Grooming care that a caregiver may routinely assist with includes:

Grooming care that a caregiver may routinely

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ACombing hair and shaving
BTrimming a diabetic resident's toenails
CCutting the resident's hair short
DRemoving earwax with a cotton swab

✓ Correct answer: A. Combing hair and shaving Routine grooming includes hair care, shaving, and oral care. Diabetic foot/nail care and ear canal cleaning are restricted to licensed staff due to injury and infection risk.

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