Interpretation of nonverbal communication may require further validation with the patient. Which of the following should prompt further physical assessment and/or discussion? The patient: Select all that apply
A) grimaces
B) ambulates independently and purposely
C) pulls away when touched
D) responds incongruently to questions asked
E) sits with the head down and shoulders slumped
F) maintains eye contact and nods during instruction
A) grimaces
C) pulls away when touched
D) responds incongruently to questions asked
E) sits with the head down and shoulders slumped
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