Which of the following factors are most critical in determining when a patient can be ambulated?
I.willingness of patient
II.stability of vital signs
III.absence of severe pain

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While patient willingness is important, the stability of vital signs and absence of severe pain are critical in determining when a patient can be safely ambulated. If vital signs are unstable or pain is severe, it may not be safe for the patient to stand and walk. Therefore, II and III are the most important factors in this scenario.

Which of the Following Factors Are Most Critical in Determining