How would you assess the skin turgor on ann

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As part of your admission assessment on Ann you are to complete a skin assessment - Please answer the following questions. Skin assessment Identify four (4) factors that are important to consider when assessing the integumentary system (skin). How would you assess the skin turgor on Ann, and state what is normal / abnormal?

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