For best results, an otoscopic and oral examination in a child should be
A)conducted at the beginning of the assessment.
B)done after inspection.
C)performed at the end of the examination.
D)performed before palpation.
E)deferred until they can fully cooperate.

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Because young children often resist otoscopic and oral examination, it may be wise to postpone these procedures until the end of the examination after you have gained some trust.

For Best Results, an Otoscopic and Oral Examination in a Child