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altibaby

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What BEST defines the immediate sense of the patient's degree of distress, formulated from the patient's immediate environment, appearance, and chief complaint?
 
  A) Primary assessment B) Secondary assessment
  C) Scene size-up D) General impression

Question 2

A impression is how the patient looks to you as you approach.
 
  A. general C. patient
  B. lasting D. psychosocial



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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