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What is the primary risk associated with prolonged immobility in a client?
Prolonged immobility leads to disuse of muscles, resulting in their weakening and wasting, known as muscle atrophy.
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Question: What is the primary risk associated with prolonged immobility in a client?
Answer options: ✅ Muscle atrophy
- Increased appetite
- Improved sleep patterns
- Enhanced circulation
Correct answer: Muscle atrophy
Explanation: Prolonged immobility leads to disuse of muscles, resulting in their weakening and wasting, known as muscle atrophy.
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