Observation during history taking is the best way to examine for:
a. head position.
b. scalp lice.
c. thyroid size.
d. tracheal alignment.
A
Head position as well as facial features are best observed when talking to the patient during the history. Scalp lice, thyroid size, and tracheal alignment are best assessed by palpation and closer physical observation.
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