When caring for a client who has altered tactile sensation,the nurse's MOST important role is to:
A)perform passive range-of-motion exercises for the client every 2 to 4 hours to avoid atrophy
B)provide clear,concise explanations of treatments while avoiding information overload
C)provide sensory stimulation by using auditory,visual,and gustatory stimuli to help compensate for tactile loss
D)reduce or prevent impairment of skin integrity

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The sense of touch includes sensations pertaining to the skin.The receptors are located throughout the integumentary system.Pressure,vibration,cold,heat,and pain are examples of skin sensations.These must all be considered in client care to reduce or prevent impairment of skin integrity.

When Caring for a Client Who Has Altered Tactile Sensation,the