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Harriett is a nursing student who is performing a physical examination on Jarred, a 6-year-old patient who is being admitted to the pediatric unit with abdominal pain.

When would be the most appropriate time in the examination to palpate Jarred's abdomen? A. Palpate tender areas last.
B. Palpate tender areas first to get it over.
C. Palpate tender areas between other portions of the exam.
D. Do not palpate tender areas.

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