A nurse is preparing to palpate a female client's neck. Which action by the nurse is most appropriate?
a. Telling the client, "I need to feel for tumors in your neck."
b. Telling the client, "I'm going to feel your neck for any abnormalities."
c. Telling the client, "I need to press deeply on your neck, so please hold still."
d. Palpating the client's neck without explanation of the purpose.
ANS: B
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