Which Strategy Is Not Always Appropriate for Pediatric Physical Examination

question 37

Multiple Choice

Which strategy is not always appropriate for pediatric physical examination?

• A) Take the history in a quiet, private place.
• B) Examine the child from head to toe.
• C) Exhibit sensitivity to cultural needs and differences.
• D) Perform frightening procedures last.

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