During a general survey, the nurse asks if the patient is feeling cold. What did the nurse most likely observe in the patient?
A) The patient is wearing clothing that is inconsistent with warm weather.
B) The patient is bouncing both legs up and down while seated.
C) The patient is avoiding eye contact with the nurse.
D) The patient's speech is slurred.
A
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