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Wrists- flexion = 90°, = extention 70°, radial deviation = 20°, ulnar deviation = 50° Elbows- flexion = 160° Radial pulse- 2+, nl and symmetric Lower: Nails- nl ( cyanosis, clubbing) Muscles- nl size Joints (including ROM) Ankle- dorsiflex = 20°, plantar flexion = 40°, eversion = 20°, inversion = 20°
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