Which of the following lifestyle factors with the nurse assess with the young adult client entering the ambulatory care setting for a routine physical?
1. Mobility
2. Environment
3. Workplace safety
4. Diminished sensory perception
5.
3
Rationale 1: The young adult presenting for a routine physical will not be likely to have mobility issues.
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