Which one of the following nursing actions violates a client's intimate space?

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Removing the client's abdominal sutures involves direct contact with the client's body and personal space, which is considered intimate. The other actions do not necessarily violate a client's intimate space. Sitting at the client's bedside and entering the client's hospital room are common nursing practices, and adjusting the client's IV flow rate involves minimal physical contact.

Which One of the Following Nursing Actions Violates a Client's