40. What is the best technique to prevent a heel pressure injury? A. Position the patient on his back. B. Position the patient in a wheelchair with heel loops. C. Position the patient on his side. D. Position the patient with supine with knees extended.

40. What is the best technique to prevent a heel pressure injury? A. Position the patient on his back. B. Position the patient in a wheelchair with heel loops. C. Position the patient on his side. D. Position the patient with supine with knees extended.

Comprehensive Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies (MindTap Course List)

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