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rayancarla1

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Which is the correct order in which to assess level of arousal?
 
  1) Visual, auditory, and then tactile stimuli
  2) Tactile, visual, and then painful stimuli
  3) Auditory, tactile, and then painful stimuli
  4) Painful, visual, and then auditory stimuli

Question 2

Which may be the reason for an older adult patient to exhibit poorly applied make-up and stains on the clothing?
 
  1) Depression
  2) Poor visual acuity
  3) Impaired range of motion of upper extremities
  4) All of the above


Dunkey

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Reply #1 on: Jun 25, 2018
Answer to Question 1

ANS: 3

Answer to Question 2

ANS: 4


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