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ghost!

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What should the nurse begin by assessing when performing a head-to-toe assessment?
 
  a. Support system
  b. Skin integrity
  c. Pain level
  d. Neurologic status

Question 2

During a head-to-toe assessment, the nurse assesses the patient's abdomen. Which area should the nurse assess next?
 
  a. Chest
  b. Arms
  c. Legs and feet
  d. Perineal area



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
When performing a head-to-toe assessment, the nurse begins with a neurologic assessment, then assesses the skin, hair, head, and neck, including the eyes, ears, nose, and mouth. The chest, back, arms, abdomen, perineal area, legs, and feet are examined in that order.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
When performing a head-to-toe assessment, the nurse begins with a neurologic assessment, then assesses the skin, hair, head, and neck, including the eyes, ears, nose, and mouth. The chest, back, arms, abdomen, perineal area, legs, and feet are examined in that order.



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