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Hanging Drainage Bag below Level of Patient
Having Patient Splint Chest or Abdominal Incision by Holding a Folded Bath Blanket or Small Pillow Against the Incision
Helping Patient to Roll over to Her Right Side While She Pushes with Left Bent Leg and Pulls on the Side Rail
Holding Bag Lower to Slow Flow of Enema Solution
Holding Emesis Basin for Patient to Rinse and Spit
Holding Patient's Arm at Side
Holding Probe in the Patient's Mouth
Holding the MDI 1 to 2 Inches from the Mouth
Identifying Icon for Patient's Biologic Sex
Identifying the Appropriate Landmarks
Incision with Sutures
Inflating Cuff While Listening to Artery Pulsations
Inhaling Slowly and Deeply through the Mouth
Injecting Air into Modified Insulin Preparation
Injecting Air with Vial Upright
Injecting the Medication at the Recommended Rate
Drainage Marked on Device
Dressing is Collapsed, Shrinking to Wound Contact Material and Skin
Drying around Wound, Not in Wound, with Gauze Pad
Easing Appliance over Stoma
Electrode Positions for 3- (Left) and 5-Lead (Right) Systems
Emptying Contents of Jackson-Pratt Drain into Collection Container
Emptying Urine into Graduated Container
Encouraging Patient to Cough Out Three Short Times after Holding Breath
Ensuring Endotracheal Tube is Stabilized and Removing Old Tape
Ensuring Heel is Centered after Stocking is on Foot
Ensuring Use of the Correct Amount of Product
Examining Halo Vest for Stability, Secure Connections, and Positioning
Example of a Commercially Prepared Nasal Bridle
Example of a Mouth Prop