For a client receiving enteral nutrition,which intervention is the nurse most likely to implement to reduce the risk of aspiration?

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Elevating the head of the bed to 30 degrees can help to prevent aspiration during enteral feeding by promoting proper digestion and preventing the formula from flowing back into the lungs. Administering the formula at room temperature, adding fiber to the formula, or administering an antidiarrheal agent would not be effective in reducing the risk of aspiration.

For a Client Receiving Enteral Nutrition,which Intervention Is the Nurse