Which of the following is not a good practice when performing an evaluation?
A) A systematic approach to the evaluation following the history, inspection/observation, palpation, and special testing process
B) Utilizing a repeatable process that the clinician uses each time when performing an evaluation
C) Randomly assessing areas or structures
D) Developing high reliability in the order with which processes are performed to maximize the information gained during the evaluation

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Randomly assessing areas or structures can lead to missing important information or inconsistencies in the evaluation process. A systematic and repeatable approach with high reliability is important for an accurate and comprehensive evaluation.

Which of the Following Is Not a Good Practice When