The nurse is preparing to assess the female client's cardiovascular system during a routine health assessment visit. Which items should the nurse have available in the room in order to complete the examination? Select all that apply.
A. Ruler (metric).
B. An ultrasound machine.
C. Stethoscope.
D. Client gown and a drape.
E. Reflex hammer.
Answer: D
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