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    The Most Accurate Method for Taking an Adult Client's Rectal
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The Most Accurate Method for Taking an Adult Client's Rectal

Question 8

Question 8

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The most accurate method for taking an adult client's rectal temperature is to insert the thermometer _____ inches and hold in place _____ minutes.


A) The most accurate method for taking an adult client's rectal temperature is to insert the thermometer _____ inches and hold in place _____ minutes. A)    B) 1-2,2-3 C)    D)
B) 1-2,2-3
C) The most accurate method for taking an adult client's rectal temperature is to insert the thermometer _____ inches and hold in place _____ minutes. A)    B) 1-2,2-3 C)    D)
D) The most accurate method for taking an adult client's rectal temperature is to insert the thermometer _____ inches and hold in place _____ minutes. A)    B) 1-2,2-3 C)    D)

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