Chest Physical Examination

To avoid the scapulae obstructing the examination of the upper lung fields (correct)

To evaluate shoulder mobility

To assess for tenderness in the chest region

To facilitate palpation of the chest wall

To allow for thorough examination of the chest region (correct)

To facilitate assessment of skin integrity

To maintain patient modesty and comfort

To prevent unnecessary exposure to light

Open-ended questions about dyspnea, chest pain, wheezing, cough, sputum, and hemoptysis (correct)

Closed-ended questions about specific diagnoses

Leading questions to direct the patient's responses

Questions related to non-respiratory symptoms

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