A client has weakness on the right side of the body. When helping the client get dressed, the home health aide should:

A client has weakness on the right side of

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ADress the strong (left) side first, then the weak side
BHave the client dress independently without any assistance
CDress the weak (right) side first, then the strong side
DAlways dress the lower body before the upper body

✓ Correct answer: C. Dress the weak (right) side first, then the strong side When dressing a client with one-sided weakness, always dress the weak (affected) side first to minimize discomfort and strain. When undressing, remove clothing from the strong side first.

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