During initial ABCDE assessments of life-threatening conditions, D (disability) in neurologic status is assessed by the patient's:
a. pupil size.
b. degree of responsiveness.
c. nuchal rigidity.
d. mood and affect.
B
The D (disability) in neurologic status of the primary assessment is assessed by determination of the patient's degree of responsiveness to stimuli.
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