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王女士，24岁，平常月经规律、停经40天，阴道出血2天，突发腹痛，伴恶心，呕吐，晕厥就诊。检查：体温36.4℃，脉搏120次/分，血压10.7/6.7kPa(80/50mmHg)，面色苍白，表情痛苦。双合诊：后穹隆饱满，宫颈举痛明显，子宫未检清，右侧宫旁可触到触痛明显包块。 该病人的护理措施哪项是错误的( )。
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