To palpate the anterior thorax,you should use the finger pads of your dominant hand and
A) start at the apex of the right lung (above the clavicle) , move down to each rib and intercostal space, and then repeat on the left.
B) palpate any areas of tenderness first.
C) start at the base of the right lung, move upward to each rib and intercostal space, and then repeat on the left.
D) have the patient lift the arms over the head to stretch the skin and enhance detection of any abnormal findings.
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