When using a temporal artery thermometer, you must
A) hold the probe in place for 8 minutes.
B) hold the thermometer flat against the patient's forehead.
C) quickly move the probe across the patient's forehead.
D) release the "on" button after the probe is behind the patient's ear lobe.
D
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What will be an ideal response?
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A. Teaching sessions should be at least 30 minutes. B. Teaching sessions should occur prior to a mealtime. C. Older clients do not retain material as well as younger clients. D. Lessons should proceed at a slower pace.
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