2. Suppose that a patient on whom you want to conduct the EENT exam has a strong aversion togetting his/her face and throat touched. What would be your strategies to conduct adequatephysical examination on this patient? The strategies may not mean that you are using all forcesnecessary to insert probes into your patient's orifices. Use your imagination to think what's bestfor the patient, and what else you can do to obtain what you need for diagnosis.

EENT exam is the assessment of the eyes, ears, nose, throat, and neck. This examination is based on…

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