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A 6-month old child has been brought to the Well-Child Clinic for a check-up. The infant is currently sleeping. What should you do first

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When the infant is quiet or sleeping is an ideal time to assess the cardiac, respiratory, and abdominal systems.Assessment of the eye, ear, nose, and throat are invasive procedures that should be performed at the end of the examination

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