To conduct the Romberg test, the nurse asks the patient to stand with the feet together and eyes closed. What must the nurse observe for the test to be considered normal?

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Minimal swaying for up to 20 seconds is considered normal in the Romberg test, as it indicates that the patient has a good sense of balance and proprioception with minimal reliance on visual cues.

To Conduct the Romberg Test, the Nurse Asks the Patient