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Prior to assessing a client's body temperature, the nurse should remember which of the following?

a. Ear canal temperature is the best method for detecting fever in infants and young children.
b. Rectal temperature measurement is contraindicated in clients with cardiovascular disease.
c. Pulmonary artery temperature is the most practical method of measuring core temperature.
d. Oral temperature is most appropriate for a client who has a nasogastric or feeding tube in place.

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