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Lubricating Suppository
Making a 2-Inch Cut into a 4-Inch Strip of Tape
Marking Any Breakthrough Bleeding on Cast, Indicating Date and Time
Massaging the Hair and Scalp
Measuring for Oropharyngeal Airway
Measuring Patient's Height
Measuring the Length of the Exposed Nasogastric Tube
Mitering Corner of Top Sheet and Blanket
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
Moving the Doppler Tip Until Pulse is Heard
NG Tube Attached to Wall Suction
Noting Characteristics of Drainage on Dressing that Has Been Removed
Noting the Point at Which the Sound Completely Disappears
Nurse Positioned to Side and Slightly Behind Patient While Walking, Supporting Patient by Gait Belt or Waist
Observing Blood Backflow into Syringe
Observing for Pink Color on Test (T) Line and the Control (C) Line
Observing the Patient's Behavior and Affect
Observing Windows on Card for Blue Areas
Obtaining Preoperative Vital Signs
Offering Toilet Tissue to Patient on Bedside Commode
Opening Outside Cover of Package
Organs of Respiratory Tract
Overlapping Each Turn of Bandage by One Half to Two Thirds Strip Width
Padded Clamps on Chest Tube
Palpating (A) and Auscultating (B) the Femoral Pulses