Jaundice is recognized in a dark-skinned client by:
a. Ashen-gray color, most easily seen in the conjunctiva.
b. Deeper brown or purple skin tone of the palms and soles.
c. Yellowish-green color on the palms and soles.
d. Yellowing color of the oral mucous membranes.
ANS: C
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