You didn't really provide us with any options? It must be noted that generally, the structure of the skeletal system also dictates its function. With that I mean that having bones and a skeletal system enables us to move more efficiently and to have the pose which we have.
A nurse should help the patient to the restroom if the patient is blind and has had orthopedic surgery. If the patient wants to urinate and is able to urinate a catheter should not be placed unless the patient is unable to walk. Since this patient can ambulate using a walker, she should be encourage to urinate in the toilet. If the patient is having pain upon walking and doesn't think they can get to the bathroom safely even with the nurses help. The patient can have a bedpan placed underneath them to urinate in.
Are you putting in contacts?
The correct answer is B :)
You can quit and stop using it cause it can cause death
