During review of admission data,the nurse learns that the new client has impairment of kinesthetic sensation.Which nursing intervention should be planned for this client?

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Impairment of kinesthetic sensation refers to a lack of awareness of body position and movement. This can lead to difficulty with balance and coordination, increasing the risk of falls. Therefore, ensuring that the client has assistance when ambulating will help prevent falls and promote safety. Using the clock face as a format for describing the position of food or providing teaching materials in large font may be helpful for clients with visual impairment, while using nonirritating soaps for bathing may be helpful for clients with skin sensitivities, but these interventions are not specifically related to impairment of kinesthetic sensation.

During Review of Admission Data,the Nurse Learns That the New