Which actions by the client would the nurse expect

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Problem: The nurse instructs a client about safety measures and precautions when taking care of a pressure ulcer. During a follow-up visit, the nurse finds increased tissue necrosis with damaged capillary beds. Which actions by the client would the nurse expect are the reason for the client's condition?

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