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A CNA is preparing to ambulate a resident who has been on bed rest. What is the most important initial action to prevent orthostatic hypotension?
Offer the resident a glass of water.
Have the resident dangle their feet at the bedside for a few minutes.
Apply a gait belt immediately.
Ask the resident to stand up quickly.
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Have the resident dangle their feet at the bedside for a few minutes.
Explanation:
Having the resident dangle their feet at the bedside allows their circulatory system to adjust to the change in position, reducing the risk of orthostatic hypotension.
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