When Developing a Spinal Clearance Policy, Age

question 40

Multiple Choice

When developing a spinal clearance policy, age:

• A) should never be considered, as age does not matter.
• B) should be considered only when the patient is a man between the ages of 21 and 35.
• C) should be considered, as the very old may not be able to describe their symptoms accurately.
• D) should be considered only if the patient is a minor.

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