[Verified Answer]: (T) F In long-term care, an open bed is…

(T) F In long-term care, an open bed is made because most clients are out of bed all day. T F Clients in long-term care facilities may use their own linens. T F If a client receiving home care refuses to have his linens changed, you should follow the client’s wishes. T F The space between the mattress and crib sides should be no more than 5 cm (2 in.). T F A surgical bed is made by fanfolding the linens to the side of the bed closest to the door. T F Shaking bed linens spreads microbes. T F Making one side of the bed before going to the other saves the support worker time and energy.