Being prepared is a key factor in conducting a competent health assessment. The nurse must display well-developed cognitive, interpersonal, technical, and ethical skills. Describe what you would do to prepare the patient, the room, and the environment for an examination. How and why would you modify these preparations for the following patients? a. A patient who is comatose b. A patient who is uncooperative c. A patient who does not understand your language d. A small child

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