13. What part of the hand would be best to use for determining the general temperature...
13. What part of the hand would be best to use for determining the general temperature of the skin?
a. palmar surface(underside) of the hand
b. pads of the fingers
c. dorsal surface (back) of the hand
d. Ulnar surface of the hand.
Homework Answers
Ans) 13 c. dorsal surface (back) of the hand
Explaination:
- Dorsal surface of the hands for assessing the relative temperature of the skin (typically in comparison to another portion of the patient's body).
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