What should the nurse consider when communicating with a client who has a sensory alteration related to proprioception?
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Correct answer: Use precise, descriptive language for position and movement
Using precise and descriptive language is important to convey position and movement accurately when communicating with a client who has a sensory alteration related to proprioception.
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