Why it is important to check the neck for position and involutary movement. 2) what should the nurse consider when inspecting the buccal mucosa of a african american or indian decent. 3) what should the nurse do when the pupil are unequal in size? 4) what should the nurse do if the pain is too great to assess For tenderness?

Why it is important to check the neck for position and involutary movement. 2) what should the nurse consider when inspecting the buccal mucosa of a african american or indian decent. 3) what should the nurse do when the pupil are unequal in size? 4) what should the nurse do if the pain is too great to assess For tenderness?

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