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For Best Results, an Otoscopic and Oral Examination in a Child

Question 10

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For best results, an otoscopic and oral examination in a child should be:

A) conducted at the beginning of the assessment.
B) done after inspection.
C) performed at the end of the examination.
D) performed before palpation.

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