An important component in the assessment of a client's skin is:
a. only performing a skin surface assessment
b. always provide privacy during assessment
c. allowing a client a choice in the areas for assessment
d. removal of all clothing and sheets at the same time for a full body assessment
B
It is important to always provide privacy during skin assessment.
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