) Needle in Place
Noting the Blood Pressure Reading
Noting the Point on the Gauge at Which the First of at Least Two Consecutive Beats Appears
Nurse Stands Slightly Behind Patient
Moistening Catheter in Saline Solution
Moving Arm Across Patient's Body As Far As Possible
Moving Endotracheal Tube to Other Side of Mouth
Moving Patient's Chin Down to Rest on Chest
Moving Patient's Foot with Toes Pointing Down
Moving Patient's Head to One Shoulder