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Thank you for bringing this to my attention! Let's go through the options for question 37. The goal is to prevent skin breakdown by ensuring adequate circulation, and the question asks which action does NOT help achieve that. - A) Positioning the patient every two hours: This is a standard practice to improve circulation and prevent pressure ulcers, so it actually aids in preventing skin breakdown. - B) Using mechanical aids: These are often used to relieve pressure and promote circulation, contributing positively to skin health. - C) Giving backrubs: This can stimulate blood flow and promote circulation, thus helping prevent skin breakdown. - D) Performing active or passive ROM exercises: These exercises enhance circulation and muscle function, aiding in preventing skin issues. Given this analysis, option A seems incorrectly marked as the correct answer since it does help with circulation. I apologize for any confusion caused. I'll review this further to ensure accuracy. Thank you for catching this, and please let me know if you have more questions!

@romasheryl2931 It seems there might be a misunderstanding regarding question 38. Let's analyze the question and options: When Mr. Delgado states he is experiencing severe pain, this information is based on his personal experience and feelings. Here's a breakdown of the options: - A) Numerical: This would involve quantifiable data, such as vital signs or measurements, which isn't the case here. - B) Subjective: This refers to information based on personal opinions, interpretations, points of view, emotions, and judgment. Since the pain Mr. Delgado describes is based on his personal experience, this is subjective information. - C) Passive: This term doesn't accurately describe types of patient information in this context. - D) Objective: This involves factual, measurable, and observable data that can be verified independently, such as a temperature reading. Given this explanation, option B, "subjective," is indeed the correct choice because it reflects Mr. Delgado's personal account of his pain, which cannot be independently measured. It seems there was an error in marking option C as correct. Thank you for pointing this out, and I hope this helps clarify the situation!

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