Final answer:
The nurse should anticipate an order for Buck's traction for a 25-year-old client with a possible fracture of the right femur. The option (C) is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the case of a 25-year-old client arriving in the emergency room with a possible fracture of the right femur, the nurse should anticipate an order for Buck's traction. Buck's traction is a type of skin traction used for fractures that do not require surgery, providing alignment and relief of muscle spasms while waiting for definitive treatment.
The application of ice to the extremity may also be indicated to reduce swelling and pain, but it is not a traction method. An abduction pillow is typically used after hip surgery to prevent dislocation, which may not be directly related to femur fractures. Bryant's traction is generally used for children with certain fractures of the femur or hip, therefore, less likely to be indicated for a 25-year-old adult. Therefore, option (C) is correct.