The nurse is performing the Romberg's test and asks the client to stand with their feet together and eyes closed. Which is an expected finding during this assessment?

A. Having complete loss of balance.
B. Exhibiting minimal swaying.
C. Feeling moderately dizzy.
D. Swaying from side to side.


Answer: B

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