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The nurse is planning to assess the integumentary status for an African American client. Which client statement supports the nurse’s documentation that the client is experiencing pallor?
1. “The whites of my eyes don’t look as white anymore; they have a little bit of a yellow cast to them.”
2. “My nails look a little bit bluish.”
3. “My nails are bright red.”
4. “My palms and the inside of my mouth look really pale.”

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