Which action is NOT appropriate when making an occupied bed?

Making the bed while the client is lying in it is not appropriate because it can pose safety risks and discomfort for the resident. When a nurse aide attempts to change the bed linens with the client still in the bed, it may create a cramped situation that can lead to accidental injury or falls. Furthermore, the process may not allow for a thorough cleaning of the linens or proper adjustments to the bedding.

In contrast, ensuring the bed is clean, adjusting the bed height for the safety and comfort of the resident, and changing the linens quickly are all appropriate actions when making an occupied bed. Clean linens are essential for infection control and comfort. Adjusting the bed height helps accommodate the personal needs of the resident and ensures easier access for the caregiver. Additionally, while speed is important to minimize discomfort for the resident, it should be balanced with care to ensure that the bed is made correctly and safely.