The nurse is assessing the client's neck. Which should the nurse recognize is an abnormal finding?

A. The tracheal cartilage does not move when the client swallows.
B. The thyroid has no palpable nodules.
C. The client's carotid arteries are visibly pulsating.
D. The neck is symmetrical.


Answer: A

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